Boatmode & Powerflip of the Swellpro Splash drone 4

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In this video the Swellpro Splash drone 4 is preforming the boatmode function and powerflip feature. The Splash drone 4 has a higher IP rating (IP67) & has a higher wind resistance level(20m/s) then the DJI Matrice 300 (IP45 & 15m/s) and the Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced(no IP rating & 10m/s), What do you think of the Splash drone 4? LMK in the comments.
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11 сен 2021

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Комментарии : 14

@MsJasmine90 2 года назад

Wow

@timclapper6091 2 года назад

Would have liked to see some actual drone footage. The flip over feature it cool. Still trying to justify $3,000 + US

@RadReelingFishing Год назад

Aren't you supposed to use the pontoons on the drone for boat mode?

@sliggy6834 Год назад

Thanks for commenting. Well yes and no.

@akgooder-droneworks-andyk6988 2 года назад

the boat mode also requires some floaties for the landing gear, be careful without them

@sliggy6834 2 года назад

no its really doesnt

@lhs2miler 2 года назад

@@sliggy6834 The manual says the floats are required - it hasn't hurt your drone at all doing boat mode without them?

@sliggy6834 2 года назад

@@lhs2miler no it's has not. Just make sure all the rubber o-rings on the access ports on the bottom are lubricated with silicone grease. I have another video on it. Also if your in salt water rinse off with fresh water post flight.

@ellobo1326 2 года назад

Impressive.

@IxBullseyexI Год назад

While in water Does it flip on its own or do you press something to active the flip?

@sliggy6834 Год назад

You have to press the joysticks to make it flip

@IxBullseyexI Год назад

@Sliggy Oh Interesting! Thanks for your reply 😄

@777geeman 2 дня назад

Also not completely waterproof due the biometric membrane being only water resistant. It will destroy the circuits (especially salt water) if spending to much in water, especially on its back. It's been proven.