#Ruko f11 pro drone for sale install#
#Ruko f11 pro drone for sale manual#

The charging ports are actually on the batteries, not the drone. The Quick Start guide shows the cables being plugged into the body of the F11, but that’s a mistake.

Step two was to charge the batteries and the controller using the ridiculously short (10 inches) USB-A to USB-micro cables. It looks to be new, as there are no ratings yet, and it claims that it doesn’t collect any data, which is awesome.

#Ruko f11 pro drone for sale install#

Step one was to install the Ruko app from Apple’s app store onto my iPhone. It has four arms that jut out at obtuse angles from the body, each with a pair of propellers on top and a small light on the bottom. The body of the Ruko F11 MINI looks like a small, squat, rectangular, grey box with a camera peeking out one end and a battery inserted into the other. Note that a micro SD card is not included.

Speed: Low is 11.5 feet/second high is 23 feet/second.

Dimensions: 12 x 10 x 2 inches (when fully extended).

Card: Micro SD, max size is 128 GB, formatted as FAT32.

Photo resolution: 4K (4096 x 3072) as JPG.

Any very small Phillips screwdriver should work.

#Ruko f11 pro drone for sale manual#

Note: The user manual says that it includes a small screwdriver that can be used to replace the blades, but this was missing.

Documentation (quick start guide, user manual, disclaimer & safety guidelines).

4 spare screw covers for the propellers.

Ruko is a Chinese company whose motto is “every day with you.” It can take 4k photos and shoot 2.7k video at 25 fps. It has 60 minutes of flight time (spread over two batteries), is controlled via a remote controller and an app on the phone, and has built-in 5 GHz WiFi. The Ruko F11 MINI is the smallest drone in Ruko’s line of F11 drones. I’m hoping that the Ruko F11 MINI will be the drone that I am looking for! What is it? I’ve been looking for a good drone to help me out, one that is easy to control (since I’m not very experienced) and is lightweight (since I’ll have to haul it wherever we go hiking). Not because I’m a YouTuber-I’m not-but because my wife and I go hiking a lot, and I think it would be cool to have some videos of the places we’ve visited.

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