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The Download: V-Coptr Falcon

The V-Coptr Falcon is a bicopter. The major advantage of it is that you get 50 minutes of flight time, which is almost two times more than anything else on the market today.

News 12 Staff

Jan 10, 2020, 11:43 AM

Updated 1,574 days ago

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A new device puts a new spin on the drone.
Drones are extremely popular, and they typically work about the same. They all have four rotors. But Zero Zero Robotics has done something very unique. They have a drone with only two rotors.
The V-Coptr Falcon is a bicopter. The major advantage of it is that you get 50 minutes of flight time, which is almost two times more than anything else on the market today.
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