The Meteor65 Pro O4 is an amazing 1S high - definition whoop quadcopter made for the DJI O4 Air Unit. With a 66mm wheelbase, 0802SE | 19500KV motors, and GF 35mm 3 - blade propellers, it offers great flight performance and stability. It comes with the Matrix 1S 3IN1 HD FC and integrated DJI O4 shock - absorbing components, perfect for smooth high - definition aerial photography. The redesigned canopy is durable, has adjustable camera angles, and ensures clear images. Ideal for FPV filmmakers and enthusiasts.
**Features**:
- Optimized for DJI O4 Air Unit: Fly softly and stably indoors for smooth HD footage.
- Advanced Flight Controller: Powered by Matrix 1S 3IN1 HD FC for better integration and operation.
- Precision Flight Tuning: Precise altitude control and natural camera movements with optimized parameters.
- Enhanced Power Configuration: Good thrust and responsive flight despite added weight.
- Redesigned Canopy: Shock - absorbing for stable HD footage, 10° - 35° adjustable camera angle.
- Durable and User - Friendly: Reliable and easy to use, offering a great flying experience.
The Matrix 1S 3IN1 HD FC provides advanced stability. It combines a flight controller, ESC, and ELRS 2.4G RX, ensuring stable digital image transmission. The shock - absorbing components isolate high - frequency vibrations from the DJI O4 Air Unit, eliminating image shake. The power system, with 0802SE | 19500KV motors, GF 35mm 3 - blade props, 12A ESC, and LAVA 1S 300mAh battery, balances power and efficiency, giving a 2:40 flight time.
Compared to the Meteor75 Pro O4, the Meteor65 Pro O4 has a 66mm wheelbase and shorter flight time. Specifications include a 66mm wheelbase, 0802SE|19500KV motors, LAVA 1S 300mAh battery, etc. Recommended parts are LiteRadio transmitters, LAVA 1S 300mAh battery, etc. It comes in DJI O4 and PNP versions with different accessories.
Using the Meteor65 Pro O4 is a breeze. First, make sure your battery is fully charged. Connect the battery to the quadcopter and turn on your radio transmitter. After powering on the quadcopter, wait for it to establish a connection with the transmitter. Once connected, you can take off gently. Remember to start with small throttle adjustments to get used to its flying characteristics.
When it comes to the camera, adjust the angle between 10° and 35° according to your shooting needs. This will help you get the perfect shot without capturing the frame or canopy.
Here are some important notes. Always fly in an open and safe area, away from people, buildings, and power lines. Don't fly in bad weather like strong winds, rain, or snow. Also, be careful when handling the propellers as they can be sharp and cause injury.
For maintenance, after each flight, check the propellers for any damage. If a propeller is cracked or bent, replace it immediately. Clean the quadcopter regularly to remove dirt and dust. You can use a soft brush to clean hard - to - reach areas. Store the quadcopter in a dry and cool place to prevent damage to its electronic components. When not in use, keep the battery in a safe place and follow the proper charging instructions to ensure its longevity.
