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JJRC H30CH Review – A Mini RC Quadcopter with 2MP Camera RTF Version

JJRC H30CH Review – A Mini RC Quadcopter with 2MP Camera RTF Version

Posted on January 5, 2017January 8, 2019 By Jarvis

The JJRC H30CH is an upgraded version of the H30C model. The differences from the previous model is that this has altitude hold function. Activating this mode, your drone will not fly upward, even if you release the throttle stick. The H30C doesn’t feature this mode, so will continue going up! The H30CH is for sure the best gift for beginners.

Design

The JJRC H30CH has a little strange shape, as it looks like a small ball ready to fly! It comes out in red and black and uses mode 2 for the controller. The transmitter uses the 2.4GHz frequency in order to communicate with the drone and have no interference. For this also uses 4 channels for better results. The H30CH is equipped with 6 axis for more stability and on it we will find a 2.0MP camera. ready to take images or shoot video if needed. The package size is 14.5 x 11 x 8cm and weights 192g. Inside the package there is a brand gift box.
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