See whether your anchor is holding. From your phone.
Isadrone flies off your boat, lands on the water, dives to 100 ft and shows you the bottom, live.
Lives on the swim platform.
Set it down off the platform, in whatever chop the boat can sit in. It floats, holds its place and waits for you.
One body. Above and below.
A sealed hull, a camera that works in air and in water, and four arms that come off with two screws.
- Camera pod
- Swap the pod, not the drone. Clear water, night, gimbal.
- Accessory port
- Sonar, lights and a grabber plug into the keel.
- Arms
- Water pitch, air pitch, tall feet. Swap the whole arm.
The relay floats. The drone dives.
The relay stays on the surface and carries the live picture to your phone while the drone works underneath.
Your phone is the controller.
Depth, charge and the live view on the screen you already carry. Tap Check anchor. It goes, it looks, it comes back.
Fits in your hand. 250 grams.
Light enough to live in the boat's glovebox and to launch from your palm. Rules differ by country and change; check what applies where you fly.
Plug in what you need.
Two screws per arm. One bay for the camera. Nothing to open, nothing to seal.
In the box.
Isadrone, a hard carry bag, and the charger. The relay and the pods are separate.
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Nothing to pay and nothing to cancel. We write when there is a price or a date.