⚙️ Build. Learn. And make your own remote-controlled drone spin around. 🚀

🌟 The technology and science of flight ✈️ in your hands

By assembling this drone, you’ll explore the key principles of electronics, aviation, and modern robotics:

• 🌀 Aerodynamics—how the shape and rotation of the propellers generate lift
• ⚖️ Four-axis balance — why two propellers spin clockwise and two counterclockwise
• ⚡ Arduino electronics — the “brain” that controls the four high-speed brushless motors
• 🔧 Mechanical engineering — frame and structural stability

📦 A complete, ready-to-assemble kit

Everything you need is included in the box:

• 🪵 Frame made of eco-friendly, precision-cut linden wood
• ⚙️ 4 high-speed coreless motors — the power behind flight
• 🌀 4 propellers — 2 clockwise + 2 counterclockwise for stability
• 🎮 Remote control with buttons and integrated circuit board
• 🔋 3.7V 600mAh lithium battery (airframe) + 3.7V 400mAh (remote control)
• 🔌 USB-A charging cable included
• 📋 Manual with step-by-step assembly instructions

🎁 The perfect gift for…

• ✈️ Aviation, drone, and tech enthusiasts
• 🎂 A unique and exciting birthday or Christmas gifT
• 🏫 A hands-on and impressive science or technology school project
• 👨‍👩‍👧 A family activity for a creative and educational weekend

👦👧 Ages 8 and up — Adult supervision recommended | Solo or in pairs

In Canada, a drone weighing less than 60g is considered a microdrone (all devices under 250g). It does not require a license (pilot’s certificate) or registration. However, you must fly it safely, maintaining direct visual contact, and keep it away from crowds, public events, and restricted airspace.

More info on microdrone regulations: https://tc.canada.ca/en/aviation/drone-safety/learn-rules-you-fly-your-drone/drone-operation-categories-pilot-certificates/microdrones