Flight Force Battling Drones (Set of 2)
Features
- Mid-air combat mode: use infrared light "cannons" to temporarily disable your opponent
- Detachable rotor guards: help protect the walls (so your parents won't yell at you for playing inside)
- 6-axis gyroscope: makes the drones easy to fly and keeps them stable, indoors and out
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Description
Flight Force Battling Drones (Set of 2). Drone fight! Way better than rock, paper, scissors , our Flight ForceTM Battling Drones are the newest (and most fun) way to settle an argument with your sibling, decide whose turn it is to do the dishes, or just win bragging rights against your friends. Shoot your opponent's drone with infrared light "canons" to temporarily disable them--their controller will light up, make noise, and vibrate to let them know they've been hit. First player to make 3 hits wins! Fly and play indoors or out (detachable guards increase safety and protect the propellers), perform 360o flips with the press of a button, and watch your piloting skills increase every time you fly. You'll love taking command of the sky with your Battling Drone! Mid-air combat mode: use infrared light "canons" to temporarily disable your opponent 6-axis gyroscope: makes drone easy to fly and keeps it stable Flight moves: hover, forward, backward, side to side, up and down & 360o flips Flight type: indoors & outdoors (light winds) Flight speeds: 2 Controller: 2.4GHz radio frequency (includes 2 remotes; each requires 3 AA batteries, not included) Flying range: up to 150 feet (46 meters) Flight time: up to 5-6 minutes between charges Power type: USB rechargeable (includes cable) Dimensions: 7.1 x 6.9 in (18 x 17.5 cm), 5.3oz (150.3g) In the box: 2 drones, 8 spare rotors, 2 USB chargers, 2 drone batteries, and 2 controllers For ages 14 and up Order your Flight Force Battling Drones from Brookstone today! WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years. Notice to Register Drones: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires some owners of drones (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) that weigh more than 0.55 pounds to register their devices at https://registermyuas.faa.gov/. Check your local civil aerial regulation as additional state and/or local requirements may apply.
