Ideal for security, navigation, on charter photography and fun, remote controlled low-flying drones provide an aerial perspective never before possible, 400-feet and closer.
Both Charter guests and Crew benefit from the use drones for looking around headlands to bays or moorings, documenting their voyages and charters, filming marine life, their friends and family life onboard and activities during their charter.
What about a challenge of wits and motor skills, as charter guests take turns to land the drone on a floating target or beach? Their applications are nearly unlimited. As technology evolves rapidly, outmoding current gizmos, so too with drones. Just as one model takes off, it's superseded. Some current models on the market include the Splash Drone, a waterproof drone capable of landing, submerging and flying from the water.
The Splashdrone from UrbanDrones can be safely used around the water without worry of water damage. Boasting a 17-minute flight time and a top speed of 25mph, Splashdrone is a quadcopter piloted by either remote control or smartphone app. It can carry a waterproof camera and film dramatic continuous shots from under the water and into the sky!
The range of Phantom drones are prized for their ability to provide high resolution still and video footage. The Phantom 3 Advanced Quadcopter is definitely not a toy, but a semi-professional kit. With 25 minute flying time, the Phantom 3 connects wirelessly to smartphone or tablet, delivering users a live view while controlling the drone with the dedicated remote.
Ask your Luxury Charter Group representative for yacht options that have a covetable collection of onboard toys to make your charter experience a take home memory.
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