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Amphibious HexH2o drone shoots both aerial and underwater video
“…the HexH2o has several advantages over its smaller sibling [the QuadH2o]. For one thing, its extra props/motors offer some reassurance in the form of redundancy – if one of them fails, the aircraft can still keep flying. An internal fan and exterior-mounted heat sinks keep things from getting too hot while the drone is in flight.”
Source: www.gizmag.com
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