No, you do not need any license such as those required for drone pilots.

No, there’s no restriction in operating the rover, such as those for drones. However, you should drive the rover in conducive areas while adhering to safety and traffic rules.

Yes, the FPV (First Person View) camera comes with a digital video recording function, and it records up to 4k resolution. You can use your own micro SD card. We can also attach an additional action camera on the rover.

Yes, we do provide comprehensive tutorials on how to operate the rover from the ground up.

Yes, in the situation where someone is trying to steal your rover, you may remotely trigger the audible alarm from the radio transmitter by a push of a button. This will alert the people around the area.

Yes, absolutely. You can get high-quality 4K digital footage from the rover’s point of view via the digital video recorder built into the camera system. You need to insert a micro SD card while recording. If you wish to include video footage that shows the rover’s exterior, then you may attach an external camera at the rear of the rover near the wing. You may use mini camera such as GoPro, Insta360 or any lightweight portable camera.

The cargo area has a minimum size of 120 mm x 120 mm (4.72 × 4.72 inches). Because the width of the cargo is unrestricted, you could place larger items.

The cargo area lets you carry items like two regular cups of takeout coffee, four 355 ml cans of soda, small gifs, candies, A5-sized flyers, donation box, cargo box, and even a small flower pot.

Our current model supports JPEG images, which can be displayed as a slideshow or triggered by the remote operator. At the moment, this model does not support video playback. Future variants will have this capability.

The rover supports JPEG (.jpg) or bitmap  (.bmp) files for image display and MP3 (.mp3) files for audio playback. A pair of image and audio file can be played simultaneously each time when triggered.

You can trigger which file to play or display via the switches on the radio transmitter. The 3-way switch on the transmitter has been programmed to display a pair of image and audio file at once. For example, when the 3-way switch is set to the up position, it will display image1.jpg and play audio1.mp3, while the down position triggers image2.jpg and audio2.mp3

The specified maximum range is 1 km (0.6 miles) which is limited by the ELRS radio transmitter. However, the actual range that you can remotely operate the rover depends on your line of sight (LOS) and your elevation relative to the rover. The better the line of sight and the higher you are, the better is your video reception and radio transmission.

In order to get the best range from the rover, you’re recommended to have a clear line of sight of the rover without much distraction. This will provide the best video reception. Obstacles like trees, bushes, vehicles or pedestrians can block the video signal. Another neat trick is to be at an elevated position compared to the rover. For example, if your rover is moving on the ground level, you may remotely control it from one or more levels higher. And remember to set the video transmitter to its max output power.

No, each rover comes with a set of printed vinyl livery which you may adhere to the rover’s body. You will also receive all the digital files of all our liveries available for free. That is a minimum of 10 custom wraps with the following themes – general, birthday, Halloween, Christmas, American football, basketball, baseball, EPL, stock car racing, Formula 1. This means you get one printed custom livery from the 10 types that we have.

Yes, absolutely. Please contact us to get a quote. We can deliver to you the digital files (.pdf and .ai), the printed waterproof vinyl sticker, or both. You may provide us the necessary materials such as logo, text, motif and colors for us to include in the design.

We need approximately one week.

We offer free shipping to U.S., Canada, U.K., and Europe. For other countries, please contact us for the exact shipping fees.

Yes, absolutely. We provide online and email technical support on an ongoing basis. We also provide video tutorials and guides on YouTube.

You have 30 days to return your rover if you are not satisfied with it and we can offer a refund within two weeks of receiving your returned item.

Yes, as long that your transmitter supports ELRS and EdgeTX such as Radiomaster TX16S, Pocket, Boxer, Jumper T15 and T20.

Because ELRS offers the longest range compared to other protocols such as FrSky, Spektrum, and Futaba.

Yes, as long that your pair of goggles support standard 5.8 GHz analog video signal. Do note that it is recommended to have a pair of FPV goggles that could capture the live audio from the rover.

The rover only accepts ELRS (ExpressLRS) protocol due to its long-range capability. Unlike radio-controlled aerial vehicles, the radio transmission range is shorter when the vehicle is on the ground.

The radio receiver supports up to seven channels. All these channels are used by the rover.

Sorry but no. It only supports the standard analog FPV system due to its longer range. Unlike radio-controlled aerial vehicles, the video transmission range is shorter when the vehicle is on the ground. However, the FPV camera does come with a 4K DVR which records in high quality digital format. This means you get analog video stream while driving while your recorded footage is in high quality digital format.