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Proto X: The tiny unmanned helicopter

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The Proto X is a mini unmanned tetraptero that fits in the Palm of your hand. Its length is only 4,5 cm and weight 11,3 grams. Remotely controlled by a cheiristirio, It has four LED lights to be visible at night, and can recharge the battery via a simple USB port. Costs 40 € and you can pre-order here.

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