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Fly into the Future with Jetson ONE eVTOL: Your Gateway to the Skies

Fly into the Future with Jetson ONE eVTOL: Your Gateway to the Skies

Welcome to the Future of Transportation: Introducing the Jetson ONE eVTOL

Get ready for the future of transportation! With the Jetson ONE eVTOL, you can fly into the skies and experience the thrill of personal aerial travel like never before.

The Jetson ONE is the first affordable eVTOL on the market, making it accessible to a wider range of consumers. That’s right, you can own your very own flying car! And the best part? No pilot’s license is required (in the United States) to fly the Jetson ONE, with just five minutes of training. You can take to the skies in this Tesla-powered flying sports car/drone hybrid vehicle that combines the sleek design and performance capabilities of a flying sports car with the versatility and technology of a drone.

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The Ionocraft: The world’s smallest drone – 2×2 cm and EHD engines

The Ioncraft

The “Ioncraft”, a mini-drone developed in California, weighs only 30 milligrams and measures just 2×2 cm. Unlike other mini-drones, it does not fly with the help of electric motors and rotors, but with the power of ions. Due to the built-in electrohydrodynamic engines, the “Ioncraft” accelerates by the collision of ions with neutral molecules, which are ionized and accelerated by the engines in an electric field. The world’s smallest drone can be controlled similarly to other quadrocopters, but the energy supply and data communication are not yet very mature.

Ionocraft Penny-Sized Ionocraft Flies With No Moving Parts

EHD- Engine

The installed EHD engines are to be used in the future not only in drones but also in larger flying objects. They are highly important for research, as they can be used, for example, in space research, but also in agriculture, rescue operations and environmental research.

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TS100 Soldering Iron – The ultimate soldering iron for FPV (and at all!)

The TS100 – the soldering iron for all cases

In the FPV scene, you can argue super: Everyone has their subjective views, why one propeller is better than the other … and the frame flies better than this. But the TS100 is different: Here, everyone seems united: the TS100 is the best FPV soldering iron! A consensus rarely experienced otherwise.

TS100 digital soldering iron
TS100 digital soldering iron
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DJI Mavic Air FPV

We have made our newly arrived DJI Mavic Air FPV suitable

The Mavic Air is probably the hottest camera drone currently, but we are actually not DJI aviators but FPV Racer pilots. And what do you want as an FPV pilot? Exactly: The thing from the first-person perspective fly, but do not stop ‘staring at the phone’.

So we built a DJI Mavic Air FPV. 😜

DJI Mavic Air FPV
DJI Mavic Air FPV
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The fastest drone in the world (267 km/h) – Quadmovr Movr5r2 F80

Quadmovr

Quadmovr (yes, it is written in this way and not Quadmover) from Germany is probably the best-known LOS pilot in the racing drones area. One of my favorite videos comes from him (especially because of the sound), you’ll find it on the homepage. His current Movr series arguably the fastest drone in the world, as he is also one of the busiest designers, pushing his builds to the limit.

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Are 3″ Racing drones the new king class? (HGLRC XJB-145 shopping list)

Why are 3 “Racequads so interesting in Germany?

In Germany (and in some other countries) there is a magic number: 250g. Drones and quads over 250g are subject to the strictest conditions in Germany. Copters under a quarter of a kilo (and the HGLRC XJB-145 is one of them) are considered toys, and it’s so much easier to fly legally.

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