At first glance, you can see that the RC drone JJRC X9 is an updated copy of the SJRC Z5. It has the same folding form, and the functions are the same. The design of the SJRC is smoother, while the JJRC X9 has a square one. Also differ from each other only control panels.
According to the manufacturer, the battery of JJRC X9 is installed at 1000mAh in the quadcopter, which allows it to fly for about 14-15 minutes. The control equipment “breaks through” up to 600 meters, but the range of FPV (video) operation is only 200-300 meters.
In front of the 5G WiFi HD camera is placed with a resolution of 1080P and remote tilt control. When buying, there is a choice: in which range your quadrocopter will broadcast video – at 2.4G or 5.8G.
The control panel which is included, is equipped with two antennas. Probably one antenna is just a dummy. There is also a holder for the phone. The remote control is equipped with a built-in Li-ion battery; after a full charge, it is able to support the remote control for 10 hours.
On the front of the JJRC X9 console, in addition to the standard controls (sticks), there are 4 more buttons and several LEDs for indicating various states. Next to the gas stick is the “Return Home” function button. There is also an automatic take-off and landing button, it is located in the upper right corner.
In the lower part of the console case there are special retractable holders, since the console itself is small, these holders allow you to conveniently place the console in your hands.
i have one jjrc x9 heron, i like it verywell,. and i already flown up to 700meters. no issue, and safe camera are great also. iam using it for security purpose, and in work, i already modified it into 1km range, remote and the drone antenna, and it is very very satisfied,. even in high wind, awesome,. and the remote antenna are all functioning, not a dummy one. if you want some sample, video ill send it on youtube.
I have one is actually very good.
I lost the user manual, if possible thank you if you could send me a copy.
Luis Ferro