Blade Inductrix Switch Air Unboxing, Maiden Flight, & Review

This is my Blade Inductrix Switch Air Unboxing, Maiden Flight, & Review. It is pretty cool, so click on the video to check it out!
Link to Inductrix Switch Air Wing:
Inductrix Switch Hovercraft:
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Parts to Convert the the Switch Air to the Switch Hovercraft:
- Inductrix Switch Base Plate:
- Inductrix Switch Blade Foam Skirt:
RC Equipment Used Or Mentioned In This Video:
- Blade Inductrix Switch Air BNF Kit:
- Blade Inductrix Switch Air RTF Kit:
- Spektrum DX6 Radio:
- Recommended Battery:
- Tattu 220 mAh Battery:
- Tattu 220 mAh Battery 5-Pack:
- Inductrix Switch Base Place:
- Inductrix Switch Blade Foam Skirt:
Video Equipment Used To Make This Video:
- Sony AX-33:
- SanDisk Extreme Pro SD Card:
- Insignia Lapel Mic:
- ESDDI 20"X28" Softbox:
- SanDisk Extreme Pro SD Card:
Here are the pros and cons for the Blade Inductrix Switch Air Wing:
Pros:
- This is fun!
- It could be great for a beginner, but I recommend the RTF version for that
- Can be converted into a Blade Hovercraft or quad
- Larger 220 batteries work
- There is potential to FPV this quadcopter wing
Cons:
- Short flight times , even with the 220's, but they're not quite as short
This is how Horizon Hobby and Blade describe this Quadcopter Flying Wing:
"It's a blast to fly micro RC planes and drones - so imagine the fun you'll have flying both with only one model! The Blade® Inductrix® Switch Air expands on the popular Inductrix Switch hovercraft's versatility, going from quadcopter to flying wing literally in a snap.
The Inductrix Switch Air is the second member of the Inductrix Switch family, both of which feature a modular, snap-together design that's exclusive to the Blade brand. It's literally two models in one, transforming from a micro drone (Quad Mode) into a flying wing (Wing Mode) in seconds using simple stick commands. No tools or wiring changes are required. You don't even have to unplug the battery! It's easy for beginners and experienced users alike.
Even in Wing Mode, the Inductrix Switch Air is perfectly suited for flying indoors in tight areas. No "runway" space is needed. Thanks to its VTOL (Vertical Takeoff and Landing) capabilities, you simply rise to a hover, then push the sticks forward and start flying. When you're ready to land, slow and descend like you would with a drone. The Inductrix Switch Air can also be flown outdoors in very light winds.
In both Wing and Quad modes, SAFE stabilizing technology provides self-leveling flight to give all pilots confidence at the controls. Limited pitch and bank angles prevent over-control.
The modular design of the Blade Inductrix Switch Air is also compatible with that of the Inductrix Switch hover craft. Add a few optional parts and your Inductrix Switch Air can become a hovercraft, too. Enjoy a third mode of RC action without buying another complete model! What’s more, with a simple firmware update using the USB Programmer cable (BLH7840), you can convert your Inductrix Switch hovercraft into a Switch Air."
For a different fixed wing experience, I have my eyes on the E-flite V-22 Osprey. So far a lot of crashes have been reported, just like the real thing, so we shall see what I do on that front! Maybe I should just get the E-flite P-39 instead. Let me know in the comments!