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Xiro Xplorer Mini Review. With the recent growth in popularity of the so-called selfie drones, Xiro went with a no-brainer and created the Xiro Xplorer Mini. A drone that could, in fact, be a worthy competitor for DJI Mavic Pro. After a successful life cycle of their Xplorer drone (both V and G versions), the folks at Xiro have introduced this new little fella to their lineup of drones. The evolution of the “selfie” has gradually progressed over the years. This popularity has pushed technology to make smaller and better cameras and to pack as many pixels as possible into imaging sensors.Since there are no limits for taking selfies, drones let us take images and pictures which we wouldn’t be usually able to take from our normal phone cameras. The Xiro Xplorer Mini has a lot to say and gives its users in this aspect. You can read more about the specifications, features, camera performance, battery life, price range, and more in the Xiro Xplorer Mini Review And Specifications.Here is our Xiro Xplorer Mini Review (By GeekyViews Experts)? If you have used or if you are using this drone, please leave your Xiro Xplorer Mini review in the comments below and help our readers choose. 8 Total Score The score is given after real-world test by the expert. Pros and Cons are also mentioned. If something is missing in Xiro Xplorer Mini Review and Specifications then feel free to add them in the comment section. PROS It Flight Mode has features like the Follow and Orbit Modes.It has a pleasant design and has foldable props.It has a high-quality camera.It has GPS stabilization feature in it. CONS It has a weak battery.It is a little expensive.It is limited to low-altitude operation. It can be controlled by a smartphone only. Add your review | Read reviews and comments Here are the Top 10 Best Pick By the GV Experts. [content-egg module=AE__amazoncom template=custom/bigcart]Xiro Xplorer Mini ImagesThe Xiro Xplorer Mini can be considered as a spiritual successor to the Xplorer Drone which has already received quite a bit of praise due to its stellar all-around performance and great build quality. Other than its name the Xplorer Mini resembles little significance to its big brothers the Xplorer V and G.It is a miniature foldable drone with an excellent design that will definitely capture the eyes of many. It feels sturdy in hands and seems as

Page 163 Ethernet cable port. You have the ability to connect to the HDPQ Xplorer mainframe via the Ethernet cable. Subnet Mask - masks an IP address, and divides the IP... Page 164 Communications Options, continued Ethernet setup Action... Result... (continued) DNS Server - server that stores the DNS records for a domain name. Use the numeric keypad to enter the DNS Server in the appropriate field. Name - refers to the address of the DNS server. Page 165 CH 5/ Instrument Settings This section defines the screen interface for Wireless (WiFi) setup. See page 5-15 for Wireless (WiFi) setup detailed steps on how to set up the HDPQ Xplorer for wireless connectivity. Action... Result... WIFI SETUP Networks Found - use the drop... Page 166 This section defines the screen interface for Bluetooth setup. Bluetooth setup NOTE: The Xplorer requires the installation of a Dranetz supplied Bluetooth external adapter in order to connect to a wireless-enabled device using the Bluetooth networking mode. The Bluetooth interface uses a PAN network that is only available on PC based devices. Page 167 SETUP VNC Enabled/Disabled = Yes/ No - you have the option to enable/disable VNC setting in your HDPQ Xplorer. When VNC- enabled, any VNC Client who enters the valid password can view and interact remotely with the HDPQ Xplorer from another... Page 168 When enabled, your instrument is able to communicate with other devices that can request data via the Modbus/TCP protocol. The HDPQ Xplorer is a Modbus HDPQ-512 server and sensor/meter. Its intended application is to communicate with Modbus clients such as HMI, BMS, SCADA and other software platforms. Page 169: Set Up The Hdpq Xplorer For Wireless (Wifi) Connectivity CH 5/ Instrument Settings Set Up the HDPQ Xplorer for Wireless (WiFi) Connectivity The following procedure shows how to set up the HDPQ Xplorer for WiFi connectivity. Procedure NOTE: Some of the settings in the wireless setup shown below are examples of what might be detected. Page 170 Set Up the HDPQ Xplorer for Wireless (WiFi) Connectivity, continued Procedure Step Action (continued) The WiFi Network Setup screen is displayed. Provide the required credentials for the wireless network you are connecting to. As shown below, NETGEAR58 is an example of a WiFi network. Security Type, Encryption and Security Key or password must be obtained depending on the network you want to connect to. Page 171 NOTE: A pop-up box appears requiring you to enter the Username and Password for the instrument. • The username is always admin, written in lowercase. • The default password is Dranetz. The username and password are case sensitive, and must be entered as shown. Page 172 Set Up the HDPQ Xplorer for Wireless (WiFi) Connectivity, continued

Xplorer UI Touchscreen Features HDPQ Xplorer UI Touchscreen Features All HDPQ Xplorer screen functions are operable using the color LCD touch screen Touchscreen functions display. Use your finger and/or a stylus to apply light pressure to the LCD screen to result in touch screen recognition. Page 29: Taskbar Icons The shortcut buttons include Start Monitoring, Real Time Data, Recorded Data and Instrument Setup. Repeated pressing of the Dranetz logo alternately displays the Home page and the Home Monitoring page. Start/Stop... Page 30 HDPQ Xplorer UI Touchscreen Features, continued Instrument Real-time Data • Text Display Meters - Meter mode also functions as a true rms control functions (cont.) voltmeter, a true rms ammeter, and a watt meter. Voltage, (continued) current, power measurements, along with hundreds of other calculated and advanced power and power quality parameters, are displayed on the meter screens in textual/tabular format. Page 31 CH 1/ Getting Started Instrument Recorded Data Recorded Data displays captured information in either graphic or control functions textual form, including events and trends, along with voltage (continued) compliance and mini-reports. These include both trended data and events generated from user programmed triggers or thresholds. One instance of this can be invoked while another screen is open and will return to prior screen upon exit. Page 32: Monitoring Status Functions HDPQ Xplorer UI Touchscreen Features, continued Monitoring status presents the current status of the instrument such as monitoring on/ Monitoring status functions off, errors/warnings, etc. These functions invoke pop-up windows and return to the prior screen upon exit. Instrument This window displays status information about the instrument,... Page 33: Housekeeping Functions Press Setup Instrument to configure the instrument’s Wireless Options (WiFi) and Bluetooth communications options. The Xplorer requires the addition of a Dranetz supplied Bluetooth external adapter in order to connect to a wireless-enabled device using the Bluetooth networking mode. The Bluetooth interface uses a PAN network that is only available on PC based devices. Page 34 HDPQ Xplorer UI Touchscreen Features, continued Housekeeping functions Battery / Power Displays battery charge status when powered externally. Displays (continued) Supply Status battery percent charge remaining when operating from internal battery as well as charging level if power supply is plugged in to a valid AC source. Page 35: General Navigation Functions CH 1/ Getting Started General navigation screens include the numeric and alphanumeric keypads. General navigation functions Numeric Features numeric keypad window for multiple uses. Press a Keypad numeric entry field to display the numeric keypad. This keypad also appears automatically when you press a screen that requires numeric entry. Page 36: Hdpq Xplorer Touch Icon Buttons HDPQ Xplorer Touch Icon Buttons HDPQ Xplorer Touch Icon Buttons There are three touch icons located below the LCD screen

Though it can take quite the beating, it also has a superb design. The beautiful black finish with yellow, red, and green finishing touches makes it look rather fancy and stand out among others.As the name suggests the Xplorer Mini is small, measuring just 2.2 by 12.2 by 12.2 inches (HWD) and weighing 15.2 ounces. Despite its small size, it weighs more than 8.8 ounces, so you do need to register with the FAA before flying. Because of its meager height, you need to take off from a flat surface—it can’t handle takeoff from a grassy lawn.Xiro Xplorer Mini Specifications and Features1. The Xiro Xplorer Mini is equipped with both GPS and GLONASS systems, making it extremely stable in midair. This also allows it to have those standard features such as hovering, auto return to home, low power protection, lost connection protection, and best of all – smart flight modes with support for FPV.2. Speaking of Smart Flight Modes, this little fella has got quite a few of these. Namely, the Safe Control Mode in which the position of the Xplorer Mini is relative no matter which way the nose is pointing, it moves in the same direction as the right control stick, which eliminates any orientation confusion.3. Another Smart Flight Mode is the Free Control Mode which turns the Xplorer Mini into a responsive little flier.4. The Motion Control Mode is also a great feature in which the drone in the direction you tilt your phone or tablet.5. Other than these Smart Flight Modes, the Xplorer Mini also has the Follow Me and Follow Snap Modes.6. This little fella is fully foldable, meaning it is extremely mobile. You can fold all four of its sides. This allows it to fit in virtually the smallest compartments in your bags.7. The Xplorer features an operating ceiling of 165 feet. It is rated to be able to communicate with your phone up to 330 feet. It has a top speed of around 18mph.8. Under the drone, you will also find an ultrasonic sensor for vision positioning when you’re flying indoors (where it won’t be able to find satellite signals).Xiro Xplorer Mini SpecificationsMax Flight Distance0.1kmBattery3S 1650mAh LiPoGPSYesCAMERA13MPWI-FI2.4 GHzXiro Xplorer Mini Camera Quality & SpecificationsCamera quality is of the utmost value for all selfie drones including this one. That’s why its creators made sure they place a great camera that will suit the needs