Paramilitary units and law enforcement agencies in many countries have long used unmanned aerial vehicles in their daily work. Most often, the camera installed on the drones, and they are used for reconnaissance and surveillance. The problem is that these machines are very expensive and not sold to civilians. Change the status quo the company decided to RED5, has released a new UAV Spy Hawk.

Not long ago, radio-controlled toy helicopters were this technical revelation, though expected. In fact, Spy Hawk is also a toy, very simple, but very talented. In the nose of the UAV built a 5-megapixel camera, which transmits real-time video remote control, which is built in a 3.5-inch display.

Spy Hawk receives commands from the remote control at a distance of 600 meters, and in addition to broadcast live video, the car maintains its record, it is a memory card format SD, the bundle includes a drive to the 4GB. The machine has a stabilization system for smoother video recording. Built-in lithium-polymer battery allows the drones to remain aloft for up to 30 minutes. Cost RED5 Spy Hawk is 380 U.S. dollars.