What sets the ViFly apart besides the cost is the versatility and small size. It can switch modes between clear, red and green so you can use it as you need it. Below is a photo showing size comparison. It is only about 1/4" longer than the small Firehouse strobe (bottom) but similar width. VIFLY Strobe installs 5*3W Hi-intensity LEDs which provide the greatest range available for a mini strobe. 3+ Miles visibility that meets the FAA rules for night flying.

Ultra-bright mini strobe light, suitable for drone flying at night. Used to display the position of the drone to avoid collision with other objects in the air. Built-in 160mAh battery provides run-time up to 4 hours, according to indicator you can recharge your drone strobe at any time. VIFLY WhoopStor 1S charger supports both regular battery at 4.2V and high voltage battery at 4.35V. The Vifly seems about the size of the ARCII, never had a Vifly, but they look just a tiny bit longer than the ARCII.

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Of course if flying at night, having the red / green / white combo is ok for a pilot if they feel having that help with aircraft orientation. VIFLY Strobe installs 5*3W Hi-intensity LEDs which provide the greatest range available for a mini strobe. 3+ Miles visibility that meets the FAA rules for night flying. 2. Super Light-weight I was quite sure that 6 grams module will not affect the drone's stability in any way, and sure enough it didn't.

VIFLY Strobe uses 5x 3W Hi-intensity LED which provides the greatest range available for a mini strobe. 360º 3+ mile visibility satisfies all FAA guidelines, a must-have accessory for your safe flying at night.VIFLY WhoopStor 3 added the buzzer to beep when one charging circle finished, if you don’t like beeping, you can turn the buzzer off manually. VIFLYWhoopStor is the first 1S whoop battery charger with a storage chargemode. It includes both charging and discharging functions. Just select your target voltage, it will do it for you automatically. The charging status, voltage, charger current etc. is displayed clearly on the OLED screen so you can see in realtime the status of the charge. White LED Strobe (default mode) → White LED Flash → White LED Solid → Red LED Strobe → Red LED Flash → Red LED Solid→ Green LED Strobe → Green LED Flash → Green LED Solid → All LEDs Strobe Small size, 1.1*0.6*0.4in(2.8*1.6*1cm), light weight, only 0.2 ounces (5.8 grams), the outer layer is wrapped with a protective plastic film. It can be attached to any place you want with loop and hook fastener. such as drones,motorcycle helmets, RC cars,bicycle, etc..Compatible with DJI Mini 2,Air 2/2S,Mavic 3 Pro,Mavic 3,Mavic Pro 2 Zoom,Spark,Phantom 3/4,Holy Stone HS720/720E,Ruko F11/F11s Drone. Independent Ports】 6 independent charging channels, not necessary to ensure the batteries are all the same voltage and same size. You also can unplug one that's done and plug in another while the others are still charging.

It is far more effective than the old way of using light-bulb or resetting fuse. The shorter the protection time, the safer your build will be as something may break by the time the fuse trips. Colorful LCD Screen, Intuitive Interface】 VIFLY WhoopStor 3 installs high quality LCD screen, the charging status is displayed clearly and the intuitive interface makes the operation very simple. It is series board not parallel board. For example, when you are charging 4pcs 300mAh lipos, set your charger to 0.3A for 1C or 0.6A for 2C. NOT 1.2A or 2.4A. Added memory feature to remember last used settings, no need to set the charge current every time you turn it on!We use 5 bright LEDs, 3 white colors, 1 red colour, and 1 green colour. Each colour has 3 modes, strobe, slow flash, and solid. You can use 3 white LEDs for the FAA 3-mile visibility request and a green/red LED for maintaining Line of sight (LOS). Our strobe can remember your last setting of the mode, no need to set it again for the next time flight. I was also concerned whether the strobe light will affect the camera, but it didn't. I went through all of the images I took this evening, and no issue there too. While the drone was up, there were at least two manned aircraft passing at approximately 300-400 meters right above it. I'm pretty sure they saw the strobe light from above, and I was happy it was on the drone.