here is a new flight video



(I really need to improve on the video/photography aspects.. )

Final price drop 2490/- for 4 pcs including shipping. Only 4 pcs remaining. WhatsApp on 9933358502.
Items are brand new, shipping will be done immediately.

[Clearing the stock therefore all other offering are also available at cheaper than market price.]

Hello I'm selling macs tuned muffler suitable for .60 to .75 engines dm if anyone interested in buying 5k negotiable

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I Am looking for antenna and cable set for DJI Lightbridge2

6900/- +shipping (4 Motor+ 4 ESC). All items brand new.

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