DJI Avata Pro-View Combo (DJI Goggles 2) - First-Person View Drone UAV Quadcopter with 4K Stabilized Video, Super-Wide 155° FOV, Built-in Propeller Guard, HD Low-Latency Transmission, Black

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It's worth noting that FAA regulations aren't really suited for Cinewhoop and racing-style drones; they're more about enforcing rules in shared airspace with manned aircraft and avoiding flights over crowded public spaces. When you fly a cinema drone at altitude, the biggest worry is a crash to the ground that injures a person or animal. Camera-first drones are also very capable of flying low, but they don't do so with the same ferocious velocity as the Avata. It's up to you to use common sense when you operate the drone near the ground, because you can still do some real harm even if you technically follow the FAA regulations to a tee. It’s telling that the Motion Controller will allow the drone to shift from Normal to Sport flight mode, but it doesn’t support Manual mode as it would be a perfect recipe for crashing. DJI Goggles 2 do not support astigmatism correction. If you have specific vision requirements, please consult your doctor before use. The design of the Avata is a radical departure from the original DJI FPV, as this design has no folding elements, placing its blades inside protective rings. While we haven't been able to test it to destruction, the Avata looks like it was designed to handle a few obstruction encounters without rapid and unexpected disassembly.

Goditi un’esperienza di volo senza preoccupazioni. Il pulsante della funzione Freno d’emergenza del motion controller ti consente di fermarti in un attimo con il semplice tocco di un pulsante. E con il supporto per RTH, ottieni una protezione aggiuntiva quando la batteria è scarica o il segnale si interrompe. What’s slightly odd about the Goggles 2 is that, in most regards, they are superior to the Goggles V2, but not in every respect. This tiny branch hopped onboard the Avata for a ride—the drone kept going, even with the leaves caught up in its propellers (Credit: Jim Fisher)The DJI Motion Controller is an intuitive device which enables operators to control the aircraft with their hand movements. DJI Avata only supports downward obstacle sensing when used with DJI FPV Remote Controller 2 or DJI Motion Controller in N Mode or S Mode. The 5.8 GHz frequency band is currently banned in certain countries or regions. For details, please refer to local laws and regulations. The DJI Avata is a better considered and more sedate entry to the world of FPV flying than its predecessor, but it falls into a space between camera drones and FPV hardware that might not satisfy either objective as effectively as more dedicated solutions. The inclusion of blade rings is also a significant advantage if the drone ever hits living things, even though the 410g Avata is much lighter than the 795g DJI FPV.

DJI Goggles 2 support Wi-Fi wireless streaming to display videos from mainstream video software using DLNA protocol. So, ultimately it comes down to one key factor: which pair of DJI FPV Goggles would you prefer to fly with? Let’s break down the key unique features of these two headsets.I had similar safety concerns around the DJI FPV Combo, though it at least includes forward-facing obstacle sensors that allow for safer use around people. The Avata has downward-facing ToF IR sensors to make high-speed, ground-hugging flights possible, but don’t offer protection in other directions. The sensors also improve stability when flying indoors without a GPS assist—the drone is smart enough to slow down when it's flying in tight confines, a plus if you're trying to recreate the Tesla Gigafactory Cinewhoop tour video for fun or profit, or if you simply want to see if you can fly through your house without damaging anything. If you’re looking to get the most out of the DJI Avata, the DJI Avata Pro-View Combo is definitely the way to go. This combo’s DJI Goggles 2 are better suited to experienced FPV pilots and provide added flexibility via their built-in adjustable diopters. These goggles are also lighter for all day flying and feature a removable battery, allowing pilots to swap out their used battery for a fresh one for longer flights. The DJI Motion Controller supports Nintendo Wii-like movements for flight control (Credit: Jim Fisher) The DJI FPV Remote Controller 2 is required for operators who want to fly the Avata in M (Manual) mode for complete and limitless control. This mode is designed for experienced FPV pilots. To fly safely in this manner, you really need a space that's free and clear of other humans. If you fly the Avata into a tree, the worst you have to deal with is a broken drone. In its zippy 31mph Sports flight mode, the drone could do some real damage if you hit a person, however. I also expect shattered glass or a broken windshield if you run into a building or car. Needless to say, you shouldn't bring this drone to a public park.