The DJI Mavic Pro takes Quadcopter flight to the next level



The DJI Mavic Pro takes Quadcopter flight to the next level



The DJI Mavic Pro takes Quadcopter flight to the next level with a flight-control system  that truly raises the bar. Thanks to its next level sensors like ultrasound, GPS, dual redundant IMUs, and a ground-facing camera, the Mavic is a pro at collision avoidance Don't let me forget to mention it’s next generation telemetry data. It’s also an indispensable companion for aerial photography, with the Mavic Pro camera mounted on a three-axis gimbal stabilizer. And all of it can be controlled via DJI’s GO mobile app, allowing for tap-based commands via smartphone or other device.




   The latest upgrade kit to the DJI Mavic Pro is the Mavic MaXX Mod Kit. This upgrade is packed with the best in drone mod features, most of all the three antennas: MaXX "HD Signal" Mod, MaXX "Range" Mod, and MaXX "FPV Park" Mod; perfect for a strong HD image, a welcome range boost, and 360° FPV flying, respectively. The trio combine to form a formiddable group of antennas that any Mavic Pro owner would be love to use. Also debuting in this kit are a custom designed mount for use with a tablet, industry-first Mavic lens filters, a brand new mavic sunshade, and prop guards

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