B&H Photo Video has
DJI Mavic Air 2 Fly More Combo (CP.MA.00000167.03) on sale for
$869.
Shipping is free. Thanks StuGreat
Note, currently on backorder with expected availability: 3-7 business days.
Includes
- Mavic Air 2 Quad-copter Drone
- Remote controller
- 3x Intelligent Flight Battery
- 6x Low-Noise Propellers (Pair)
- RC Cables (1x USB Type-C cable, 1x Lightning cable, 1x microUSB cable)
- Control Stick
- Gimbal Protector
- Battery Charger
- Battery Charging Hub
- Battery to Power Bank Adapter
- Shoulder Bag
- ND Filters Set (ND16/64/256)
- Manuals
- AC Power Cable
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Best price I've found was the apple employee/gov EMP family deal for $891. Test units pop up on offer up for $750 from time to time, but they go quickly. And there is a lot of noise there with fake accounts muddying the waters.
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Seems like resale value is 500-550 locally.
Considering the upgrade or not...mhm
I purposely don't upgrade my firmwares on my older drones because it'll geofence and lock 'em down.
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I purposely don't upgrade my firmwares on my older drones because it'll geofence and lock 'em down.
I requested an FAA class D approval for the airspace near my house and they gave me a two year broad authorization and said I could fly anywhere in that class D space, as long as I was under the altitude limits in AirMap and on their website (usually 200 or 400ft). Been working great and may be something worth looking into.
You do have to register this drone with the FAA, costs about $5 and takes 10 minutes or so.
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I purposely don't upgrade my firmwares on my older drones because it'll geofence and lock 'em down.
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I requested an FAA class D approval for the airspace near my house and they gave me a two year broad authorization and said I could fly anywhere in that class D space, as long as I was under the altitude limits in AirMap and on their website (usually 200 or 400ft). Been working great and may be something worth looking into.
You do have to register this drone with the FAA, costs about $5 and takes 10 minutes or so.
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