The Mavic 3 Classic is an accessible version of the original Mavic 3 that has many of the best features at a more affordable price.
When you combine the base unit with the RC-N1 controller, the price goes up to $1,599, which is more than double the base unit's price. The price for the original Mavic 3 starts at $2,049. The RC Pro controller is an additional $1,199.
What do you get for your money? The same camera, O3 Plus transmission system, and 46-minute maximum flight time can be found in the Mavic 3 Classic. Two Intelligent Flight Batteries, a battery charging hub (100W), 65W car charging, three pairs of low-noise propellers, and a DJI convertible carrying case are included in the Mavic 3 Fly More Kit.
Slow-MOTION video can be captured at 4K / 120 frames per second, while slow-MOTION video can be captured at 5K / 50 frames per second. Images and video can be downloaded directly from the drone to a mobile device at speeds up to 80 MB per second, without the need for a remote controller.
The Mavic 3 Classic has a 24mm equivalent focal length lens that can be adjusted for a variety of settings. There is support for timelapse, hyperlapse, and panorama shooting on the drones. The ActiveTrack 5.0 feature, which can recognize subjects, lock onto them, and sync, is a great feature for people who are not confident with in-flight photography.
There are a lot of safety features on the Mavic 3 Classic to help pilots. The Return To Home system can navigate the best path back to its launch point after scanning its environment within a 200 meter range thanks to eight visual sensors that feed information to an obstacle avoidance system. If you intend to fly in a congested area, the Mavic 3 Classic comes equipped with an Airsense ADS-B receiver to detect nearby airplanes and helicopters, and DJI'sgeofencing system gives drone pilots a heads-up on potential flight hazard in the area.
Today is the day that the Mavic 3 Classic can be purchased. The Federal Aviation Administration is expected to approve the means of compliance with the upcoming Remote ID rules, which will come into effect on September 16th, 2023. The new A1 Open Category has aremote piloting license that can be used by Europe-based drone pilots.
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