Long Flight Time FPV Drone: DJI Avata Spotted in FCC Database

Drones are becoming increasingly popular, with the world’s largest manufacturer of civilian drones, DJI, at the forefront. The Chinese recently introduced the new Mini 3 Pro, which is now available for at least 829 euros. In addition to the Mini 3 Pro, which is suitable for outdoor use, there are also so-called FPV drones that were specially designed for indoor use. now is the FPV drone DJI Avata in the FCC database surfaced, as reported by the Dronedji.com website. In addition to the unmanned flying object, the DJI Goggles 2 and the O3 Air Unit have also been sighted.

What should the DJI Avata have to offer?

According to the database entry, the Avata will get its power from a battery with a capacity of 2,420 mAh. In contrast, current FPV drones from DJI have a built-in battery with 2,000 mAh, which should last for up to 20 minutes of flight time. As a result, the upcoming Avata could score with a significantly longer flight time. An earlier leak is said to show more details about the FPV drone DJI Avata.

The upcoming FPV drone DJI Avata is said to weigh 500 grams and will be delivered with the FPV glasses DJI Goggless 2, which can also be connected to the smartphone. The DJI Avata is said to have a mode that can take the virtual pilot’s head movements into account. The Avata may not have a manual flight mode, so flying requires a variety of sensors and cameras for cinewhoops. It will be exciting to see if the FPV drone’s video footage really becomes too unpredictable, as some prospects fear. Similar to the DJI Mini 3 Pro, the Avata, which is specially designed for indoor flights, should also have the same camera equipment. The camera can record 4K videos with a frame rate of 60 fps. For this purpose, the camera system has an aperture of f/1.7 and can also take photos with up to 48 megapixels. If you want, you can rotate the built-in camera by 90 degrees and create vertical shots for Instagram, for example. Compared to the DJI FPV, the Avata would have significantly better cameras. In order to avoid collisions with obstacles as much as possible, DJI has probably also installed sensors in three directions in the Avata. DJI has placed the four propellers in such a way that they will not be damaged in the event of a collision. According to The Verge, the DJI Avata is expected to go on sale in August.

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Collection for the possible new FPV drone DJI Avata:

• The upcoming FPV drone Avata has appeared in the FCC database. This is an unmanned flying object that was specially developed for indoor use.
• The upcoming FPV drone DJI Avata is said to weigh 500 grams and will be delivered with the FPV glasses DJI Goggless 2, which can also be connected to the smartphone.
• The Avata is said to also share components with the DJI Mini 3 Pro drone, such as the revised 4K camera.

Source: droneji