Horizontal: ☐.3 m (With Vision Positioning) ☑.5 m (With GPS Positioning) Vertical: ☐.1 m (With Vision Positioning) ☐.5 m (With GPS Positioning) In this mode, the camera can face in any direction during a flight.ĪIRCRAFT Weight (Battery & Propellers Included)Ĥ5 mph (72 kph) (S-mode) 36 mph (58 kph) (A-mode) 31 mph (50 kph) (P-mode) Standard: The aircraft follows the route at a constant speed with the camera facing in the direction of flight.įree: The aircraft only moves along the route when instructed. There are two Draw modes that can be used in different scenarios. This allows the pilot to focus on camera control and enables more complex shots.
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Simply draw a route on screen and the Phantom 4 Pro will move in that direction while keeping its altitude locked. *Unobstructed, free of interference, when FCC compliant.ĭraw is a brand new technology for waypoint control. Lastly, a five-hour battery life makes the Phantom 4 Pro + a complete aerial imaging solution. Integration of an HDMI port, Micro SD card slot, microphone, embedded loudspeaker, and Wi-Fi connection allow images to be edited inside DJI GO to be shared almost instantly.
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As the DJI GO app is built into the screen, hardware and software can be fully optimized, further reducing video lag.
With this screen, a mobile device is not required, simplifying pre-flight preparations. It makes bright, vivid colors easily visible in direct sunlight.
DJI PHANTOM DRONE 1080P
This ensures the optimum range of a maximum video transmission of 4.3mi (7km)*Ī 5.5in 1080p screen integrated with the Phantom 4 Pro+ offers 1000 cd/m 2 of brightness, more than twice as bright as conventional smart devices. When switched on, the Phantom 4 Pro evaluates local signal levels, automatically choosing the transmission frequency with the lowest level of interference. As the 2.4GHz frequency band is often affected by Wi-Fi, 4G cell towers, and other types of interference in urban areas, a 5.8GHz band will increase transmission reliability. The Lightbridge HD video transmission system used in the Phantom 4 Pro uses TDM (Time Division Multiplexing) to transmit signals, allowing it to send controller signals and receive video transmission signals at the same frequency. For example, flight performance will be affected when either of the two frequencies suffer interference. The use of two different frequencies has drawbacks in terms of flight performance. If using the same frequency the video transmission system and the remote controller will interfere with each other, causing image lag. Normally, Wi-Fi video transmission systems use a 2.4GHz frequency to work with a controller using a 5.8GHz frequency as this prevents interference that can occur when both use the same frequency. The ability to choose between 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz allows pilots to cut through interference and eliminates image lag caused when flying in an area with extensive 2.4GHz frequency use. The Phantom 4 Pro controller integrates an upgraded Lightbridge HD video transmission system that adds 5.8 GHz transmission support.
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