DJI Avata Pro-View – Available from SCSUK Ltd
Immersive FPV Flight Performance
The DJI Avata Pro-View Combo delivers an immersive first-person flight experience combined with powerful imaging capability, agile performance and advanced flight safety systems.
Designed for high-speed cinematic flying, tactical observation and professional content creation, the DJI Avata offers a compact yet highly capable FPV drone platform with intuitive control and ultra-low latency video transmission.
Technical Specifications
Flight Performance
1. Maximum Flight Time: Up to 18 minutes.
2. Maximum Range: Up to 10 km HD video transmission.
3. Maximum Speed: Approx. 97 km/h (60 mph).
4. Wind Resistance: Up to Level 5 wind conditions
Camera System
1. Video Resolution: 4K Ultra HD at 60fps.
2. Field of View: 155° ultra-wide angle.
3. Image Stabilisation: Rock-Steady & Horizon-Steady electronic stabilisation.
4. Photo Resolution: 48MP equivalent imaging capability.
FPV System
1. DJI Goggles included for immersive real-time viewing.
2. Ultra-low latency HD transmission.
3. Precise FPV motion and controller options.
4. Real-time situational awareness during flight operations
Safety & Navigation
1. Downward obstacle sensing.
2. Emergency brake and hover function.
3. Return-to-home capability.
4. Integrated propeller guards for enhanced flight safety
Weight & Design
1. Compact and durable design.
2. Built for agile close-environment flying.
3. Portable rapid deployment platform
Ideal Applications
1. FPV cinematic filming.
2. Tactical observation.
3. Site inspections.
4. Training and simulation.
5. Security overwatch.
6. Indoor and confined-space operations.
Why Buy from SCSUK Ltd?
SCSUK Ltd supplies professional DJI drone platforms with operational guidance, product support and tailored solutions for commercial and specialist users.
Contact SCSUK Ltd today for DJI Avata Pro-View pricing, availability and package options.
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