Drone with first person view DJI Avatar was released a few months ago and was a huge success with the Cinewhoop FPV drone style. Combining all of DJI’s expertise into a compact FPV drone, it offers, among its top features, ease of flight even for people with no FPV drone experience.

But another feature that has received a lot of attention is the drag of the drone, which is very important because this type of device is often involved in collisions due to faster and riskier flights.

Youtube Camera Rev posted a video of DJI Avata undergoing a series of endurance tests, some of which are likely to happen to any pilot, such as running into a concrete wall at high speed and literally walking through tree branches.

However, what grabs the most attention in the video are the simulated tests, in which the drone is subjected to extreme situations, including colliding with glass, kicking, walking through fire flames, being hit by fire extinguisher jets, and carrying anything that weighs more than you. own weight. . Even point-blank rocket “shots” were aimed at the recent DJI FPV drone.

Two other very impressive situations are when a large amount of water is thrown at the drone, apparently several times, while the drone continues to fly, and also when they throw a large amount of earth at the drone, which, despite the fact that it is difficult climb, keep stable, can pass the test.

It is worth noting that DJI offers the ability to replace some parts of the drone, which is important in collisions that cause physical damage. Components sold separately include propellers, an upper frame with battery, and a lower frame that gives

the whole base for drones and engines with propellers.

The DJI Avata drone was launched in August 2022 and has been a huge sales success, allowing pilots with no FPV drone experience to enjoy the immersion that this style of drone provides much more easily than traditional FPV drones, without the drone safety and stabilization systems that We offer DJI models.

Below are the highlights of the DJI Avata and our first impressions video of the drone.

48MP camera with 1/1.7″ CMOS sensor and 155 degree field of view
Video recording in 4K 60FPS and 2.7K 120FPS
DJI RockSteady 2.0 and HorizonSteady
Compact size and high resistance materials
Obstacle sensors below
Maximum speed up to 97.2 km/h
Maximum flight time up to 18 minutes
O3+ transmission system with control distance up to 10 km
Support for DJI Goggles 2 and DJI FPV Goggles V2.
Support for DJI Motion Controller and DJI FPV Remote Controller 2

DJI Avata is all about the easiest-to-fly CineWhoop-style FPV drone
Avata is the second FPV model from DJI where the offering is very different from the FPV Drone.

DJI Avatar

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