DJI Drone Manuals PDF
DJI Drones Specs
DJI Inspire 2 Specs
Weight (including two batteries and propellers without camera and gimbal) - 3440 g.
Takeoff weight - 4000 g.
Folded dimensions - 27mm × 317mm × 425mm
Diagonal size (without propellers) - 605 mm
Power - Rechargeable Li-polymer battery, 6S (dual); 4280 mAh, 22.8V
Charging time - 60 to 100 minutes
Autonomous flight time - up to 27 minutes
Hovering time limit - 25 minutes
Flight range - up to 7 km
Maximum lifting speed - 21 km / h
Maximum landing speed - 36 km / h
Takeoff altitude - 2500 m (5000 m when installing special propellers)
Flight speed - up to 94 km / h
Operating temperature range - from -20 ° C to + 40 ° C
DJI Mavic Mini Specs
Dimensions (LxWxH) - 245 × 290 × 55 mm unfolded;
- 140 × 82 × 57 mm folded
Diagonal distance - 213 mm
Weight - 249 gr.
Power supply - LiPo 2S battery 2400 mAh
Working time - 30 minutes
Charging time - About 90 minutes
Maximum horizontal speed - 13 m / s (S-mode); 8 m / s (P-mode); 4 m / s (C-mode)
Maximum take-off speed - 4 m / s (S-mode); 2 m / s (P-mode); 1.5 m / s (C-mode)
Maximum descent speed - 3 m / s (S-mode); 1.8 m / s (P-mode); 1 m / s (C-mode)
Signal transmission distance - Up to 4000 m
Maximum flight altitude - 3000 m above sea level
Limiting resistance to wind speed - 8 m / s
Stabilization - 3-Axis Gimbal
Positioning - GPS + GLONASS
Frequency range - 2.400-2.4835 GHz; 5.725-5.850 GHz
Operating Temperature - 0 ° to 40 ° C
DJI Mavic Pro Specs
Weight - 734 g.
Folded size (HxWxL) - 83x83x198 mm
Diagonal size - 335 mm
Rechargeable battery - LiPo 3S, 11.4 V, 3830 mAh
Battery life - Up to 27 minutes
Hovering Time - Up to 24 minutes
Maximum flight altitude - 5000 m above sea level
Level flight speed - Up to 65 km / h (Sport mode)
Maximum take-off speed - 5 m / s
Maximum sink rate - 3 m / s
Maximum flight range - 13 km
Operating temperature range - 0-40 ° C
Satellite Positioning System - GPS / GLONASS
Stabilization - 3-axis gimbal
Image size - 4000 × 3000
Burst shooting: 3/5/7 frames
Auto bracketing (AEB): 3/5 bracketed frames at 0.7 EV Bias
Video recording modes
C4K: 4096 × 2160 24p
4K: 3840 × 2160
24/25 / 30p 2.7K: 2720 × 1530 24/25 / 30p
FHD: 1920 × 1080 24/25/30/48/50/60 / 96p
HD: 1280 × 720 24/25/30/48/50/60 / 120P
Maximum video bitrate - 60 Mbps
DJI Phantom 4 Pro Specs
Takeoff weight - 1375 g
Overall dimensions - 289.5x289.5x196 mm
Diagonal size - 350 mm
Power supply - LiPo 4S, 5870 mAh, 15.2 V
Flight duration - up to 30 min
Hanging time - up to 30 min
Flight speed - 72 km / h *, 58 km / h **, 50 km / h ***
Ascent speed - 6 m / s *, 5 m / s ***
Descent speed - 4 m / s *, 3 m / s ***
Height above sea level - up to 6 km
Flight range - up to 7 km
Wind speed - up to 10 m / s
Navigation - GPS + GLONASS
* S-mode
** A-mode
*** P-mode
The first tripod mode (A) is suitable for indoor and special shooting modes.
The second mode (P) is more suitable for operating the quadcopter in open areas and using the various functions available, including positioning and obstacle recognition.
S-mode (sports) will appeal to fans of adrenaline from high speed and drone racing.
DJI Ryze Tello Specs
Weight - 80 g.
Dimensions - 98 x 92.5 x 41mm
Power supply - Removable Li-Po battery 3.8 V, 1100 mAh
Battery life - up to 13 minu
Level flight speed - Up to 8 m / s (28.8 km / h)
Maximum flight height - 10 m
Flight range (communication) - 100 m
Stabilizer - Electronic (EIS) non-disconnectable
Sensors - Visual auto hovering system, rangefinder, barometer, gyro
Camera - Fixed, built into the body
Viewing angle - 82.6 °
Photography - JPG, 5 Mp (2592 × 1936)
Movies - MP4 (H.264) HD 1280 × 720 30p (no sound)
DJI Spark Specs
Weight - 300 gr.
Overall dimensions - 143x143x55 mm
Diagonal size - 170 mm
Power - Li-Po 3S Intelligent Flight Battery, 1480 mAh, 11.4 V
Average battery charging time - 45-50 minutes
Flight duration - up to 16 minutes (in the absence of wind and speed of 20 km / h)
Hovering duration - 15 minutes (in the absence of wind)
Maximum takeoff speed - 10 km / h (in the absence of wind in Sport mode)
The highest speed of descent - 10 km / h (with auto landing)
The highest flight speed - 50 km / h (in sport mode)
Maximum height above sea level - 4 km
Built-in sensors - GPS, GLONASS, accelerometer, magnetometer, IR, optical sensor
Maximum radius of Wi-Fi signal transmission - 100 m horizontally, 50 m vertically (in an open area)
Matrix - 1 / 2.3 ″ CMOS, 12 MP
Viewing angle - 81.9 °
ISO range - 100-3200; still pictures: 100-1600
Highest resolution - 1080p
Limit image size - 3968x2976
History of DJI Quadcopters
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DJI (SZ DJI Technology Co., Ltd. or Dajiang Innovation Technology Co.) is based in Shenzhen and specializes in the design and manufacture of unmanned aerial vehicles.
It was created in 2006 by a student at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology named Frank Wang Tao, who was interested in aeromodelling since childhood.
Among his associates were friends, as well as a professor of robotics. They all received a stake in the company.
Initially it was a small company with no serial production. DJI made prototypes that were quite expensive - in the region of $ 6,000. The clients were universities and energy companies that were studying the possibility of using UAVs for their tasks.
In 2010, the state had no more than 20 employees, and the amount of revenue was several hundred thousand dollars. On average, I managed to sell a couple of dozen drones a month, and there was always a lack of money.
Continuous improvement of prototypes and the emergence of new developments made it possible to reduce the cost of production, so that the cost of drones fell below $ 1000.
This made it possible to attract the attention of ordinary people: only companies and very rich people can buy drones for thousands of dollars, but a drone for a conditional $ 800 can afford a much larger number of potential buyers.
The breakthrough came in 2013 with the release of the Phantom quadcopter. This very successful model was in good demand, and revenue increased fivefold over the year. In 2013, it amounted to $ 130 million. A few years before, DJI could only dream of such a thing.
In 2014, 400,000 Phantom series drones were sold, DJI gimbals and stabilizers, as well as new drone models, are entering the market.
The staff is gradually expanding to 3,000 employees, and by 2015, according to analysts at Frost & Sullivan, DJI had taken 70% of the global civilian drones market.
At the same time, DJI bought a stake in Hasselblad, a photography equipment company.
Introduced in 2016, the Phantom 4 is considered by many to be one of the best drones in its segment. The compact drone Mavic, released in September of the same year, was also highly appreciated.