DJI Mavic Air 2 Fly More Combo (34 min, 570 g, 48 Mpx)
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DJI Mavic Air 2 Fly More Combo

34 min, 570 g, 48 Mpx

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nEEdLzZz

5 years ago

Will the version you offer include AirSense (ADS-B)? According to my research, only the USA versions have AirSense, as the module is not available due to the Corona situation. Do you have any information on this?

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Rockero

5 years ago

Hello NEEdLzZz, No, currently only the US and CA versions have AirSense (ADS-B) support. This is because it is otherwise forbidden to fly drones in the US and CA. When the AirSense version will hit us is still in the stars. - Rockero
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rildogiroux

5 years ago

Is true that I need a insurance that cover at least 1 million CHF if i want to fly this drone?

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Admiralflint

5 years ago

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Yes, that is correct. The current Swiss drone regulations require an insurance coverage of at least 1 million Swiss francs to operate drones weighting more than 500g. Under the following link the most important regulations are summarized (official englisch page): https://www.bazl.admin.ch/bazl/en/home/good-to-know/drones-and-aircraft-models/allgemeine-fragen-zu-drohnen.html A corresponding insurance is normally not expensive and if you already have a "personal liability insurance", it might already offer the required coverage for drones (and other model aircrafts and similar elements). It is worth checking with you current insurance to see if you are already covered and if so, have your insurance issue you a corresponding confirmation, as the regulation requires you to have that confirmation on you when you fly in an outside area.
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Aliisloo

5 years ago

I want to ask the impact of Mavic Air 2's weight (570g) on flying it in Switzerland. Does it mean I cannot fly it in areas where I can fly Mavic Mini (or even Mavic Air 1). On DJI website, the maps for Air 2 and Mini are the same (https://www.dji.com/ch/flysafe/geo-map). Which means both can be flown in authorization and warning zones with after unlocking. But on FOCA site it looks like Air 2 will not be allowed in blue and magenta zones (https://www.bazl.admin.ch/bazl/en/home/good-to-know/drones-and-aircraft-models/dronenguide.html). It is quite confusing. Can anyone with experience help me understand.

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jordannwarne

5 years ago

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The mavic 2 air would not be allowed on the yellow and magenta zones, and allowed under 150m on blue zones(, unless that means the maximum theoretical possible height, in this case the answer might be no). In any case, you need a one million franc insurance, and be outside the red DABS zones, and have a VLOS. Drones under 500g have only the yellow and red DABS zone restrictions + VLOS
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Zej_1991

4 years ago

Do I need a licence and a course to fly the drone? Are there any restricted areas in Switzerland that cannot be flown with a drone?

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Anonymous

4 years ago

Licence and course required? No. You can find restricted zones here: https://www.bazl.admin.ch/bazl/de/home/gutzuwissen/drohnen-und-flugmodelle/drohnenkarte.html From 500g drone weight you need an insurance: https://drohnen-camp.de/drohnen-gesetze-in-schweiz/
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japabra

5 years ago

Does anyone know what the write and read rates are for the memory card needed for the Dji Mavic Air 2? Thank you very much for answering.

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IchbineinPinguin

5 years ago

It depends on what settings you want to use for photography or filming. I use a SanDisk Extreme Plus (https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/sandisk-microsdxc-170mb-a2-128gb-extreme-plus-sdsqxbz-0128-gn6ma-microsdxc-128gb-u3-uhs-i-speicherka-10406459) and never have delays with it, even at maximum resolution.

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