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=== DJI Agras MG Series === | |||
Agras models start around the $10,000, and typically for business use. | |||
* relative information date: 3/2020 | |||
* price guide: $10000+ range | |||
=== Aurelia X8 Standard === | === Aurelia X8 Standard === | ||
=== MEGAVM Heavy Lift Drone === | === MEGAVM Heavy Lift Drone === | ||
Revision as of 17:18, 22 August 2023
A typical drone that you might use for recreational purposes normally only has the capacity to carry a camera and not much else. A heavy lift drone, however, is designed for carrying more weight in the form of a payload.
Consideration
- heavy lift drone (consumer) -vs- commercial drone
DJI Inspire 2
Consumer-friendly model that’s affordable. Also a good camera drone. Can carry up to 1.79lb of weight. Heavy lift quadcopter drone, capable of reaching speeds up to 58mph and flying for up to 27 minutes. 4K camera, a 360-degree rotating gimbal, and an HD video transmission. smartphone via the DJI app, as well as using the included remote controller.
- relative information date: 8/2023
- price guide: $3000 range
DJI Agras MG Series
Agras models start around the $10,000, and typically for business use.
- relative information date: 3/2020
- price guide: $10000+ range