Dji removed from the sale popular drones of Mavic 3: The military was revealed than they will be replaced by the Armed Forces

The DJI official store is really out of the sale of civilian quadcopters Mavic 3, including Mavic 3 Fly More Combo and Mavic 3 Cine modifications. According to Robert Brody, these are the most common drones in the Armed Forces, it is known that they are used for both intelligence and UAV reset.

The site still sells the cheaper model Mavic 3 Classic ($ 1600), which is not equipped with two, but one camera, but the Armed Forces representative noted that they are not suitable for use in hostilities because of weak technical characteristics. The military noted that Mavic 3 DJI has released a new Mavic 3 Pro line, which also includes Fly More Combo and Cine versions, their value starts at $ 2199, which is about $ 200 higher than that of predecessors.

Probably, Ukrainians will be able to buy them in a foreign market, but it is unknown how much they will be and in what quantity. According to DJI, Mavic 3 Pro received a triple camera from Hasselblad. It consists of a 24-mm camera, as in Mavic 3, with a 20-megapixel CMOS-snicker. It can shoot Prores video to 5,1k (5120 x 2700) and 12-bit images RAW, record the DCI 4K and 4K video at a speed of up to 60 frames per second for normal playback and 120 frames per second for slow playback.

The main chamber is complemented by two improved telecommunications with a focal length of 70 mm and 166 mm. They provide a high frequency of frames during video shooting and 28 times digital zoom. In addition, the model received a built -in memory of 1 TB. As for the flight characteristics, Mavic 3 Pro was equipped with an improved battery, which provides flight time for up to 43 minutes. He also embedded a system of all -way obstacles and software to help the pilot.

Thanks to the function of Focustrack UAVs can automatically choose the object and monitor it in several directions, it is likely that it will help the Ukrainian military conduct intelligence. Earlier, the Brody Robert warned that China could stop the sale of DJI drones around the world. Already, the company has reduced the supply to Europe about ten.