Anybody use this Strobe on Mavic Air?

[MavicFlyer]

Has anyone tried to install this strobe on a Mavic Air
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072NXX76P/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_6?smid=AJK4DS6MU5BUR&psc=1

The best i’ve found so far is the 4 LED Firehouse Strobe.

 

[Keule]

Has anyone tried to install this strobe on a Mavic Air
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072NXX76P/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_6?smid=AJK4DS6MU5BUR&psc=1

The best i’ve found so far is the 4 LED Firehouse Strobe.

The bicylce light is to big for the MA.
Firehouse strobes are the ones you should use.
Also have a look at: STROBON Cree® Standalone - Flytron

 

[Thomas B]

CheckSTROBON, but I have the 4 LED Firehouse strobes on mine. Aerial Pixel mounts are my preferred

 

[FLPilotshark]

yes, I do and I use the Lume cube kit w/ mounting clips! This is what my set up looks like:
Lighting Lume Cube Kit for Mavic Pro

 

[larryc43230]

yes, I do and I use the Lume cube kit w/ mounting clips! This is what my set up looks like:
Lighting Lume Cube Kit for Mavic Pro

Are you using this setup with a Mavic Pro or a Mavic Air? This is a Mavic Air forum.

I'm still waiting for a version of Lume Cube that can be used with a Mavic Air. About a month ago, I asked the company when to expect a Mavic Air version, and they basically told me "We're working on it." I haven't heard anything since, and there is still no Mavic Air version listed on their Web site.

Larry

 

[Bigbird48]

I've tried ordering from flytron several times and the order will not go thru

 

[Thomas B]

I believe they are the same as Strobon. Try Amazon

 

[Mixyblob]

I use two Strobon cree's, a red rear and white foward, mounted on the batteries with vecro. They are mounted so as to provide an optimal viewing angle from the ground.
The only draw back is I need to use extension legs for the strobes to clear when sat on the ground.

 

[msinger]

I've tried ordering from flytron several times and the order will not go thru

You can order Flytron STROBON Cree lights in my store here. I ship from the US too.

 

[John MacAulay]

I use 4 of the Strobon cree lights on my Mavic Pro with the mounts from Mavic Help. They work great and I can see the aircraft for a LONG way off. With white on the front and red on the rear I can also determine orientation. Love them.

 

[apowen8976]

You can order Flytron STROBON Cree lights in my store here. I ship from the US too.

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Ordered

 

[Bigbird48]

yes but can you give me the same price as Flytron ?

 

[msinger]

yes but can you give me the same price as Flytron ?

No, I cannot match their price. I'm pretty sure I have the best price in the US though.

 

[Bigbird48]

You can order Flytron STROBON Cree lights in my store here. I ship from the US too.

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well I tried to order here and I use paypal and then it wanted me to fill in all my info. Paypal has all my info that's why I use it so I don't have to fill in all that stuff

 

[msinger]

well I tried to order here and I use paypal and then it wanted me to fill in all my info. Paypal has all my info that's why I use it so I don't have to fill in all that stuff

I can send you a PayPal invoice if that's easier. Just let me know what you'd like to order and where I should email the invoice.

 

[Bigbird48]

no PM here

 

[msinger]

If you aren't able to PM, you can email me at [email protected].

 

[MavicFlyer]

I use two Strobon cree's, a red rear and white foward, mounted on the batteries with vecro. They are mounted so as to provide an optimal viewing angle from the ground.
The only draw back is I need to use extension legs for the strobes to clear when sat on the ground. View attachment 63632View attachment 63633

I really like the idea of red on rear, and white on front, and idea of downward tilt, like you show it. The only disadvantage I see is that you have to pull off and press on every time you change batteries.

ADD:
The need for the leg extensions is there even without the strobes; I always use them unless I’m flying from a landing pad, or doing hand launch/recovery.
Here’s my configuration
In addition to adding finger protection from the prop, the mounting bracket, which snaps on/off has a flat surface to which you can attach the strobes. This pic shows the attachment upside down. Also, you can remove the protector grates, and use the bracket as a holder for the strobes.

Note that red and white are side by side, instead of front and back, because the flat areas are on the sides.

 

[Mixyblob]

I really like the idea of red on rear, and white on front, and idea of downward tilt, like you show it. The only disadvantage I see is that you have to pull off and press on ever time you change batteries.

To be honest, it takes longer to turn them both on, than it does to attach them.

 

[MavicFlyer]

CheckSTROBON, but I have the 4 LED Firehouse strobes on mine. Aerial Pixel mounts are my preferred

It’s important to note that the Firehouse strobes are not all the same. In addition to availability in red, white, and green, the strobes come with anywhere from one to four LEDs, which explains part of why the prices vary so much. I strongly recommend the strobe with four LEDs