Autonomous Parachute for Mavic

[Florida Drone Supply]

Most know there have been independent (self powered autonomous) parachute systems for the larger sUAS platforms including the M600, M200 series, recently the Phantom 4 (non-RTK is now end of life), and now Parazero offers an autonomous system for the Mavic platform.

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As a Parazero distributor, we can answer your questions about technical specifications across all of the Parazero lines, as well as, pricing and availability...

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Enjoy the remainder of the weekend, and safe flying

Stephen M.

 

[tmiller]

I couldn't find the Mavic version on the website?

 

[jerryflah]

Hope that it's not windy when chute deploys

 

[Keule]

Hope that it's not windy when chute deploys

I prefer to find the aircraft not severely damaged a few hundred feet downwind, instead of recovering a totally destroyed one in close vicinity.

 

[jason38]

Coming soon..
Watch the video of the phantom airsafe on the website, you'll see a picture of a mavic pro equiped with its safeair!

I couldn't find the Mavic version on the website?

 

[PropSpin]

Most know there have been independent (self powered autonomous) parachute systems for the larger sUAS platforms including the M600, M200 series, recently the Phantom 4 (non-RTK is now end of life), and now Parazero offers an autonomous system for the Mavic platform.

More info at

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As a Parazero distributor, we can answer your questions about technical specifications across all of the Parazero lines, as well as, pricing and availability...

Should you want more information, PM me.

Enjoy the remainder of the weekend, and safe flying

Stephen M.

So what triggers deployment?

 

[PropSpin]

I prefer to find the aircraft not severely damaged a few hundred feet downwind, instead of recovering a totally destroyed one in close vicinity.

Which would be great unless you're flying over tall trees or other tall structures it's likely to get hung up in.