(CONTROLLER)- Backpack Attachment During ActiveTrack

[jwilson147]

Everyone,

Has anyone developed a reliable and secure way of attaching a mavic-sized controller to a back-pack when in Activetrack mode?

Filming alone in Active-track, most footage looks good, and the device is packed with sensors and smart cinematic shots, but everyone has the controller in their hands- that looks a little incongruous to say the least.

Would love to hear any attachment ideas, hacks, solutions that any of you have developed?

 

[Mavic Ray]

I just attach a lanyard around the controller and then when I don't want to hold it I sling it over my shoulder and across my chest so it sits like a messenger bag and doesn't dangle everywhere.

 

[Hedonist222]

If not on a motorbike use a carabiner & lanyard to strap to yourself.

It gets complicated when you're on a motorbike.

 

[catowner7]

I just bought an M2Z and waiting for its arrival. My questions are: (1) must the controller be switched on during ActiveTrack operation? (2) If so, must the mobile be attached to it as well? I'm a keen downhill skier hoping I didn't buy the wrong drone for catching my skiing adventures.

 

[parkgt]

Do you ski by yourself, with no trees around and at speeds of less 30 mph?

 

[passedpawn]

I have a mavmount 3 with the lanyard kit. Let's you hang it from your neck. It's still there, but you're hands free.



If you're on two wheels, you just need to steal the basket off your wife's bike

 

[catowner7]

Do you ski by yourself, with no trees around and at speeds of less 30 mph?

Yes, most of the times.

 

[ff22]

I have a mavmount 3 with the lanyard kit. Let's you hang it from your neck. It's still there, but you're hands free.

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If you're on two wheels, you just need to steal the basket off your wife's bike

That looked like fun and a great demostration of follow. In my neighborhood my drone would have been strangled by any number of power and/or telephone wires. Nevermind my 10 oak trees!

 

[passedpawn]

That looked like fun and a great demostration of follow. In my neighborhood my drone would have been strangled by any number of power and/or telephone wires. Nevermind my 10 oak trees!

Wires are underground here.