The case arrived! And I don’t have to remove the rc sticks.
Finally! No more stick removal.
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dirkclod
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I had to get another case so I wouldn’t have to remove them but not as nice as that.
70.00 shipped. I’ve seen the same one on eBay for over a hundred.
(actually, it might have been 65.00. I’ll have to check)
(actually, it might have been 65.00. I’ll have to check)
This one.
Amazon.com : MC-CASES Compact Case for DJI Mavic Mini and Accessories - for Flymore Kombo Without Propeller Guard - Includes MC-CASES CIC (Charge in Case) - Made in Germany : Electronics
Amazon.com : MC-CASES Compact Case for DJI Mavic Mini and Accessories - for Flymore Kombo Without Propeller Guard - Includes MC-CASES CIC (Charge in Case) - Made in Germany : Electronics
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TDZHDTV
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Nice.... but that’s a lot of toilet rolls!
bumper
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Only 3 or 4 TP's in today's market!
I used on of these to protect my Smart Controller and sticks stay on: Amazon.com: PeleusTech PGYTECH Protective Case Protective Cover for DJI Smart Controller Mavic 2: Toys & Games
I enlarged the slot in my case to accept the cover.
Same one. Different source. Smart shopping prevails!
DJI Mavic Mini Fly More Combo Drone Professional Waterproof Hard Storage Case | eBay
Professionally built specifically for your DJI Mavic Mini Fly More Combo. Drone and accessories shown are NOT Included. Simply plug the Schuko plug into the socket and off you go! The copter and transmitter are in a ready-to-fly condition without individual parts, such as the supplied bag or the...
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How do you like the charge in case feature? Schuko plug wasn’t familiar to me. ThanksSame one. Different source. Smart shopping prevails!
DJI Mavic Mini Fly More Combo Drone Professional Waterproof Hard Storage Case | eBay
Professionally built specifically for your DJI Mavic Mini Fly More Combo. Drone and accessories shown are NOT Included. Simply plug the Schuko plug into the socket and off you go! The copter and transmitter are in a ready-to-fly condition without individual parts, such as the supplied bag or the...www.ebay.com
Nice case. I ended up getting the gpc case. It was a hard choice between the mc cases compact or the gpc but the cut outs fit my needs better on the gpc. Cant go wrong with either one!
One thing I will say with certainty is that the cases are smaller in person then they appear in videos and pictures. They seem HUGE but they mysteriously shrink when you have them in person... Which is a good thing!
One thing I will say with certainty is that the cases are smaller in person then they appear in videos and pictures. They seem HUGE but they mysteriously shrink when you have them in person... Which is a good thing!
I use a Pelican 1200 and it appears to be about the same size. I like your foam cutouts better. Mine was pluck foam, that I reinforced with plastic spray. I agree the smaller case is preferred. 
The case holds everything I need for travel or just storing.
I have several mccases for other DJI products and haven’t found any flaws in any of them. Just great all around case for what I need. There is another version that will allow for prop guards, but I’ve never used prop guards on anything I fly.
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Removing the sticks is supposed to be a bonus. My hard case's stay empty except for the airlines. The Spark combo bag is genius! Only half full here
Jim Holtan
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That skin is awesome! Matches the case nicely too!!! Good choice on both.
Thank you. It is a Decal Girl decal called "combustion". Bought the case to match. I have a black Pelican 1200 for my Mavic Air.
My issue with removing the stick all the time is the plastic threads.From the ad:
Nice case, but the curmudgeon in me feels compelled to point out that installing or removing the sticks takes, like, 10 or 15 seconds, and the Mini isn't quite "ready to fly" by skipping that step.
Plastic threads have a lifespan.
It’s a concern for me too. I use a GoPro case sometimes and a FlyMo backpack at others. My habit is to remove the sticks... no problems in well over a year and 3-5 flying days a week, but you never know.
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