Maximum Lifting force?

[RStarowski]

Has anyone measured the maximum lifting force capability of a Mavic Pro or a Mavic Pro Platinum? Just curious.

 

[Keule]

Has anyone measured the maximum lifting force capability of a Mavic Pro or a Mavic Pro Platinum? Just curious.

A liitle bit more than 2 lbs.

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[DAV8IE]

Has anyone measured the maximum lifting force capability of a Mavic Pro or a Mavic Pro Platinum? Just curious.

More than I ever thought it could, check this guy out rescuing his mates Mavic Pro from a tree, it's pretty cool. He also had to tug at it when it was in the tree.

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[RStarowski]

More than I ever thought it could, check this guy out rescuing his mates Mavic Pro from a tree, it's pretty cool. He also had to tug at it when it was in the tree.

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Amazing flying!

 

[Howcroft22]

Has anyone measured the maximum lifting force capability of a Mavic Pro or a Mavic Pro Platinum? Just curious.

I believe it’s 2.5 lbs. 2 lbs and it can fly I think. I saw a video of it a while ago.

 

[CyberNate]

Depends on which propellers. With my 9 inch props, probably more like 3lbs. Platinum props also have much more lift than the original props.

 

[RStarowski]

In one video test I saw I was surprised that the lifting capability actually seemed to go down a little when it went into Sports mode.