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DJI Mini 2 SE

• No drone course needed
• Maximum flight time of 31 minutes
• Maximum flight distance of 4km
• Record in 2.7K
• Obstacle detection on the bottom
• Can't record vetically
• No ActiveTrack function

399,-

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DJI Mini 3

• No drone course needed
• Maximum flight time of 38 minutes
• Maximum flight distance of 10km
• Recording video in 4K
• Obstacle detection on the bottom
• Can also record vertically
• No ActiveTrack function

649,-

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DJI Mini 4 Pro

• No drone course needed
• Maximum flight time of 45 minutes
• Maximum flight distance of 18km
• Recording video in 4K
• Automatic obstacle detection
• Can also record vertically
• ActiveTrack function

1.099,-

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DJI Neo

• You don't need a drone course for this drone, because it only weighs 135g.
• With the mode button, you can set various flight modes and control the drone without remote or phone.
• You can follow yourself or others with the follow function. V Thanks to the compact size and propeller caps, you can also fly indoors.

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Drone course

A drone license is required to fly with all drones, except DJI Mini drones. You can follow a drone course and get your drone license. During this course, you learn to fly safely with your drone. There are 2 different kinds of drone courses. Check first which drone course you need for your drone.

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Drone ensurance

With insurance for your DJI drone, you won't face surprises if your drone breaks. For example, there's a chance that you'll fly into a tree or bush or that your drone will malfunction. If you purchase a DJI Care Refresh card, you pay a fixed amount for the repair. Even if your drone is completely broken.

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Accessory sets for drones

Are you looking for accessories for your drone? With extra batteries, you can fly for longer. When you go on a trip, you can't always recharge your drone battery. The Fly More Kit comes with various accessories, so you can replace broken parts right away like with spare propellers. If you buy a new drone, you receive these accessories right away with a set with a Fly More Combo.

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Drone course

If your drone weighs more than 250g, you need to follow a course. If you pass the course, you'll get a drone license.

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Drone ensurance

With a drone insurance, you can request a new drone or replacement drone for a fixed price.

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Fly More Kit

The Fly More Kit comes with extra accessories, like batteries for a longer flight time and backup propellers.

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Landing pad

A landing pas is a platform that serves as a point of recognition during the landing, and it provides a stable surface.

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Lens filters

During sunny days, you can use ND filters to prevent overexposed images. They reduce the light that the lens catches.

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Smart controller

Thanks to the large screen of the smart controller, you don't need a phone to control your drone.

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How do I connect my drone to a smartphone?

To control your DJI drone, you need the DJI Fly app. Haven't you installed this app yet? Download it in the App Store first, if you have an iPhone. Do you have an Android phone? Download the app via the DJI website. Look for your drone model on the website, and click on the Downloads button. That'll bring you to a link where you can download the app. Complete the installation. Open the app and accept the terms and conditions.

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Where can I fly with a drone?

As a drone enthusiast, you want to send your drone to the sky as soon as possible. We completely understand, but there are some areas in the Netherlands where you can't fly. These so-called no-fly zones are indicated on the GoDrone maps with different colors. In this article, we'll explain what the colored fly zones mean for you as a drone pilot.

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What are the European laws and regulations for drones?

With the European legislation for drones, the Dutch and Belgian rules no longer apply. The main difference is that the European rules don't make a distinction between hobby and professional drone pilots. Drone activities are now divided into 3 categories, open, specific, and certified. All drones up to 25kg belong in the open category. If your drone weighs less than 250g, you don't need a course. For drones over 250g, you do need a course.

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Which drones are for beginners?

A drone for beginners is compact in size, so you can easily take it with you. You can easily operate a beginner's drone with a remote or via your smartphone. The image quality of these drones is 2.7 or 4k resolution. That means you can record sharp footage. Starter model drones are the DJI Mini 3 or DJI Mini SE, for example. You don't need a drone course for these drones.

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