24" Monitor in Hardshell Case w/ Battery

The Matrice 30T has three main cameras: wide, thermal & 200x zoom and a FPV camera.

Yes - they can take high-quality stills and photos. The camera specs are:

Zoom Camera
Max video resolution: 3840×2160 (4k)
Max photo resolution: 8000×6000
Camera sensor: 1/2" CMOS, Effective pixels: 48M

Wide Camera
Max video resolution: 3840×2160 (4k)
Max photo resolution: 4000×3000
Camera sensor: 1/2" CMOS, Effective pixels: 12M

Thermal Camera
Infrared Image Super-resolution Mode: 1280×1024
Normal Mode: 640×512

Max video resolution: 3840×2160 (4k)
Max photo resolution: 4000×3000
Camera sensor: 1/2" CMOS, Effective pixels: 12M

It depends on signal interference and obstructions - with little to no interference you can control from 5 miles. Legally you need to remain within visual line of sight (VLOS)

Included with the drone kit is DJI Care Basic Enterprise which covers the drone.

DJI Care Basic provides one year of coverage against damage caused by user error. The plan offers up to two (2) replacements within the year of coverage. The replacement fee for the first replacement is $900, while the second replacement fee is $1,030. It also includes on standard maintenance service at an authorized DJI repair center.

DJI Care Enterprise Basic on the Matrice 30T can be renewed after the first year for one additional year and has a renewal fee of $713. In year two, users have two replacement options with a replacement fee of $900 per replacement.

To use DJI Care, the aircraft must be recovered to be sent into DJI for replacement. For full DJI Care Enterprise terms of service and FAQ, please visit DJI.

Absolutely yes. It's one of the best commercially available thermal drones, and there are many other profitable niches you could explore. Solar panel inspections, roof inspections and more.

Full review video is in the works - but here's the short version. The Mavic 3T does fine in some situations, but there's plenty of scenarios where it struggles.

Two of the biggest drawbacks:
- 50x zoom instead of 200x zoom.
- Can't fly the Mavic 3T in weather - while the Matrice 30T can be flow in rain, snow & wind up to 50mph.
- Technically the same thermal specs, but the Mavic 3T has a smaller sensor size, so the image quality not the same as the Matrice 30T.

The specs will tell you 41 minutes, but swapping batteries every 30 minutes is typical. It's a good practice to land with at least 15% battery.

It's a great question and one that is different for everyone. Here's some of the questions we'd ask to help you come to a conclusion.

- What's hunting like in your area?
- How many deer are harvested every year in the surrounding counties?
- Are dog trackers consistently busy?
- What are other drone pilots in your area charging?
- How willing are you to work nights and weekends?

Drones are the easiest aircraft to learn to fly. The Matrice 30T is armed with sensors on each side, so during daylight flying it will stop itself from flying into things it senses.

Unlike fixed-wing aircraft, when you let go of the controls, the drone will automatically come to a stop and hover in place - making it very easy to regain control.

We offer one-day training events to help beginners go from noobie to confident in a single day.

No - if you are flying for your own recreational use, you don't need any license. If you intend to offer a professional service to others, and generate cash, you need to get the Part 107 Commercial Drone License.