How high and far will this drone fly? null

I’ve had it 3 miles away. I’ve not tried the max ceiling due to battery usage and multiple runways in area.

FAA only allows 400 feet agl and within sight. If you go further you can get fined.

Dear customer, Thank you for your inquiry. Normally, the max altitude the drone can fly is 500 meters. The Max Transmission Distance is 12 km (FCC), 8 km (CE) 8 km (SRRC), 8 km (MIC) We would love to remind you to follow local drone law and regulations to fly the drone. Should you need any further assistance, please feel free to contact our DJI support at http://www.dji.com/support, We are always here to help. Best Regards, DJI Support

Max legal altitude is limited to 400 feet, but the max can be set to unlimited in the app. Occusync 3 claims a max distance of about 7.5 miles, but, legally, you have to keep the drone within visual line of sight.

Up to 11 miles and it depends where you are for how high it can go because there are different areas like near an airport or anything military and other things that will prevent it from reaching its full height

The Air 2s will exceed the legal limits in both height and distance. There are videos online that I've seen that demonstrate the distance aspect.

Depends on the conditions and terrain

I've had this drone in the mountains at an altitude of about 5000 feet above sea level, but only about 400 feet above the mountain itself. The stated range on the controller is about 12 kilometers, but I've found that I'm not comfortable flying the drone more than 5000 meters away. This makes for a round trip of about 10 kilometers...but you have to be aware of the wind and temperature conditions in the area. Both can shorten the range significantly. ---Tom---

You should not go higher than 400 feet and maintain a VLOS (visual line of site) at all times. This drone exceeds both of those

1640ft max altitude, but that eats up battery ascending and dealing with higher winds and theoretically up to 7 miles distance in ideal conditions. although I wouldn't go that far if you want it make it to make it back without having to search for it. I've gone 4 miles while taking photos and video and returned without a problem.

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I’ve had it 3 miles away. I’ve not tried the max ceiling due to battery usage and multiple runways in area.
Answered by TTJJ 3 years ago
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FAA only allows 400 feet agl and within sight. If you go further you can get fined.
Answered by Anonymous 4 years ago
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Dear customer, Thank you for your inquiry. Normally, the max altitude the drone can fly is 500 meters. The Max Transmission Distance is 12 km (FCC), 8 km (CE) 8 km (SRRC), 8 km (MIC) We would love to remind you to follow local drone law and regulations to fly the drone. Should you need any further assistance, please feel free to contact our DJI support at http://www.dji.com/support, We are always here to help. Best Regards, DJI Support
Answered by DJI Support 3 years ago
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Max legal altitude is limited to 400 feet, but the max can be set to unlimited in the app. Occusync 3 claims a max distance of about 7.5 miles, but, legally, you have to keep the drone within visual line of sight.
Answered by DaveInNH 4 years ago
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Up to 11 miles and it depends where you are for how high it can go because there are different areas like near an airport or anything military and other things that will prevent it from reaching its full height
Answered by Cromerclark 4 years ago
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The Air 2s will exceed the legal limits in both height and distance. There are videos online that I've seen that demonstrate the distance aspect.
Answered by 906Brigade 4 years ago
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Depends on the conditions and terrain
Answered by Geezy 4 years ago
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Very.
Answered by dalethrip 4 years ago
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I've had this drone in the mountains at an altitude of about 5000 feet above sea level, but only about 400 feet above the mountain itself. The stated range on the controller is about 12 kilometers, but I've found that I'm not comfortable flying the drone more than 5000 meters away. This makes for a round trip of about 10 kilometers...but you have to be aware of the wind and temperature conditions in the area. Both can shorten the range significantly. ---Tom---
Answered by tjm1981 4 years ago
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You should not go higher than 400 feet and maintain a VLOS (visual line of site) at all times. This drone exceeds both of those
Answered by 1234 4 years ago
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