What range does this have null

Depends on area. 2.5 miles straight shot if you’re out somewhere flat but I’d recommend to learn your drone before taking it far. I haven’t flown past 700 feet because of birds. They will attack the drone thinking it’s an easy thing to catch. So keep at a range unless you trust it

Dear customers, Thanks for your inquiry. Please kindly that the Max Transmission Distance is 10 km (FCC), 6 km (CE), 6 km (SRRC), and 6 km (MIC). You may also refer to our official website. Here is the link: https://www.dji.com/id/mini-2/specs Best regards, DJI Support

Way further than line of sight rules. City will give you excellent range.

It states it has a 4 mile distance which I do believe cause I have flown it high and pretty far. It is just better to keep some kind of view on it cause it don’t have impact sensors as some of the higher cost models do.

I'm gotten mine to go about 4 miles at 300' up in the air!

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Depends on area. 2.5 miles straight shot if you’re out somewhere flat but I’d recommend to learn your drone before taking it far. I haven’t flown past 700 feet because of birds. They will attack the drone thinking it’s an easy thing to catch. So keep at a range unless you trust it
Answered by L4ND0N 4 years ago
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Dear customers, Thanks for your inquiry. Please kindly that the Max Transmission Distance is 10 km (FCC), 6 km (CE), 6 km (SRRC), and 6 km (MIC). You may also refer to our official website. Here is the link: https://www.dji.com/id/mini-2/specs Best regards, DJI Support
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Way further than line of sight rules. City will give you excellent range.
Answered by KOOL 4 years ago
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It states it has a 4 mile distance which I do believe cause I have flown it high and pretty far. It is just better to keep some kind of view on it cause it don’t have impact sensors as some of the higher cost models do.
Answered by OutlawInspired 4 years ago
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I'm gotten mine to go about 4 miles at 300' up in the air!
Answered by Redbeard 4 years ago
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