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Thanks! I love how the Avata can fit in such tight spaces, my favorite flying, through the treetops. The wind was a bit spooky at one point but no crashes that day.

Yes, saving to the card is best because you can record for much longer.

It's a great little FPV drone with built in propeller guard.

Yes, the storm and then clearing left only stumps and a few trees. 😞 Nature will rebound but it will take many years to get back to what's seen in this video. 🌦️🌱🌿🌲

Cool, I'm glad DJI added this feature.

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@@Will-lf7of power the drone on. Go into your goggles menu and select the option to do so

Thank you for helping. 🙏

Could it be warning you that there's no SD card in the Avata?

Hahaha, better call AvataTime

Sorry to hear that. Can you try with another computer? Try a different cable also. If you eliminate the computer and cable, that will help DJI diagnose the problem.

So far,it's stayed in place but if it wasn't pressed in securely or was damaged, I suppose that would be a concern.

Yeah, tweezers work. I can actually grip the card with the pad of a thumb and finger, but everybody has different hands.

Hi François, I use a MacBook Air also and didn't have any problem. I'm not sure why it wouldn't work on yours. I have a 2020 model running macOS Monterey but it seems like it should work on older Macs as well.

@@AvataTime thank you for your answer. Nevertheless since I bought avata like not even a month after release it never been recognise by OS Sierra on my Mac Book Air. I have contact DJI they have been reactive and the only solution they gave me is to connect on windows because is better recognised. Or tgey ask me to send them back the Avata… which I did not do it because I do not like that process (lost product or similar). So still now I have very nice record inside and can t take them of it is a bit shame for a 2000€ whole kit I bought to have fun… One guy told me that It might be possible to copy the inside memory on the sd card on the last update, I try to see that option but can’t find any help. 👎🏼

Sorry about that. You might try connecting it to a phone or tablet. I have no idea of that would work, but it's worth a try. Or perhaps you can use a friend's Windows laptop or a computer at a library or office store.

@@AvataTime yes I know will try with a friend comp but that s not a long last solution… about connecting to iphone or ipad I have tried and no result because unfortunately the DJI app does not take of storage from avata neither gogles… with the mavic mini I had before was much more easier… still do not understand why DJI proceed that way… it is so obvious that DJI app should be able to connect with the Avata inside memory… Avata is a great toys really but how such sophistication and technology when things simple as connecting with several devices is not done properly… this gap is a mistake. Or I have the only Avata which does not connect! 😂

Yes, the Avata is really great In the forest since prop guards protect it from branches. It can get closer to the ground than most drones also.

Yep, that's a good solution.

Thanks, I didn't realize that.

I totally agree! The Avata's not indestructible, but having the propellers protected provides a great sense of relief when flying through tight spaces. I don't have a ton of experience with the remote but with the motion controller, it's very intuitive and freeing. Every shot is smooth unless I need to stop abruptly.

Thank you

A tool maker! Good job. 😃

That might be possible with the latest update. I'll check and let you know.

I just double-checked. Yes, but it's still awkward since you have to connect a USB-C cable to the port beside the microSD card. Both are under the cover within the propeller guard. I didn't realize that you can access both internal storage and the SD card via the USB cable. The latest Avata update enables transferring content from the Avata's internal storage to the microSD card.

I suppose you're more clever than me. It took me awhile to figure out to reach over the propeller guard instead of going right for the card slot. Good for you!

More views it's nice, of course, but I'm just getting started. Do you have suggestions?

I’m happy if that helped you too. I was so relieved to find some video that I thought was gone forever.

Yes, completely unharmed. It’s incredibly durable.

I have flown the DJI FPV in the woods also but it’s bigger and faster, with unprotected propellers, so it’s a bit scary to get close to trees.

@@AvataTime _Ok, thanks_ 👍

I show that bag and a new one in the video below. Both are padded and protect from water also. DJI Avata tips: Two good carrying cases ruclips.net/video/ad4e9YB8FuE/видео.html

It's weed. 😆

The best way is via a microSD card reader. They’re really cheap. Pop the card, insert it into the reader and plug that into your computer and it acts like a USB drive. Your videos will be in the DCIM folder.

It was either LumaFusion or VN video editor. Both work on a Mac, iPad, or iPhone. Really, any editor could have created this video. I only used simple dissolves and no color-grading. I did set the Avata exposure manually to keep the sky from blowing out so strongly when I tilted up. There are so many options to explore with this tiny drone. It’s really fun!

Yep, that would work.

This is in Nova Scotia.

Too thick, too tall, or too wide? The Newer case is thicker than you really need for an Avata but the price is nice. The Mier is a pretty tight fit, though and I’m not sure if you can find a smaller, vertical, two compartment bag that would hold Avata, Goggles 2, Motion Controller, and spare battery.

Oh, it’s fantastic! I like that I can get into tight spaces and fly low to the ground.

Happy I could help.

Yeah, so tiny by comparison.

Charging the Avata batteries and Goggles 2 battery is easy and they're compatible with most new chargers. Just hook up whatever you have that supplies the most power and it will work. The Motion Controller is a bit fussy and doesn't like new Power Delivery chargers. Hopefully, you have an old charger. I have charged the Avata with a 20 watt iPad charger, a 45W MacBook Air charger, and a 60W PD charger that I got on Amazon (don't remember the brand). All work fine. For the Motion Controller I use an old 15W iPad charger that was meant for the iPad Air 2, which is very old.

The placement seems weird but there it’s quite a complicated device, packed tightly and built to be durable. I’m sure there were plenty of design constraints. Maybe this was one of the best places for those ports to protect the cards from damage. I really have no idea.

I highly recommend the Avata. I’ve flown DJI’s Mavic 3, Mini 3 Pro, and FPV. The Avata is the friendliest and most intriguing of them all in my opinion.