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Drone racing just got a whole lot better, thanks to DJI’s new Digital FPV Ecosystem

Drone racing just got a whole lot better, thanks to DJI’s new Digital FPV Ecosystem

Posted on August 1, 2019 By Jarvis

DJI is launching a new system that looks set to bring drone racing to the masses. From the average joe to professional drone pilots, the new Digital FPV system is looking to make the new phenomenon a pick-up-and-play activity. The system includes goggles, a transmission mobile, a camera and a remote controller (in certain configurations).
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