Mavic Air
Storage Case & Modifications
Case Made By GPC (Link Below)
https://goprofessionalcases.com/dji-mavic-air.html
After spending a lot of time on the Web, trying to
find a case that i liked, and would hold everything that I needed
to
take along on a field trip, I finally decided on the Mavic Air Case sold on Amazon by GPC.
Although it was was my final choice, it was not quite
what I actually wanted, but by doing a lot of thinking about what
I
could do to make it fit my needs, I felt confident that it would hold everything
I needed while traveling with the Mavic Air.
To hold all the parts and pieces
that I wanted, some interior modifications would be necessary. See all
about it below.
Here are the items that I
wanted to fit into the modified case.
Mavic Air Drone
Control Unit
Spare Props
4
Batteries
Assorted types of cables
iPad Air2 Tablet
iPad Air2 Tablet
Holder
For Travel, the original Charger Power Supply, Four Battery Hub, and all cables fit nicely into the original Mavic Air Drone case.
The pictures below show the loaded case, ready to go, after all the modifications were made.
Below you can see where I enlarged the outer opening for the Base Mounting Plate
Below you can see where I cut the top right corner out
so that the
tablet holder and neck strap would fit into the opening.
There is still room below to hold 4 of the propellers.
Below is the storage area for the iPad Air2 Tablet and Spare Prop Sets.
It
all fits very nicely behind the Top Cover foam padding.
Below is the new Tablet Holder & Link To Information
https://www.amazon.com/Mavic-Spark-Tablet-Holder-Aluminum-Alloy/dp/B071RK5FYY
If you are looking for a really nice quick charger for 4 batteries, the Control
Unit, and your Phone, be sure to check out the link below.
This one charges
up to 4 batteries at the same time, plus both the Control Unit and my iPad
Tablet.
I was able to charge all four batteries in just under 70 minutes.
Is a new release, has insulated plastic case and connector covers.
As I
mostly charge my devices at home, I leave this unit at home , except for
longer over night road trips.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07B3QGDWX/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
In the car, I carry a small 80 Watt Harbor Freight Inverter. With the
small Mavic Air Batteries,
it makes it really easy to top off or recharge
while driving down the road between shooting locations.
So there you have it, my answer to traveling with the Mavic Air. Of all
the cases I looked at, this one
is the one that meets all my needs, with only
a few simple modifications with a sharp razor knife.
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