Dji fpv backpack how to#

It depends on the type of frame and backpack you have, but I like putting rubberbands around the tips of my source one frame like this:

Usually, 3” and larger quads are strapped to the outside of the backpack, using rubber bands or velcro straps. I suggest starting with figuring out how you want to put in your goggles, transmitter, and charger. Depending on the kind of bag you have, you might have to do more work making custom inserts for whatever you put in the bag. They will be blown around in the wind outside and you have to put them all back when you are ready to leave. This means you can’t pack little bits of foam all over the place like I used to do. When packing your backpack, your main priority is to protect everything inside, but a close second is to make everything inside as easily accessible as possible. This is an opened Torvol Pitstop backpack, with lots of room for tools and spare parts, but a high price point of $199.99. Many of these high end backpacks are available on GetFPV here: and will be much more effective at transporting tools and other equipment on long trips than a smaller DSLR camera bag. If you have a larger budget, you might consider a more expensive backpack built exclusively for miniquads from a name brand company, such as Think Tank, Torvol, or Lowepro. If you have a lower price point, these backpacks, while smaller, are one of your best options.

Instead, I suggest looking at electronics or camera-based bags. Often these bags have low quality stitching and zippers that break quickly. To start with, try to stay away from cheap, hiking bags on amazon, regardless of how many “features” or accessory loops they may have. Keep in mind how easy, or hard, it will be to protect all your gear without having to put in lots of foam. My first high quality backpack was very big and very comfy, but wasn’t at all designed for electronics, and so it was quite hard to protect my gear and my solution was very space ineffective. There are a few main things to think about when buying a backpack, or other bag: its size, if it’s comfortable to wear, and how well it fits and protects your gear. Views and advice in this article are that of the author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or views of GetFPV. You can check out more of his content at his YouTube.ĭisclaimer: This article was written solely by a member of the FPV Community. This article was submitted through the GetFPV Community Program by JasonFPV.

Dji fpv backpack how to#

Chances are, you’ve flown in places besides your yard, or even brought your miniquad and FPV gear on a trip-but how much did you think about how you were going to pack it all up? This article will explain all about how to pick and pack a backpack, how to protect your FPV gear, and some other transportation tips. Breaking your gear while using it can be frustrating, but breaking it before you use it can be even worse.