For Sale - Mavic 3 Classic + Fly More Kit + 4th Battery + numerous accessories

For Sale & Wanted
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The time has come to part with my much loved (and very well cared for) Mavic 3 Classic.

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It’ll be going up on that there auction site… but I’d rather it went to somebody here so I won’t list it for a week or so.

Included in the sale:

  • DJI Mavic 3 Classic
  • DJI RC Controller (with neck strap and sunhood)
  • 4 x DJI Intelligent Batteries
  • DJI Mavic 3 Classic ND Filter Set (ND 8\16\32\64)
  • Freewell Mavic 3 Classic UV Filter
  • Freewell Mavic 3 Classic Light Pollution Reduction Filter
  • 2 full sets of MasterAirscrew Stealth Upgrade propellers (orange)
  • 3 pairs (A+B) of unopened DJI propellers (plus 2 pairs of opened but unused DJI propellers)
  • 3 LIPO battery storage bags
  • DJI 100W mains charger with built-in USB-C cable and secondary USB-A slot
  • DJI 65W car charger (Dual USB-A and USB-C)
  • DJI smart Charging Hub for 3 batteries
  • Lyongtech Individual battery charging hub
  • SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB MicroSD card
  • DJI Convertible Carry Bag (can be used as either a shoulder bag or a backpack)
  • DJI Mavic 3 Classic Storage Cover

You can take the eyes off the cover if you like, but I didn’t have the heart - look how happy he is!

Asking price is £1200 (for which I’ll throw in shipping via Royal Mail Special Delivery), but I’m open to (sensible) offers.

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DJI Mavic 3 Classic drone

Plus the DJI Mavic 3 Fly More kit, a total of four DJI batteries, and a number of other accessories.

The Classic version of DJI’s flagship Mavic 3 series, this drone is a joy to fly. The controls are intuitive and, with the RC controller’s built-in screen, you can be up in the air in moments capturing images from a whole new perspective. The built-in Active Track, Hyperlapse, Panorama and Quick Shot modes will have you quickly creating content you’ll be proud to share, whilst the omnidirectional obstacle sensing (APAS 5.0), high-precision positioning and advanced Return to Home functionality help to keep even the most inexperienced pilot safe.

Despite the ease of use, the Mavic 3 Classic is an absolute powerhouse. With its 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad Camera, it effortlessly bridges the gap between consumer and professional drones and I have used this drone on multiple occasions to shoot footage for television broadcast.

Key features

  • 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad Camera
  • 20 MP Effective Pixels
  • 5.1K / 50fps 4K / 120fps Video
  • 10-bit D-Log
  • 12.8 Stops Native Dynamic Range
  • f/2.8-f/11 Adjustable Aperture
  • 24mm Equivalent Focal Length
  • 46-Min Max Flight Time (per battery)
  • Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing
  • 8km HD Video Transmission
  • Advanced RTH
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How much are you going to sell the Air 3S for when you win another one? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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Hi Joe is the drone suitable for an absolute no clue how to use a drone person like myself or is it for a pro??

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Hi Iain,

In terms of learning the practical side to flying a drone and take excellent photos/videos, I think the Mavic 3 is as good as any of the other DJI consumer drones. It flies just the same as the Mini or Air drones and has all the same safety features. In fact, my first drone was a Mavic 2 and I was up and flying within ten minutes.

What gives me pause in saying it’s 100% suitable is that the weight puts it in the higher class of SUAV with the CAA, and that comes with added restrictions.

If you take the A2 Certificate of Competency (a couple of days reading the manuals and a pretty short online exam) you can fly the Mavic 3 anywhere that smaller drones can, as long as you stay 50m away from any uninvolved people. Without the A2 CofC you also need to stay at least 150m from residential, commercial, industrial and recreational areas (i.e. you need to be out in rural areas away from any buildings, etc).

Depending on where you plan to fly, that might not be a problem. But you’d be hard pressed finding anywhere to fly it in Edinburgh - for that you probably want to look at something like the Mini 4 which is much lighter and, therefore, has a lot fewer restrictions.

Edit: You can blame Brexit for the restrictions… in the EU the Mavic 3 is a C0 drone, which means you’re pretty much free to fly it anywhere you like so long as there aren’t airspace restrictions and you stay away from crowds.

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Thanks Joe that’s excellent helpful information and saves me buying something I might regret :blush::+1:

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Glad to help, Iain. Much as I’d like to sell it, it needs to be the right drone for you :+1:

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Absolutely and I respect your honesty because some people will say anything for a sale :blush:

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You can of course run all the scenarios of where you can fly what and with what restriction depending on the ‘qualifications’ you hold

Using our very own good2go

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A very sensible suggestion for anybody who wants to know where they can fly this most magnificent drone they might want to purchase :+1:

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