Looking for Axisflying Avata Upgrade Kit Availability
I'm looking to revive my OG DJI Avata and have been seeing tons of stuff online about the Axisflying Avata upgrade kit. Unfortunately it looks like I missed the boat. Nobody has them in stock and I'm guessing they quit making them. (You can find a few online for like $450-$1000, which is absurd - I can get a used Avata with two batteries on eBay for $200...)
Anyone have a line on one of these kits?
1sett.
For the kit the best I've found is this:
https://www.axisflying.com/products/axisflying-avata-35-fpv-frame-kit-with-cinewhoop-c157-2-motor-3750kv-upgrade-support-dji-o3-fpv-drone-freestyle-diy-parts?VariantsId=10035
https://www.axisflying.com/products/axisflying-avata-35-fpv-frame-kit-with-cinewhoop-c157-2-motor-3750kv-upgrade-support-dji-o3-fpv-drone-freestyle-diy-parts?VariantsId=10035
As for the batteries, you want DJI, you pay DJI prices. That's why I'm getting out of that game.
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Thanks. They're out of stock, though - and like I said, I suspect they don't make them any more. Probably ran out of original Avata users who were willing to mod their drones. They're pretty old at this point. (I emailed them yesterday to see if they plan on bring it back into stock, but no reply yet, unsurprisingly.)
I use DJI for drone stuff at work - mostly the Mini Pro 4, but since I already have the goggles and the Avata, I'm looking to extend the life of it without buying O3/4 air units and building other quads to do what it already does.
I use DJI for drone stuff at work - mostly the Mini Pro 4, but since I already have the goggles and the Avata, I'm looking to extend the life of it without buying O3/4 air units and building other quads to do what it already does.
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1sett.
Aliexpress maybe? Only in stock that's not of a china-express website is Amazon for $200ish and thats with no motors. Might be SOL unless your REALLY want to pay that ouch price. Sorry ma dude.
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@Wraith Yeah. Screw that. I'll just keep it going with duct tape and bailing wire. It's old anyway, but the camera is still pretty great. I wish the camera unit could be pulled out and repurposed into another quad, but what I'm finding online says that it doesn't work that way (unlike the O3/4 air units). Oh well.
I'm probably going to bite the bullet and build a new cinewhoop and throw an O4 into it. Or I could go analog as long as I build something capable of carrying a gopro, but then I'd need to throw down the cash for some decent new goggles.
I'm probably going to bite the bullet and build a new cinewhoop and throw an O4 into it. Or I could go analog as long as I build something capable of carrying a gopro, but then I'd need to throw down the cash for some decent new goggles.
I really appreciate your input, though!
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1sett.
Why not undertake an adventure a bit... try and make your own frame! New side project and if it works then your golden!
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I'm sure you can source someone to make them! I used PCB way in the past and they do work quite well! Before you pay for that though I do suggest you find a local to make a test print to see if everything lines up.
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I agree with @Wraith and 100% encourage building your own. I personallyI use 2 Pavo20 and 2 cinelog30 v3 for my cinematic work drones despite having a pretty large custom built fleet. The Pavo20 pnp without the air units are only ~$120 us, thats definitely the cheapest/quickest/easiest way ive found to have several backups on hand at work sites.
Without knowing anything else, just that youre coming from an avata, I would not recommend trying to build an analog, gopro carrying cinewhoop. There are a lot of considerations to that and it would no longer be sub 250g, which has legal tradeoffs that defeat the purpose of having prop guards in certain countries. Mostly though, it would fly very, very different from an avata.
also, just in case anyone was wondering, the avatar/prebuilt DJI drones use the o3/o4 "transmission systems" which are technically different from the o3/o4 air units. I dont know how/why they chose to make it like that though.
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