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Sunnylife AT-DC503 For DJI Avata Battery Anti-Release Buckle Anti-Loose Falling Folding Buckle(Black)

Name: Sunnylife AT-DC503 For DJI Avata Battery Anti-Release Buckle Anti-Loose Falling Folding Buckle(Black)
Brand: Sunnylife
SKU: TBD0603700301A
Price: 229.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

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1. Lock the battery to prevent it from falling out. The battery is locked on the fuselage by screws, and the battery is integrated with the fuselage, effectively preventing the violent flight battery from falling off
2. Foldable design, does not affect the disassembly and assembly of the battery, no need to repeatedly disassemble the anti-trip
3. Do not cover the switch, power display, battery interface
4. The inner wall is attached with a silicone pad, which is soft and scratch-resistant
5. Rugged and durable, lightweight flight, using high-quality materials, hard and light
6. Applicable models: suitable for DJI Avata drones
7. Material: plastic
8. Net weight: 11g
9. Gross weight: 20g
10. Note: The product only includes anti-trip, not drones