What do you carry your kit in?

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I'm a new Phantom 2 Vision+ owner and I'm having a lot of fun with it so far. I was wondering what people carry theirs in when heading into the field?
 


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It's not a design for dji phantom but I can assure you everything fits snug and secured. Plus, it looks a lot better than those squared bulky dji backpacks.
 
i use this [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkzpskyXQV0[/youtube] More expensive than others but very well made and holds everything solid and fits any phantom which is a bonus if you have other quads.
UKFlyer
 
UKFlyer said:
i use this [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkzpskyXQV0[/youtube] More expensive than others but very well made and holds everything solid and fits any phantom which is a bonus if you have other quads.
UKFlyer

I use the same!
 
andersonpaac said:
UKFlyer said:
i use this [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkzpskyXQV0[/youtube] More expensive than others but very well made and holds everything solid and fits any phantom which is a bonus if you have other quads.
UKFlyer
I use the same!
Same here. Very comfortable backpack, too.
 
Thanks for the comments, all! I think I'm going to go with the case in the video, even though it's a bit pricier than other options. :)

Happy flying!
 

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Ordered my backpack on July 27, got it in Canada on August 7. No tax, not customs "surprises". The backpack is ok. Two cons: there is no protection for camera and gimbal (I'll make something for that from either insulation foam or "mattress" foam...) and the Phantom fits too tight in vertical dimension: the props axis protrude through top protective layer. No big deal, I'll make little cups for them. I also had to move phone clip holder from one shoulder of metal rode to another (just 1/2") to make transmitter fit into the compartment. Pros: very light, can fit 5 batteries and other accessories, fits in airlines carry-on dimensions, nice for hiking or biking, looks like regular carry-on bag (doesn't attract unwanted attention).

Overall for the price it's a good backpack/case.

http://www.banggood.com/Backpack-Alumin ... 31810.html - don't be deceived by word "Aluminum" in the URL. There is no metal parts in this backpack, except for zip slider. :)
 
Keeper of Maps said:
I'm a new Phantom 2 Vision+ owner and I'm having a lot of fun with it so far. I was wondering what people carry theirs in when heading into the field?
I carry it on a big shopping Bag of akiabara, most probably i will break gimbal carrying it like taht but i will take the risk ........
:roll: :mrgreen:
 
A backpack from goprocases.com, it fits everything necessary for a hike or a plane ride. It is a bit pricey, but worth every penny for your investment. It is a military grade backpack... you won't believe the craftsmanship.
 
Since I use the wider landing gear for stability the Phantom wont fit in most manufactured cases. I use a plastic crate bought at Walmart with our original insert inside it. Since I still have the landing gear problem I carry the Phantom upside down in it, it fits perfectly. I found that this is actually a great solution since the gimbal is no longer bouncing about and the crate has plenty of room for odds and ends.
 
Hard case :D
 

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