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Freefly Flying Sun 500

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Freefly Flying Sun 500 When seconds matter, the Flying Sun 500 delivers fast overhead lighting for roadside incidents, accident scenes, and emergency work zones.

Freefly Flying Sun 1000

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Freefly Flying Sun 1000 Light up the night with the Flying Sun 1000, a next-generation aerial lighting solution built for efficiency,

Freefly Tablet Clamp Mount

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iPads are becoming better and better displays, so we wanted to make a secure way to attach one to your

ISDT X16 Professional Dual Channel Charger

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Each Alta X flight requires two 12S batteries, so you’ll need a charger like this that can charge two at

Freefly Adjustable Accessory Mount

$149.00

The lowest profile, lightest weight monitor mount we have ever made. Featuring a proprietary, tool-free tilt hinge designed to keep

Freefly Tripod Adapter (Pilot Pro)

$149.00

With this adapter you can easily mount your Pilot Pro controller to a tripod. It also includes a convenient mounting

Freefly Alta X & Pilot Pro

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We designed Alta X from the ground up to capitalize on the benefits of large, efficient props while maintaining the

Freefly Astro Max (NDAA/Blue)

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Astro Max is Freefly’s ultimate compact industrial drone platform. This model has special hardware and software making it both NDAA compliant

Freefly Astro Max Spare Propeller Pair

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Two replacement Astro Max propellers (one clockwise, one counter-clockwise) and fasteners. Notes Not compatible with original Astro motors.  See the Astro

Wiris Pro Payload (Thermal)

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Harness the capabilities of thermal imaging and 10x RGB optical zoom from the air with the Wiris Pro Payload for Astro.

Freefly Systems, headquartered in Woodinville, Washington, is a leading American manufacturer of advanced camera movement systems and robotics for the cinema and professional photography industries.

The company specializes in products like the Mōvi line of camera stabilizers, Alta series drones for aerial cinematography, and the high-speed Wave camera, enabling previously impossible camera angles and movements.