When will DJI Enlightenment 1 0 be discontinued

Because it's been upgraded.

Now Satoru 2 is better.

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Hello Dear DJI Matrice 100 is a multi-rotor drone that uses four rotors as a propulsion source, each powered by an electric engine. Among them, the engine model of the Wu 1 is DJI E800, which is a high-performance brushless motor independently designed and produced by DJI. According to the data provided by DJI's official **, the motor parameters of the Enlightenment 1 are as follows:

Motor type: DJI E800 3510- Operating voltage: 12s lipo- Max power:

800w- Max speed: 6600 rpm - Thrust range: kg Because Wu 1 uses four rotors as a source to provide thrust, each rotor is driven by one engine, so the total power can be obtained by adding up the power of the four engines, namely:

Total power = maximum power of a single engine Number of rotors According to the above data, the total power of the four engines of Wuzhi 1 is: total power = 800w 4 = 3200w The total power is 3200w, that is, 3200 watts. This power is enough to provide enough thrust for the Satoru 1 to complete a variety of tasks in its maximum thrust range.

The total power is also one of the important indicators to evaluate the performance of multi-rotor UAVs.

Pro: I'm glad to answer for you, DJI Enlightenment 1 is a drone, using 8 brushless motors to drive, the motor power of different models may be different, the following is the total engine power of the corresponding model: DJIWU 1 pro:

Its motor power is 320W, and the total power is 2560W. DJI Enlightenment 1 RTK: Its motor power is 240W, and the total power is 1920W.

DJI Enlightenment 1 Enterprise: Its motor power is 400W, and the total power is 3200W. The total power of the UAV engine is accumulated with the power of the motor, but this is not the only indicator to measure the flight performance of the UAV, and the actual flight performance is also affected by a variety of factors, such as the structural design of the UAV, flight control accuracy, etc.

On November 13, 2014, on Treasure Island in San Francisco, DJI officially launched a consumer-level drone.

At CES2016, DJI not only launched the Phantom 3 4K, but also announced the all-dong liquid black color version of the professional-grade aerial photography aircraft "Inspire 1 Pro", including the body shell, remote control, and onboard battery have been replaced with matte black color. As for the other specifications and equipment, they are also the same as the previous regular version.