The STARTRC battery holder is specially designed to securely fasten the DJI Flip drone battery, ensuring a perfect fit and protection during flight and landing. Its aerodynamic rear fin design reduces air resistance, improving stability and overall drone performance.
Key Features
Precise and secure fit
Custom-molded for the DJI Flip battery, it provides a firm grip that prevents movement, loosening, or impact damage during flight.
Aerodynamic rear fin
Reduces wind resistance and enhances flight stability with its aerodynamic design, helping maintain smooth and efficient performance.
Dual battery protection
In addition to securing the battery, the reinforced structure absorbs impacts and protects it during accidental takeoffs and landings.
Quick and easy installation
Split-buckle design allows for tool-free installation and removal, making it convenient to use anytime.
Lightweight and durable
Made from lightweight material at only 22 grams, it adds no extra weight to the drone while maintaining a modern and sleek look.
Important note
When the rear fin is installed, the battery cannot be removed and the propellers cannot be folded, so it is recommended to remove the holder for maintenance or transport.
Use Scenarios
Aerial photography and videography
Ensures a stable power supply for continuous and uninterrupted shooting.
Racing and freestyle flying
Improves drone stability and reduces air resistance for more precise and faster maneuvers.
Outdoor exploration
Protects the battery from impacts during hard landings on uneven or rough terrain.
Training and practice flights
Helps prevent battery-related failures and extends battery lifespan.
Specifications
Brand: STARTRC
SKU: 12200087
Material: Synthetic resin
Net weight: 22 g
Gross weight: 41 g
Color: Grey
Product size: 82.61 × 70 × 71.43 mm
Installation system: Split buckle
Ventilation: Built-in vents for heat dissipation
With the STARTRC battery holder for DJI Flip, enhance your drone’s safety, stability, and protection, and fly with total confidence on every mission.
