@DJIGlobal: Slowed 60x in the DJI Lab: a hovering #DJIMavic4Pro reveals steady, orderly tip vortices. Through blade shape, spacing,…
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DJI showcases a slowed 60x lab test of the Mavic 4 Pro's hovering rotors, revealing steady tip vortices that demonstrate efficient airflow management for stability and control.
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Slowed 60x in the DJI Lab: a hovering #DJIMavic4Pro reveals steady, orderly tip vortices. Through blade shape, spacing, and more, airflow is efficiently turned into lift — keeping it stable and controllable. What test would you like to see next? #DJI #CameraDrone #DJILab https://t.co/nJYxAFNr3v
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