Postanowiłam otworzyć ten temat, żeby poznać pomysły innych użytkowników na zagospodarowanie przestrzeni w torbie i zobaczyć z jakiego asortymentu korzystasz. Najpierw moja sugestia.

Lubię chronić moje Drony i ich akcesoria, więc mam twardy futerał na każdy z nich. Używam marki Nanuk do wszystkich moich Combo fly more. Twarde etui są wodoodporne i zamykane. Podróżowałem z nimi liniami lotniczymi bez problemu. Mam plecak, którego używam, gdy wybieram się na odległą wycieczkę.

Hello there. Good day and thank you for posting this cool carrying case for your DJI Mini 2. Great find and keep flying.

I recommend upgrading your bag, stuffing it full to the brim puts stress on the ac, certainly the legs, I bought the Lowepro Flipside 400 AW II then I mention it here in this thread with images. It's available in black or camo, I wanted black but as I bought secondhand, camo was my only option at the time, now I actually prefer the camo. Its an amazing bag, room for everything, has its own slots for a thin lappy and a large tablet at the same time, also room for a camera and lens (or food etc) and more and its not a massive bag though. It can be slung over one shoulder or two for longer treks, it's also very comfortable to wear and has a waterproof cover and places for water bottles and a tripod. I love the bag and is compatible with the full Mavic range. Its also highly configurable   and it gets you away from the gay man-purse/bag look ;)

I am a minimalist. Trunks, suitcases and chests aren't for me.

I think ya may find that it's considerably smaller than those and just a little easier to take with you, not to mention not having to remove it to gain access to the equipment for security.

Just out of interest, was this a bragging post to show how much you can fit into a tiny manpurse/bag or are you really after "experiences and good ideas to borrow"?  I ask because you shoot down and ridicule the 1st 2 to respond, not the way to go, but hey, if you like squeezing everything you need to fly into to ya manpurse then that's great and your choice of course but let me just point out that I can see all those scratches on your gimbal protector, granted, it's doing its job but think of all the stresses you're putting onto the rest of the ac.

Bashy Posted at 2-20 23:42
Just out of interest, was this a bragging post to show how much you can fit into a tiny manpurse/bag or are you really after "experiences and good ideas to borrow"?  I ask because you shoot down and ridicule the 1st 2 to respond, not the way to go, but hey, if you like squeezing everything you need to fly into to ya manpurse then that's great and your choice of course but let me just point out that I can see all those scratches on your gimbal protector, granted, it's doing its job but think of all the stresses you're putting onto the rest of the ac.

Aside from which the spare propellors are all mixed up, i.e. not in their original pairs.

A protector is a protector. It is supposed to take on scratches. I was counting on questions like: what do you need this or that for, I have this and that.

djiuser_nO2RdSW5BSUg Posted at 2-21 01:03
A protector is a protector. It is supposed to take on scratches. I was counting on questions like: what do you need this or that for, I have this and that.

Yes, it is doing its job, there is that consolation, mine, however, is still brand new looking, i would be wary of too much pressure being put on the ac in a very full bag, its not sommat i would be proud of, i mean, each to their own and its up to you, i can only advise from what i can see.

I also think most people know what each and every item is and what its used for, well, a majority anyway and I can tell you straight off the bat that there is no need for the yagi extenders. look up drone hacks dot com and apply FCC mode, being in Poland you're stuck with CE mode as am I in the UK but not any more for me i use FCC mode and i can tell you now, i do not need any "range extenders" as i can max out battery over distance and that's over 5.5km, i only returned due to battery. So that would save you some space ;)

Also, you don't really need to take the charger with you most of the time do you? that saves more space/weight. the bag wouldn't bulge out so much without the charger in there. Perhaps remove the charger and put the lanyard there and try the filters where the lanyard was, that takes the strain off of the Mini 2.

I'm going to assume those are leg extenders? not really needed, can you hand launch and catch? this is the easiest of drones to do that with, if you've not tried it, then watch a few youtube videos, ask me for advice on how to if needed, so no need for landing skids, they would catch a bit of the wind too, granted, not much but certainly some. I have hand launched and caught it from the get-go, you already have/use a lanyard so its far easier for you to work the controller and use the other hand holding the drone than it is for me as i rarely use my harness/bra, only when i use my tablet.

Thanks for your valuable advice. As for the gimbal cover, I took one more photo especially for you so that you would not think that I do not care about the equipment. What was seen as scratches in the previous photo were smudged dry raindrops from the last flight. I use the Uda-Yagi antenna in urban areas where there is a problem with the range up to several hundred meters. Don't talk too much about the FCC, why tell your enemies all your secrets. Charger? Full agreement. I don't wear it on flights. I only wear it for a photo. As you can see, the leash has its place and has a double role. Maintains the joystick position stabilizer. Thanks to this, I do not lose the poles in the grass or sand on the beach when screwing them into the sockets. When you get bored of flying around, you can go to the beach. Then you will need an extra landing gear to avoid landing in sand. Yes, I also take off and land by hand, but not in the wind. The most important feature of this chassis is the Velcro attachment for accessories. The most popular flashlights for flying over shallow water at night to observe fish behavior. Without this chassis, the attachment is insecure.
I wouldn't care about mixed types of propellers. I prefer to see how much I have right away. There is one more item you missed in the photo. Yes, it's a screen pen. It's the perfect tool to handle your screen in cold weather without taking off your gloves. Would you have such an idea, my friends? Just because I don't have an avatar and don't care about a memorable nickname doesn't mean I'm a newbie. Did you pay attention to the flight distance? Guy has to fly a lot, huh? Maybe it has good practices? Regards.