Drones

Category A1 drones or unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) have become essential tools for many consumers, prosumers and professionals - whether capturing aerial footage, analysing hard to reach structures, mapping or surveillance operations.

Drones and UAS come in all shapes and sizes to suit a variety of uses and capabilities. They are classified by a ‘Open Category’ rating by the CAA (Civil Aviation Authority), determining where they can be flown and what weight (take-off mass) they are allowed to be. This is the main reference for the majority of drone activities.

Drones or unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) have become essential tools for many consumers, prosumers and professionals - whether capturing aerial footage, analysing hard to reach structures, mapping or surveillance operations.

These propeller and guard accessories cover all your needs for spare or replacement parts for your drones should any damage occur.

Drones or unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) have become essential tools for many consumers, prosumers and professionals - whether capturing aerial footage, analysing hard to reach structures, mapping or surveillance operations.

These filters cover all your needs for perfect cinematography even in bright sunlight or dull conditions.

Manufacturer specific SSDs for professional level performance

Compact and lightweight, SD cards are the go-to for storage for cameras and drones. With a range of brands and storage options, find your ideal SD card.

Memory cards are a type of portable flash storage device that are commonly used in portable electronic devices such as digital cameras, some mobile phones and various handheld devices.

These card readers may be compact with a single type of slot or feature numerous slots to make them compatible with all the different types of card and older standards too such as Compact Flash. They all connect via USB-C or Thunderbolt to transfer data at faster speeds.

Drones or unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) have become essential tools for many consumers, prosumers and professionals - whether capturing aerial footage, analysing hard to reach structures, mapping or surveillance operations.

Having the right battery and power management solution for your operation is key. Comparing your flight time and charging capabilities will allow you to work out how many batteries you need. For the average operator a fly more combo with 3 batteries may be sufficient. For a commercial operator with a full day flying ahead 5, 8, 10 or even more batteries may be appropriate.