
A traditional twin-stick remote controller for the DJI FPV ecosystem, for precise manual piloting of compatible DJI FPV airframes.
Hire it in Sri Lanka to fly your own way, without buying a controller you only need for a shoot.
This is the DJI FPV Remote Controller 2, the twin-stick transmitter you hold to fly a DJI FPV aircraft. It is a controller only, not a drone.
There is no camera, gimbal or flight sensor on it: it simply sends your left and right stick inputs to a compatible aircraft so you can fly manually with fine, direct control.
It is built for the DJI FPV ecosystem and is used with compatible DJI FPV airframes such as DJI FPV and DJI Avata, together with DJI Goggles for the first-person view.
The unit weighs about 346 g, so it is light in the hand for long sessions, and the control sticks are foldable so they tuck away for transport in a camera bag or goggles case.
It supports transmission up to 10 km in ideal, interference-free conditions, which gives you room to keep a clean link during larger shoots, though real range is shorter in built-up Sri Lankan venues.
It has an internal battery that you charge over the included charging cable, so plan to top it up before a long day.
This traditional twin-stick layout is the choice for pilots who want precise manual acro and rate flying rather than the simplified one-handed DJI Motion Controller.
FPV manual flight does take practice, so allow time to learn or book a trained operator through us.
