HanatoraPayload Airdrop Release Drop Device for DJI Air 2S,Mavic Air 2 Drone,Clip Delivery Transport Dropper,Wedding Fishing Bait Search & Rescue Kit Accessories

This fits perfectly around my DJI Mavic Air 2 drone. It triggers from the light at the bottom of the drone that you can turn on from the drone remote control. The drone can easily carry a 1 pound weight or more. Highly recommended for drone fishing where you can cast your line much further than you could otherwise.

I bought the release to use for drone fishing which is carrying bait to a far distance and dropping it (much farther than you're able to cast). Although I haven't used it yet I did a test in the yard and it worked exactly as I wanted. My Air 2S carried a 2 oz egg sinker (tied to a loop on some braided line off of a free spooling spinning reel). It carried this egg sinker about 200 yards in maybe 10 seconds... one click on the fn button and the line was dropped and I brought the drone back. This is going to a be a game changer for our salt water fishing trip next week while trying to catch Tuna that are schooling. The biggest trick is going to be bring the drone back to the boat as the "home" function doesn't work too great for a drifting boat. All manual flying.

Purchased to hang holiday lights in high-up trees, and 2 years after purchasing I finally tried it out.- Easy to install- Bonus: The extended legs are super-handy even when not using this drop mechanism.. makes launching on grass much safer/simpler- It only came with two tiny slip rings to attach your payload. For my use, I took an old wire hanger and made hooks on each end (more like a closed eyelet on the drone-side). Hooked it onto my lights and flew it up beyond my tree top -- after lowering the solar unit I began circling the tree descending closer as I went around.. once pretty close to the tree I released it as directed (light toggle via DJI remote) and it instantly dropped the hanger and all went well!OK.. so I had to repeat this 2 more times since the lights kept partially falling in different ways in strong winds, but we eventually got it!This unit worked perfectly. The Air2s had no issues with the payload (https://a.co/d/exGneQm) which was a 144' strand of 400 LED lights with solar panel, weighing 14.4 oz (according to Amazon info)

There is a slight delay from triggering to action but that is more due to signaling the light in the belly of the Air 2S than the device. Set up is very easy as long as you follow the instructions. Depending on the load to be dropped there is some effect on flight time and stability but once dropped the aircraft responds as expected/normally. Battery (drone) life is going to be affected simply due to the added load/s, unless you are doing a lot of drops in succession it is highly unlikely the device' battery will fail. There are host of vastly more expensive devices out there that, as far as I can tell are no more efficient at dropping things from drones.Remember there are rules about dropping things from drones, or any aircraft for that matter, including local ordinances so be sure to stay within those rules.

Fits the Mavic Air 2 perfectly, although the landing gear extensions are a little tricky to get right (read the instructions!). Battery life not an issue, not like I fly with it on the drone all the time. I use it to get lines into treetops, either for installing radio antennas or for winching the trees over when cutting them. I use a small bag with either arborist throw line or mason line, clip a weighted tennis ball or small bag of sand (~4-6 ounces) on the end, clip the weight to the device, and away you go. I use very large fishing swivels on the end of the line, very easy to clip onto the payload and works well with the release pin on the device. I usually launch about 50 feet in front of the target tree, go 30-50 feet higher than the top of the tree, then fly forward and down a little until I'm in position. I try to "drape" the line over the tree, rather than just drag it across and risk pulling the drone down. Use the camera pointing straight down, gives pretty good accuracy. I've tried all kinds of methods for this process, and this device has worked the first time, every time. Wish I had bought it sooner.

The media could not be loaded. I was putting up Christmas lights on my trees and got to the end where there was about 10 or 15 feet of lights that had to go over the top of the tree. The DJI Air 2s performed flawlessly, and the Hanatora Payload Airdrop Release Drop Device worked as advertised. Hopefully the video works.

Cheap cheap cheap waste of money..ZERO STARS

I was skeptical at first. I was deciding between this and the Gannet Sport X. This is $36 and the Gannet is $179. My concern was the weight of the product, in the specs it states it is about 90 grams, I weighed it at home and it comes in at 65 grams. The rest of the weight is the Legs that comes with the product. I don't even use the legs with my Air 2S, it takes off and lands just fine without the legs.The Gannet is rated at 60 grams, but it's also $179. I tried this out and the build quality is good enough. I know it can only be made with some form of plastic due to keeping the weight down. The drone flies great with this drop system by itself. I put an egg on a string and flew it about a mile to egg a car at night, It worked great. The battery indicator did take a hit with payload, but that is to be expected.I like this product because it is one piece, no need to attach an additional light sensor to the bottom of the drone with velcro or rubber bands. The locking mechanism works very well. It is very secure. I know the earlier models had problems with depressing the battery release buttons, but this version has indentations that forms around those release buttons. So no errors at all. This should work well with dropping fishing lures out to sea far from your casting range.As long as you keep the payload weight to what your drone can support consistently then you should not have a problem.