43 in sport mode. With a favourable tailwind, it can occasionally reach around 16 m/s, or 57-58 km/h, but this is not the nominal speed in horizontal flight without wind assistance. This is not the engine's intrinsic speed, but one assisted by the wind; pure speed remains at 12 m/s.

The "Fly More Combo" comes with 3 batteries and a quadruple charger. Only 1 battery in the "normal" version

A smartphone is also required to control the drone via the DJI Fly app, to receive live image transmission and to make settings. It serves as a screen and user interface if no remote control with integrated display is used.

The drone has an active tracking function (ActiveTrack), which allows it to automatically track a subject by keeping it in focus while recognising and stopping obstacles. The flight altitude can be adjusted individually, even while tracking, so you can easily set the altitude of 120 metres higher if legal regulations permit.

To fly the «Flip Fly More Combo (RC 2)» drone, the need for a license depends on the purpose and conditions of the flight. ### Recreational Use If you are flying the drone for recreational purposes, you do not need a license, but you must follow specific rules: - You must take the TRUST exam (The Recreational UAS Safety Test) and carry proof of test passage when flying. - The drone must be registered with the FAA if it weighs more than 0.55 pounds (250 grams), which is the case here since it weighs 249 grams. However, since it is just below the 250-gram threshold, it technically does not require registration, but it is still subject to other FAA regulations. ### Commercial Use If you plan to use the drone for commercial purposes, you must obtain a Remote Pilot Certificate – Part 107 license from the FAA. This involves passing the initial aeronautical knowledge exam and meeting other requirements such as being at least 16 years old and able to understand, read, write, and speak English. In summary, for recreational use, no license is required but you must take the TRUST exam and follow FAA regulations. For commercial use, a Part 107 license is necessary.