A long-range FPV kit with DJI digital video
This is the most expensive setup on the site, and the reason is visible in the parts list: the airframe is a WTFPV variant, meaning GEPRC ships it with no camera and no video transmitter fitted, so the DJI O4 Air Unit Pro is a separate line item on top of the quad and the goggles. All three are counted in the total below, because a price that omits the air unit is not a price you can order against.
What the digital link gives you over the analog long-range kit is the ability to actually see where you are. At four kilometres an analog picture is a suggestion of terrain; the O4 image stays sharp enough to pick out a landing area, read the horizon properly, and come home with footage worth the trip. For exploration flying, where the whole point is the view, that changes the experience rather than merely improving it.
The trade-off is the one every digital system makes at range: the picture holds clean and then stops, rather than warning you with creeping noise the way analog does. Plan conservative turnaround points and treat the range figure on any spec sheet as a best case measured in conditions you do not have.
As with the analog long-range kit, capability is not permission — beyond-visual-line-of-sight flight is restricted in most places, and that is a rule about where you may fly, not about what your equipment can do.
Why this kit
Long-range flying lives or dies on flight time and signal range — this kit maximizes both so you can actually reach the ridge and get back.
→ GEPRC MOZ7 V2 WTFPV Long Range FPV Drone ships without a camera or transmitter — the DJI O4 Air Unit Pro below is what sends the picture to your goggles, and it's included in this total.
→ Still sourcing extras — not included in this total. We only link gear we've verified you can buy today.
What's in the kit
GEPRC MOZ7 V2 WTFPV Long Range FPV Drone
Long flight time and strong signal range. GEPRC sells this one with no camera or transmitter, so the air unit below is part of the kit, not an optional extra.
DJI Goggles N3
Still the best value in digital at this budget — the next step up more than doubles the price, and that money does more sitting in the quad.
DJI O4 Air Unit Pro
Your frame ships without a camera or transmitter — this is the part that sends the picture to your goggles, and nothing flies without it.
RadioMaster Pocket Radio — ELRS 2.4GHz
Proper gimbals and a real screen, still small enough to travel with. The radio you keep when you replace the quad.
HOTA D6 Pro 325W Dual Channel Smart Charger
Once you're on 4S and 6S packs this is the charger worth owning — two at once, every chemistry you'll meet.
GEPRC Storm2.0 6S LiPo Battery × 3
Higher voltage for larger, higher-performance builds.
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