Scope a FlyCart 100 lift against the spec sheet
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Scope a FlyCart 100 lift against the spec sheet

Check FlyCart 100 mass and distance against published DJI figures before the quote. Winch or sling, dual or single battery. Ideal conditions only.

You have a mass, a distance, and a hang kit. The FlyCart 100 calculator checks those against DJI's published figures.

What you set

Winch or lifting sling. Dual battery for a working load. Single if that is the case you are checking (DJI lists it as emergency use). Then the hung load: OEM cargo, HT300, a WB100 bucket, or a custom tare.

Sliders cover cargo, distance each way, cruise, hover, winch depth and reserve. They follow the spec sheet.

Australia is modelled at 150 kg MTOW. The 170 kg figure is DJI's performance spec, not the cap for this country.

What the result is

Within, tight, or outside published limits. Sea level, no wind. A first pass for a quote. CASA and the site still sit outside the tool.

A working lift still needs a ReOC, a site risk assessment, and a weighed payload. Wind and density altitude are not in the sliders. Grey device cards on the page do not fit the hang kit you picked. A full 180 L bucket is over both the dual-battery rating and the Australian cap. The tool will show that.

The old flycart100.com page is offline. This is the replacement. If a real flight showed a limit the tool missed, tell us.

Run a load on the calculator. Get a quote when you want the kit written against a real payload.

Talk to a specialist

Not sure which kit fits your workflow?

Tell us what you're trying to capture and we'll spec the right setup — aircraft, handheld scanners, payloads and software.

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Get a quote

Pricing, lead time, and what is in the kit. Usually one business day.

Or call 1800 240 410 .

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