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One of this year’s most popular Christmas gifts is the DJI SE 2 Mini Drone. It boasts level 5 wind resistance (up to 23.6 MPH), a maximum takeoff altitude of under 2.5 miles, and up to 31 minutes of flight time. All these capabilities are packed in a tiny package, weighing just over half a pound.
I recently had the opportunity to do a teardown of the DJI Mini 2 SE Drone, and I wanted to share my experience with you. It was really interesting to see this drone’s inner workings and components. I learned a lot about its operation and got an inside look at the complex design. In this article, I’ll share some key takeaways from my teardown and give you a closer look at what makes this drone fly. So, if you want to learn more about the DJI Mini 2 SE Drone, keep reading!
Tools I Used
For a good teardown, you need the correct tools. Sometimes, you have to think outside the box and innovate with your tool selection, and I had an idea to use some non-traditional tools. Here is what I came up with for the teardown, and it worked pretty well:
- iFixit Mako Driver Kit – 64 Precision Bit Set for Electronics Repair is an awesome precision hand tool set with magnetic tips and an isolated, rotating end for easy turning.
- FAMILIFE Manicure Set is the non-traditional tool set I utilized because of the cutting tools with super sharp blades on the end. These were amazing for quickly and easily cutting otherwise inaccessible wires. I also utilized the tweezers from this set. I also used the nail file as a pry bar and a cuticle pusher as a pry bar. These tools are surprisingly robust.
- The screwdriver that came with the drone. This mini Phillips head screwdriver wasn’t very easy to use, so I swapped it for my own kit during the teardown.
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Unboxing Experience
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