

PPK KIT
MAVIC 3
Centimeter accuracy for your drone
Convert the new Mavic 3 into a PPK system-
easy integration without opening or modifying
the drone!
USD$
299
$299Buy now!
$299Buy now!
PPK Kit for DJI Mavic 3
The PPK Kit Mavic3 is a non-intrusive adapter system for connecting a Reach M2 GNSS receiver (not included) to a DJI Mavic 3 model drone.
Main advantages:
- Works with the following modules Reach M2
- No need to open or modify the drone
- Kit attaches and detaches in seconds
- Includes a smart battery
- Ultra-fast image triggering detector sensor
- Lightweight micro electronics: 85 grams
- Heat and cold resistant materials for operation in extreme climates
An externally installed sensor on the Mavic 3 drone detects the triggering of each photograph and records a timestamp in the Reach M2 (Multiband) module’s log file. The timestamps are extracted from the module after the flight and combined with the images taken in flight as centimeter-accurate position geotags (geotagging) using various commercially available specialized software options.
The Reach M2 module is a centimeter-accurate multi-band GNSS RTK system for UAV mapping up to 100km..
FOR INTEGRATION IS REQUIRED:
- One PPK Mavic3 Kit
- A Drone DJI Mavic 3 (Not included)
- One Reach M2 module with GNSS Antenna (Not included)
- One RINEX compatible GPS Base Receiver (Not included)
- A standard Micro USB 5V DC charger to charge the smart battery
Download manuals:
Kit components:
- Antenna Support with double contact adhesive
- Reach M2 Support
- Photo Trigger Sensor
- 5V DC battery for powering Reach M2 module
- Velcro


Post Proceso – PPK
The final PPK (Post Processed Kinematic) mapping workflow can be performed using different software options. Each of them has its own steps to follow and its own degree of difficulty. This is a small list of post process software, from the lowest to the highest degree of difficulty according to our experience:
Toposetter 2.0 Pro | REDtoolbox | RTKLIB y GeoSetter (Free)
Once the information has been processed, you can import the set of images into any mapping software, such as:
Pix4D | Agisoft Metashape | DroneDeploy