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This is the shopping list we use and recommend at PeruPilot, a drone service in Lima, Peru: beginner drones, the spare parts you always run out of (propellers and batteries), accessories for professional work and learning kits for kids. We don’t push a single model: every button opens an Amazon search so you can compare prices, reviews and availability.
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🚁 DJI and other drones
The right drone depends on what you want it for: learning, content creation or paid work. For beginners, a small, lightweight model is easier to carry and cheaper to repair.
⚖️ Know the rules: In the United States, recreational flyers must pass the FAA’s free TRUST test, and drones weighing more than 250 g must be registered with the FAA. Flying for work requires a Part 107 certificate. Rules differ in every country; check your local aviation authority. DJI availability on Amazon.com may vary, so compare other brands too.
DJI Mini drones
Light, foldable and great for travel and learning, with a good camera.
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DJI Neo and DJI Flip
Compact drones that follow you for personal content.
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DJI Air series
More stable in wind, with larger sensors for pro photo and video.
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DJI Mavic series
High end: top cameras for production work and demanding clients.
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Other brands
Alternatives to compare prices (Potensic, Holy Stone and more).
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FPV drones
Immersive flight with goggles. Takes practice and a visual observer where required.
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🔋 Spare parts: propellers, batteries and chargers
Propellers wear out or break easily, and an extra battery means more flight time on every outing. Always buy parts compatible with your exact model.
Replacement propellers
Replace any propeller with cracks, nicks or warping.
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Intelligent flight batteries
More minutes in the air; buy genuine or well-reviewed compatible ones.
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Propeller guards
A must indoors, in classes and near obstacles.
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🎒 Accessories: cases, filters, memory and controllers
Accessories won’t make your drone fly better, but they help you work more efficiently and get better results.
Hard cases and backpacks
Protect your gear from bumps and dust.
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ND filters
Control light for smoother video on sunny days.
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V30/U3 microSD cards
Needed for smooth 4K recording. Always carry a spare.
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Controllers and screens
Screen controllers and sunshades for bright days.
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Landing pad
Keeps sand and grass out of the motors on take-off.
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Power bank
For your controller, phone and tablet on long days.
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🏷️ Identification and site safety
You can spot a professional operator by how they prepare the flight area: marked zone, labeled aircraft and weather checks.
⚖️ Know the rules: In the US, registered drones must display their FAA registration number on an outside surface, and drones that must be registered also need Remote ID. A label you buy never replaces official registration.
Registration labels
Durable labels for your registration number.
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Cones and caution tape
Mark your take-off area and keep bystanders away.
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Reflective vest
Identifies you as the pilot and improves visibility.
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Strobe lights
Help you see the drone’s position in low light.
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🧥 DJI apparel
Comfortable outdoor gear and branded items for drone fans.
DJI jackets
Warmth for early mornings and windy beaches.
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🧒 Beginner and kids’ kits
For learning, the best choice is a small, light drone with propeller guards that can fly indoors. First flights almost always end with a bumpy landing.
⚖️ Know the rules: Indoor practice is the safest way to start, always with an adult present.
Indoor mini drones
Small, with propeller guards; perfect for learning at home.
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Programmable educational drones
Kids learn to code flight paths with blocks or code.
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USB flight simulator controller
Practice on a computer before flying a real drone.
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Gates and obstacles
Build practice courses for precision.
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Drone books for kids
The science of flight, simply explained.
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🌾 Agricultural drone accessories
In the field, protective equipment and weather checks matter as much as the drone itself.
⚖️ Know the rules: Spray drones are heavily regulated almost everywhere. Use only approved products and follow the label and local rules.
Personal protective equipment
Nitrile gloves, goggles and a respirator for handling products.
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Portable weather meter
Wind, temperature and humidity affect drift.
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Spray nozzles and filters
Spare parts for even application.
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Water-sensitive paper
Check spray coverage on the crop.
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Precision agriculture books
Understand mapping, indices and data.
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📚 Learn to fly and shoot
Books and guides on flight theory, aerial photography and regulations.
Aerial photography books
Composition, light and technique for drone photos.
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FAA Part 107 study guides
Prepare for the US commercial drone pilot test.
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Drone video editing
Tell stories with your aerial footage.
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