Transport and protect your quadcopter while keeping its accessories organized with the DroneGuard CS 400 case from Lowepro. The case features a semi-rigid FormShell exterior designed to be protective while keeping the weight down, and it can be used as either a backpack or handheld carry case. A flexible divider system allows you to customize the interior based on the accessories you need to take with you on a given day. It can accommodate a transmitter, a GoPro or similar action camera, props, flight batteries, chargers, cables, recording media, and much more.

Hold DJI Phantom/3DR Solo or Similar    Hold Transmitter/Radio Controller    Hold Set of Props    Hold Flight Battery and Charger    Hold GoPro or Similar Action Camera    Hold Cables and Other Accessories    Dedicated Organizational Features    Movable Accessory Box with Dividers    Flexible and Protective Divider System    Use as Backpack or Hand-Carried

Dedicated storage and organization for drone-related accessories.

Moveable accessory box with two padded, adjustable dividers.

Flexible and protective divider system for multiple setups.

FormShell construction provides semi-rigid protection without the weight of a hard case.

Lightly padded backpad includes removable straps. Use for treks out to flying locations, or detach and pack away for less bulk or long-distance travel.

Customize with removable dividers and compartments. Change your flight plan, change your setup.

The DroneGuard CS 400 will accommodate:

• DJI Phantom 1/2/3/4, 3DR Solo, or quadcopter with a similar form factor
• Transmitter (radio controller)
• A set of propellers
• GoPro HERO or similar action camera
• Flight batteries
• Cables, chargers, mounts, and other miscellaneous accessories

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the waist strap be removed?

A: It is permanent unless you remove it with a knife. It is a bit of a pain when opening the bag for camera access.

Q: 2. Can I fit a Nikon D850 with attached 24-120mm f4 as well as an unattached 70-200 f2.8?

A: Yes, but you may have to reposition the internal zip pouch from the top position (in horizontal orientation) shown in the product photos to being positioned vertically on one side of the pack. It has a hook and loop (sometimes called "Velcro," a registered trademark) fuzzy strip on it for that sort of repositioning.

Q: 3. Can this be used as a carry on bag?

A: Yes. Will fit under seat or in overhead bin.

Q: 4. Can I fit a nikon 850 with a 70-200 f2.8 attached?

A: yes, it will fit.

Q: 5. Can I fit Nikon D5500, Nikkor 18-140mm lens, Sigma 150-600mm lens

A: Yes this will fit the Nikon D5500, the 18-140, as well as the Sigma 150-600

Q: 6. Will this backpack accommodate a Sony A7III with attached 100-400 GM and 1.4xTC?

A: Yes, the Lowepro Flipside 200 AW II Camera Backpack will accommodate a Sony A7III with attached Sony FE 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 GM OSS Lens with Sony FE 1.4x Teleconverter attached.

Q: 7. I am looking for secure backpack. Would someone, say a thief, be able to access the camera portion of the backpack while the backpack is being worn?

A: No, perfectly secure. Camera compartment is not accessible from the outside part of the backpack.

Q: 8. Where is the backpack's all weather cover stored?

A: The all-weather cover is tucked away in the base of the bag. It is accessible near where the user's tailbone would sit, in a small pocket at the bottom.

Q: 9. can the waist strap be removed or tucked into a pocket?

A: Yes the waist strap is removable.

Q: 10. I realize the depth of this is less than the nikon Z9. Is it flexible enough to still fit the Z9 comfortably with the z 70-200 attached, or the 100-400 attached?

A: Unfortunately Lowepro Flipside 200 AW II Camera Backpack is not flexible enough to fit the Nikon Z9 with those lenses. The backpack is too small.