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A drone display typically refers to the visual output or information provided by a drone's onboard camera or sensors. It can include
Live Video Feed: Drones often have cameras that provide real-time video feeds to a remote operator or display device, allowing them to see what the drone sees.

Flight Data: Information such as altitude, GPS coordinates, battery status, and other flight parameters are displayed on the controller or a connected device.

Camera Settings: Camera settings like resolution, frame rate, and exposure settings can be displayed and adjusted as needed.

Telemetry Data: Information on speed, direction, wind speed, and other environmental conditions may be displayed.

Map Overlay: Drones may overlay a map on the display, showing the drone's location and the path it has taken.

Obstacle Avoidance: Visual or auditory warnings can appear if obstacles are detected in the drone's path.

Gimbal Control: Some displays allow operators to control the orientation of the camera or gimbal.

Recording Status: Indicators for whether the drone is currently recording video or taking photos.

These displays are essential for drone pilots to effectively operate and capture the desired content. The specifics can vary depending on the drone's make and model, and whether it's designed for recreational, professional, or specialized purposes.