Well the second one, which I had to go and find on Boxing day, I certainly did as I had flown her original one into the fish tank on Christmas DayOf course you bought them for your daughter!
Niffty bit of flying.Well the second one, which I had to go and find on Boxing day, I certainly did as I had flown her original one into the fish tank on Christmas Day
Unfortunately this one didn't work very well when I took it back out either.
From all the news reports, she'll have a guaranteed job for life.
Nice. I couldn't justify one for myself. Unless I can persuade Mrs.Pm I need one to inspect the gutters - obviously much safer than climbing a ladder <cough>.Think you can get gps modules from DJI as well, so it can be programmed to fly a pattern and a 'return to home' feature if it loses radio contact. Your daughter will need a spotter with her if she flys FPV as spotting it in the sky after leaving FPV is an issue.
It looks like an awesome bit of kit and I'm almost sure it's the one to get, but as with most things I'd just like to see the evidence which says "Yep, that's the one, you wont get any better for that amount money." Expect a which bike thread from me sometime in the near future!
DJI do seem well liked as providing a complete package, there are alternatives but some seem a bit homespun and require a bit more technical knowledge or assembly skills. That said things have probably moved on a fair bit since I bought my quad last year, which was rated quite highly on forums at the time. As well as the camera it came with a bubble blower and water squirter accessories.
That's great, I'll take a look, thank you
Not yet no. She only has experience of the 3 and 3.5 channel indoor copters.
How'd you manage the 1/2 channel on the radio?
