Here is the first drone footage of Mt Everest captured by a DJI Mavic 3
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My first drone was the now-defunct GoPro.The biggest thing it doesn't have is collision avoidance.
So the controller / phone work together. It has GPS, will land back at it's take off point on command or if it loses communication with the remote. It does OK, but it's a toy.Cool beans! My DJI is sitting, all boxed up, needing a different owner. I'm far too limited of places where I can fly it for it to be fun. It was one of those $1,600 hobbies that just wasn't as fun for me as anticipated. I should have started cheap and worked my way up instead of jumping in with both feet.
I wasn't satisfied in just buying the drone. I bought the fly more package which included a carrying case, a better charger, and extra batteries. I flew it maybe a dozen times at my cabin which was technically not legal air space... and the cabin is in the middle of nowhere.
Your pics are cool. They are so much fun to fly too. Mine had the avoidance system or I'd probably have crashed the drone with all the trees at the cabin. Do you use your phone in conjunction with the controller? I understand some of the newer models have a display of their own. Drones are far cool tech. Glad your have one and are having fun. I look forward to more pics and vids.
My first drone was the now-defunct GoPro.
I got it, unboxed it, and promptly crashed it into my neighbor's tree with that selfie-fly away mode lol... what a disaster.
I really love the idea of having a drone, but I worry too much about disrupting other people in serene places, the risks of something going wrong in crowded places, or crossing paths with someone who feels I'm invading their privacy and flips out on me.
Where are your favorite places to fly? Any tips on approaching the situations mentioned? Would love to see some of your footage!
Cool beans! My DJI is sitting, all boxed up, needing a different owner. I'm far too limited of places where I can fly it for it to be fun. It was one of those $1,600 hobbies that just wasn't as fun for me as anticipated. I should have started cheap and worked my way up instead of jumping in with both feet.
I wasn't satisfied in just buying the drone. I bought the fly more package which included a carrying case, a better charger, and extra batteries. I flew it maybe a dozen times at my cabin which was technically not legal air space... and the cabin is in the middle of nowhere.
Your pics are cool. They are so much fun to fly too. Mine had the avoidance system or I'd probably have crashed the drone with all the trees at the cabin. Do you use your phone in conjunction with the controller? I understand some of the newer models have a display of their own. Drones are far cool tech. Glad your have one and are having fun. I look forward to more pics and vids.
Cool videos @NightAngel79 !! In watching these vids and @Unforgiven is what drones are all about.Love these things! And I either dont linger, or stay high enough I dont bother people. I have had someone come up to me and accuse me of spying on them (in this video) and I had to explain to them that whiel I may have been over top of them, I was filming the courthouse. Never had any issues at all.
Crap thats right. Which DJI did you get again?
By far my favorite drone video I posted was in Arube, where I asked a cop on the beach how high I could fly here and he said he didn't care, so I took it up to around 1700 feet
*Thumbnails curtesy of @lunatic59
Why is this happening? The legislative push appears to stem from a combination of fear-mongering and misinformation regarding DJI’s security protocols and operational practices. These concerns are being exacerbated by the prevailing geopolitical climate and efforts to stifle competition in the market.
“The lawmakers driving this legislation continue to reference inaccurate and unsubstantiated allegations regarding DJI’s operations, and have amplified xenophobic narratives in a quest to support local drone manufacturers and eliminate market competition,” DJI says.
so i had no idea that DJI is a chinese company.....not that it should matter. but it is something to think about.
Pretty much everything I own and see was made in China. Except for my Samsung phone(Vietnam) and Yamaha keyboard(India).Phones, Tablets, Laptops, TVs a lot of things we use are made in China
Yeah but if that's true what they are saying, that's some crazy stuff.Drones, Tik Tok, Mobile phones. People are going to start thinking their Made in China coffee cup is a listening device
I live in a now fly zone that is a footprint surrounding an Air Force base. The drone knows where it is at and will not fly. It was that way when I bought the drone years ago. I don't think there is any spying going on anywhere near a military facility by a DJI drone. If China has tapped my drone footage they can glean just how well the wheat field South of my cabin is doing or how much water is in the river. Honestly, I'm not completely buying into the super threat potential but I will acknowledge the possibility.