Recent content by AFrosty1

I got a mavic 2 zoom for Christmas and I've only been able fly it once since then, it's been a quite wet and windy winter in the UK,just as the weather has been getting better we now have a lock down. Seems I wasted my money buying dji refresh and my drone license. Oh well fingers crossed this...

I use the 8in m5 and I'm really happy with it, the only issue I have is that I can't connect using the full sized usb on the bottom of the controller, I have to use the micro usb on the side like I would with a phone. The problem with that is that the included cable isn't long enough, but...

I have these on my Mavic Air and the difference in noise (pitch) is really noticeable, my Mavic 2 is much quieter, so are these worth the purchase? As I remember the Mavic Air ones were quite expensive, totally worth it but expensive nonetheless.

I had (have) the same problem, I used to connect my tablet to the usb port on the bottom of the controller but that's not working anymore but it works fine if I connect via the micro usb on the side of the controller, go figure.

I got mine about 6 months ago and it came with a spare pair, I always thought that was standard with the flymore pack.

I'm guessing that because the OP has not replied to any of the other replies, he realises his mistake and was just ranting.

I have the 7pro and it works well, wouldn't think the 7t pro would be much different, download and try.

If you are not in the States I can recommend the Huawei media pad 5. Great screen that is quite bright, I find it so much easier than using my phone.

He was taping the sensors so he could fly indoors without the mini jumping up every time he flew over bits of furniture. Can't think of any reason I would need to do this.

Remember remember the 5th of November.

I use the Mediapad M5 ( not the lite version) and it works really well, the lite has a slightly slower main chip but otherwise is fairly similar so should work fine, try it, it's way better than using a phone.

I use the M5 and it works really well, I just cache maps before flying and I've never had any issues.

I've been using the Tab A with my mavic air for a little while now and have had no problems so far, I find it much easier than using my phone, some of the buttons are to hard to hit perfectly on the phone. I picked up an adapter from Amazon for around £10 and wouldn't go back to the small...

I would suggest getting the UAV Forecast app, it will show you all the no fly zones around London, also let's you see how windy it is.