Recent content by Air_Deo

Hi all, Been thinking of selling the MA1 because I don't use it as much anymore given that I have upgraded to the MA2. Accordingly I have been flying my MA1 again and noticed the following erratic behaviour. My MA1 will hover fine in normal and sport mode, but when I switch APAS on and the...

xtampa will be a better pilot because of this incident ... and because of this thread. Glad he was able to get the drone back; and that no one was injured or any property damaged POTENTIALLY as a result of this flight.

That was quite entertaining too ... glad he found his drone. Would be interesting to know what happened.

Interesting

Wow that is nice, that is the plain pano mode on the MA2? It's a complete 360 shot.

Depends on a variety of factors (i.e. how much time I have, # of locations to film, etc.) ... but I usually use at least 2 and maybe all 3.

I use it ... once you have a flyaway, or crash, and have to deal with DJI customer support afterwards you realize that it is always good to screen record and have the extra onscreen statistics to review afterwards aside from the flight logs. I record, and then delete once the flight is complete.

None of those model number matches mine ... I have the fly more combo, so I have this: Mfr. Part Number: CP.MA.00000167 UPC or EAN No.: 190021016132

Pretty insightful video, thanks for posting.

Did that person buy directly from DJI? I've heard some resellers, especially if you buy on the classifieds, have been not too honest, false advertising maybe. There is a sticker on the flymore combo inside the cellophane wrap, bottom right corner of box. There is also a sticker or markings on...

Definitely possilbe ... would love to see waypoints and/or tap to fly.

Yeah I'm thinking spotlight might work, wasn't able to try today due to the wind and gust speed in my area. Thank you'll I'll try that out and let everyone know.

Hi all, On the MA1 there was a tap to fly feature where you could tap in the direction of where you wanted your drone to fly so that you could solely focus on your camera gimbal movement on the subject or point of interest without jerky movements made on the sticks. I can't seem to find this...

Not the person that you replied to, but for me it could be anywhere from 10minutes to 1hr. Depends on how far I'm flying away from home. I haven't taken the charger with me at all on any of my shoots.

I learned about this with my MA1. Flew a shoot over a lake and didn't realize (at that time) how much remaining power was needed to get back to land with all the surrounding enivornmental factors such as wind speed and direction of it ... to make a long story short, I got the drone back to land...