Recent content by b52danno

I assume a cooling thing. Just arming the props is a fan.

I think I’ll look into that folding sunscreen again. I’ve also in the past got under a towel, play like a fort. Or my black umbrella I keep in car.

I thought I was going to buy that fold down sunscreen at the same time I bought the around the neck lanyard. Lanyard really frees your hands up in an instant. I also feel some support, it really anchors it when little down weight while flying. Ok, I usually fly in lower light than midday. Most...

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Flight time, get the bigger batteries! Amazing difference having that extra time. Time to change settings, experiment with with modes, and of course flying around and farther exploring, etc. all without being rushed. Another must have in my opinion is the controller with the screen! It’s...

Everything on that site has one price, $129.99. Crazy!

I threw mine right in the trash after the first time trying to put it back on. Also thought anything wrapped around might deform the props. I just fold it up and put it in its repurposed camera case. Experiencing no problems.

As always, blame it on Trump!

I would purchase a one inch sensor mini. Sub 250 grams doesn’t mean anything to me. A slightly heavier mini with a good upgrade would open my wallet again. With my m4p I always shoot my stills in 48 intstead of 12 for the little bit of sharpness but takes up iPad space. 1” sensor please.

How do you like the experience with the goggles 2? Have you tried goggles 3? I read the 3 have smaller screens and less immersive.

Mini4 pro. If flying out and away and it starts to rain or snow. Would it be an advantage to fly back home in reverse? Especially since I just read the Gimble is a weak spot. or would that be worse since it’s against the norm and maybe wet the rear slots and venting?

Disturbing the serene peace. And no Beer cooler. Very bad man. Just kidding, except about no cooler. Did the kayak paddle break? Looks difficult paddling with just the small half.

Awesome

Beautiful! I would have liked to seen the horizon as a sliver across bottom and 90% sky above. Thank you, great job.