Recent content by Cafguy

What will you do with your Drone built by DJI in America anyway...Unless you have a 107 and can get the permits, The skies for recreational pilots are gonna start shrinking more and more you can bet on that! As drones from Amazon and Walmart zoom away above your head shleping the latest Lego...

If its 100 ft or less you can make a homemade "hotstick" out of PVC pipes and tap it out.. just attach all the pieces securely !!

YEP!!!! probably gonna be your best way unless you find someone with a drone and hook and they are willing to risk getting stuck too. Bakersfield is kinda a ways for a quik drone retrieval

Don't tell the neighbor your friends an Arborist.;)

This is what aeroscope and its replacements are doing.

This is what most DJI owners like to believe...Truth is leaving your batteries alone and not keeping them at a storage charge will KILL your Battery I see it all the time. Despite what DJI is telling you , IF you are not keeping your batteries at a storage charge and paying no attention to them...

Your late to the game. that would be BEST BUY.

Every year countless bridges along the American Highway system Fail Basic safety inspections yet remain unfixed or simply "patched" because of lack of funding, Yet in recent years some of our states spent millions building "woke" bathrooms in their buildings. We have no national Mental health...

Wait a Min! I thought it was these guys!

Stolen from a warehouse somewhere along with the rest of the pallet. Then sold on Ebay.

I have had good luck with Batteries from Ebay JUST SHOP CAREFULLY! I looked around and man If I were you I would save every bad battery for its shell! There are people online that will build you new ones..... Aftermarket is a Gamble they may work fine until a firmware update locks them out.

I also use GepRC and Iflight Drones with Go pros mounted to them.

If you stored the Batteries too, You need new ones.

WOW! If What you stated is true I am sure you have some sort of legal recourse? Maybe. There is no workaround for that error sorry. Once on the flaglist its a brick. DID DJI ask for the Drone to be returned? It belongs to them. Just curious.

Welcome to the Forum From Bakersfield!! The problem of having a Drone Business with only DJI in your hangar is that its kinda risky. There may come a time when you need a Drone FAST only to find your DJI unresponsive, or in need of some sort of service... this was actually a concern when the...