Recent content by Davedavedave17

Does anyone know how you can use the DJI Goggles with the Mavic 2 Pro controller to point the camera fast vertically down using remote c1 or c2 button. It works fine without the Goggles switched on however the Goggles seem to disable this programmable feature.

Hi, do you still have yours?

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I’m guessing this is a joke?

Aviva do indeed cover flyaways/loss, damage, theft and even more importantly liability insurance for legal cover should it fall on someone or damage property ‘internationally’ (Page 23 of their homepage policy book) . It is expensive though £532, however this includes a years worth of buildings...

Whilst waiting for a replacement I bought an alternative quality USB to micro USB cable by Anker. I did a ‘Lot’ of research before doing this as I needed to be 100% sure before connecting to the MPP’s underbelly (full size) controller’s USB. Everything was fine and I would highly recommend this...

Yip, I had this problem a year back with a brand new MPP and after countless lost video signal flights I realised my DJI controller to IPhone phone was faulty. It took months for DJI to accept the fault and replace it.

Mavic Pro Platinum - Fly More Combo bought in June for one project - mint condition with brand new £100 custom backpack including mounds for accessories and moulding for DJI Goggles. Looking for best offer. All boxes and most accessories still sealed and never opened. Please contact:-...

Haha, hilarious post

Flying with your wife I indeed see as a potential hazard!

This has suddenly become ‘very interesting’. That is ‘great’ although very unexpected news!

I thought this much. I knew someone with their license who tried to start a drone business having left their normal day job and unfortunately had to return to their old job as the work didn’t materialise.

Do you think it’s actually financially lucrative anymore in the UK to actually pay for a PfCO license and advertise as a business? There are that many people shooting with drones does having a license and getting paid for a job actually work anymore or has the market become saturated therefore...