My personal view is that cages sound like the right solution for you. I've never used them, but I understand they will reduce flying time significantly per battery. Can anyone reading this thread give us some real world experience of using them?
Had exactly the same issue with exactly the same prop guards just yesterday, when doing some indoor filimg (it was in a very big space). I thought a large dustball (it was a very dusty location) disturbed by the downdraft had floated up and then been sucked in to one of the motors. Removed the...
I suspect it's a (very) small minority of drone enthusiasts doing the irresponsible flying, but the rest of us get tarred with the same brush. If it deals with the reckless few, it's a good thing. But will they just carry on regardless, willfully circumventing any software/geo-fencing...
On my recent drone course the recommendation was downward spirals (also a great NIN album!) or sideways and down at the same time. Apparently the reason the Mavic has a slow descent rate is a deliberate feature by DJI to avoid creating air vortices under the drone that could cause it to stall...
Hi all,
I've just completed the NATS RPAS course in the UK, and thought it might be helpful to share my thoughts on it, in case others are considering taking some formal steps towards gaining permissions from the CAA for commercial operations.
I decided I wanted to do a formal course a couple...
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