Recent content by FLDave

Seems simple if you look at the data. Finances are not the issue. Will newer technology serve you better than what your have? If yes, then get the latest and most appropriate for your needs. Want not to saddle wife with burden of your stuff? Then dump your excess stuff now; it has outlived...

Using the word "may" doesn't offer any prediction as it only implies something that might, or might not, happen; it only indicates a possibility of something happening, or not happing. So, base a buy decision needs, or wants, rather than future market possibilities.

The trees are very different from the more brush area of Huange National Park in 1978. Very different from my time in then Rhodesia in 1978 long before cell phones and digital cameras. I think briefly got out the the car for this picture in Hwange National Park. There four of us brave guys...

The used re-sale value will continue to go down the longer you keep it. You could just donate it to someone who willing and able to learn about flying drones. It would be good educational experience.

You need the mini 5 Pro when your emotions tell you that you need the latest mini technology. It's not a difficult decision.

IF you can't be without a working drone for 2 weeks or less then having backup drone is really important. If you only have one drone then that one would be your backup drone, so purchase aa new, more advanced drone. Don't purchase a drone which is older or less capable then your current...

Of course you don't need a new drone. On the other hand, if you want a new drone just get it. It's YOUR decision only.

So, contact DJI for help. The file is encrypted by DJI.

If it's the buyer's first drone it's a beginner's drone. Unless a seller term is technically correct, it's OK; the opinions are just marketing fluff.

I suspect that you rook the photo with the intention of being an extreme wide angle panorama picture with distorted lines and no obvious focal point. So, why do you feel the need to crop it to be anything other than the panorama? If you really believe there should have been a focal point, then...

when exactly did the damager occur? Did you purchase it new? Who was the seller? Did you examine all of the flight logs to prove that you had no in-flight accidents? Do you have pictures of other angles to show damage? Exactly where and how have you stored it? Did you take it travelling...

Doesn't seem like a difficult decision. My rational is to always go forward; not backward. So, go for the newer technology, and not old used technology. If another drone really is important, then find a way to pay for it, or maybe another drone really isn't important.

Why does it really matter? Is your scale certified for accuracy? Will the government approve of your own weight meassurement?

If DJI claims <250 g I would accept that; there is no need to weigh the drone. Do you ever check a consumer product to verify the weight or volume stated on the label is correct? If you see no need to verify a consumer product labeling quantity why would you think you have a responsibility to...

How did you arrive at that understanding? Do you have some inside information from DJI?