Recent content by HogWldFLTR

Sorry for not responding sooner. I've got the screws but haven't had an opportunity to install them. Had a couple of minor health issues. Hopefully this weekend, Thank you so much for your help!! -Lee

Looked at the tear down videos... uh, no. Not going to happen. See the below page for some good photos... https://www.rcgeeks.co.uk/blog/dji-mavic-2-pro-teardown-whats-inside

That's what I figured. Will need to stop by the hardware store to get one. I guess it's grounded till then. I thought of stopping by a hobby store to see if the might have the correct screws. FWIW, the tape wasn't for the screws but to cover the holes they might fall into.

Here's an update: I assembled everything however I lost two screw into the body of the quad copter. Is there some where I can find out about disassembly and reassembly of the Mavic 2 to rescue the screws? Either that or perhaps blow-up of the assembly? As a word of advice, it's a good idea to...

Thanks Thanks for the update; without your trying it I would have been screwed so to speak. Waiting for mine to come in from Amazon on Tuesday. -Lee

The Website will be updated to include the new product on Tuesday per the chat on their site.

Looks very similar to the one I purchased. Here's the thread... https://mavicpilots.com/threads/a-couple-of-additions-charger-and-batteries.66822/#post-759739

What is the difference in performance?

Mine has a ticking dji refresh on it, fwiw. I do see the differences. I'm not certain how post processing would make a difference. It would likely help both sets of images.

Too much paid; I got one for $550. I already had the gimble, batteries and controller. All in all it cost about $900 total additional. I certainly didn't save too much on the deal. I hope I don't live to regret it.

Best trick is don't.

Not quite certain what possessed me. I intended to do a gimble swap on my Pro and next thing I knew I'd found a body to go with the gimble. Hopefully by the end of the week I'll have both the Pro and Zoom. I've hardly milked all I can out of the Pro but I guess I'll have the opportunity to get...

Other that a few engineering jobs most will be low wage positions performing assembly operations I suspect.

Welcome, the new laws are a bit more liberal regarding no fly zones. They seem to be good for us recreational users at least for the moment.

You're kind; I would have been tempted to say something about drones sucking out brains and leaving people dumb as a stump. (Not such great ambassadorship)