Recent content by JimmyHillsChin

Thanks again for your help Kilrah;)

Wow, that was quick. Thanks Kilrah. So will he just fire them and his Mavic up, sync them and job done? Also, any ideas if I can transfer the remaining warranty to him? (there's 12 months on MC apparently). Bought them in in Feb. Thanks againThumbswayup

I've just sold my DJI goggles. All working perfectly etc and I demo'd them to him connected to my Mavic. I was going to send him links to activating them and syncing them with his Mavic etc, but then started reading that I can't deactivate them from my DJI account. Is he going to have any...

It is, isn't it? Anyone got a picture of someone banging their head against a wall?

It is DJI's new offering. The Spark Ignitegrill. With new gesture mode: Extend palm outwards= Stay where you are, I'm in charge of this. Thumb up : Burgers are ready. Waving frantically = It's caught fire.

Post Office Stamps Checks Envelope Once upon a time , these things really did exist.

Mavic Pro wins. Infact, Mavic 2 is just a souped up Tello.

Great replyThumbswayup

Oh no, you can.....there's just decent ways of doing so!

I'm sure he gets it now!!

No interest in upgrading from my MP. I first had a Phantom 3 Advanced but sold as was too cumbersome for my needs. Got all excited when they released the Spark as I thought it would be all I needed for my travels. Was seriously let down by the unreliable WiFi. That's when I started watching...

Just because someone has bought a drone, doesn't meant they have to be out there flying it 24/7, no matter how much it costs. I don't use my Mavic no where near as much as I thought I would when I bought it. It's there though when I do need it (mostly when I go travelling). It can go months...

Come on now....If you are going to give attitude to the OP, at least have the decency to read their actual first post (you know, the actual subject starter!). To help you out with your point, I'll throw you wytnyt's quote from his very first post in the thread (I'm sure he won't mind): "i had...

It's for this very reason you won't be able to! If, for some miracle you could, you may as well just buy the M2 for what it will cost, as 4wd points out. There's no way DJI would push out their new drones but make it easy to fit their most prominent (and sought after) features into the old ones...

Preferably not!