Recent content by Kayak Rob

Thank you for the reply. I don't get a green light... only blue. Using the "blue light" it discharged the batteries as described in the attached manual page. I don't have the bookmark where I found the manual (on this website).. But I did save it... same model. The "storage mode" as described...

I've had the charger for a year of so... Model is battery plugs into charger directly (no cables to battery). Never operated "storage mode/discharge" before. No green light.. only the blue, after holding red/button light 2 seconds. (tried holding for two seconds when blue... goes to red)...

Well, if I ever go to one of those "drone" shows.... I am going to bring my fishing net... and see if I can bag one.

My sincerest apologies dear sir... no I am not trolling you. You are mistaken as I have no interest in you personally. I do have interest with the Tripltek and you keep popping up and I follow Tripltek to resolve any issues. Best regards on your flying.

I have seen numerous posts by you stating that the Tripltek is worthless. You seem to be on a mission to discredit the company. Your comments are an exact copy on your mission to abuse the company. On numerous posts. Stop your rant.... I have seen all your posts, same ol' same ol' We buy the...

I have ATT hotspot and Verizon as previously mention on the board here. And have tested those sims in the Tripltek and no problems. I thought I would give Cricketwireless data only a try. Went through all the "hoops" explaining to them to set it up as a Samsung Note 20... got an Samsung IMEI...

Also... you don't actually need to fly to take a picture or video. Connect the drone to the controller... as you normally would... And take a picture or video to test. I always suggest placing the drone on a hard surface... particularly if you are inside. That is don't just lay the drone on a...

I had a situation similar... about 3700 feet out. Lost signal, RTH activated. At the time I was on flat ground, there were some trees between me and the drone. But the drone was probably 30 feet off the ground. As the drone approached the set RTH 180feet above ground my signal came back...

If you might share what was suggested for ATT. thanks... (I might be changing the Verizon sim for ATT prepaid).

I have a Verizon Jetpack hotspot... and I pop the sim card from that into my 8Pro and have no problems.. ie it works. I also have a Netgear Nighthawk (hotspot) with ATT... ***** edited 8:41 am EST ******** I just test the AT&T sim card in the 8Pro and it works...

Ok... so finally got to test the Master Air Screws today. Not an extreme test as I am on the border of a restricted area. And I don't have experience in that situation.. I am completely mobile so flying in this exact location hasn't been done before. Just a warning in the Fly app... actually...

I have been wondering about these for awhile now... this is my first drone and understood they were on the "loud" spectrum. And flying at 200 feet or more still noisy. The "tests" on Youtube showed that the decibel readings were about the same on a sound meter. But the pitch was...

I wouldn't get too worked up about it... I'm sure it will sort out. 20 years ago I flew RC helicopters... some as big as six foot rotor diameter. No gps... stabilization... etc etc etc as were the planes at the time. Technology has evolved that flying is so easy entrance into the market has...

.... we keep hearing about Amazon and Walmart and drone home delivery. As we all know how we check our favorite app to check if we are in a "legal" fly zone, and the many discussions here that have been made here.. All this "drone home delivery" has me both laughing and pondering in dismay...

I think a lot of information at this point is speculative... as to cost and actual modules. A few weeks ago I was researching the topic, can't find the link this morning... but one company in the Czech Republic was starting to make on... at least an affordable one. But I think that was...