Regardless of pilot error or not, if the drone touched salt water you will have to send in for repair. If you’re not under warranty or care refresh, consider ThunderDrones for repair. When my Mavic Pro was splashed LIGHTLY with salt water they were able to breathe life into it again.
You MUST have all LiPo batteries in your hand-carry bag. You CANNOT check LiPos in your check-in bags, by law. I fly all over the US and Asia and never once had an issue with drones in my carry on bag.
It won't flip and crash, it will drift away. If the wind speed is faster than the max forward speed of the drone the drone will be pushed away by the wind. If the wind is questionable, I will fly into the wind going out, so that if the wind becomes too strong it will blow the drone back to me.
I agree, they're annoying questions because we hear them so often. For someone new to drones, or the uninformed public, they're not stupid questions. We, as drone pilots, tend to ask the same questions when a new drone is released! :D
As I clearly stated in the narration and in the text, this was not a comparison as to which is better, I even stated the 2 Pro was in a completely different category. The intent was to show the good quality of the Mavic Mini at a really good price point. ;)
The recording is not incorrect. As stated in my accompanying text and narration, the videos are to show the basic capability of the Mini, which is very good, even when compared to the much more robust features of the M2P. I actually was just out having fun flying without intent of doing a...
Yes, that’s the problem with posting anything on YouTube...all video loses some quality. The houses on the water are actually on stilts. I believe they are cottages rented during the better months. I see them a lot on the reservoir lakes in the area.
A short video comparing the Mavic Mini video quality against that of the Mavic 2 Pro. Just a comparison, not a competition, for those considering buying the Mavic Mini.
https://youtu.be/1GMzSZzBXNE
I travel around the world a lot so I bought a Moto e6 phone and subscribed to Google Fi as service provider. OS is Android 9.0. I cannot install the DJI Fly app on the phone. When I download and click on the "allow install from this provider" button, the app goes through the install process...
TSA has no issues with drones. Most countries do not have issues with bringing drones in via airlines. Some, though, like Vietnam may fine you and confiscate your drone if it isn’t registered before arrival.
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