Recent content by Mossiback

Probably not, at least the original Mavic using Go4 using the various follow modes would not. The reasoning was that it could not tell if there was an obstacle under it so it would be more susceptible to a crash. It was allowed to gain altitude because it was less likely to have anything above it.

Unless your local regulations are different, the warranty for Air batteries is 6 months. Because only one battery gives the error the problem is with the battery and not the Air. Since Care Refresh + is crash insurance I doubt that it will cover the battery replacement.

It absolutely depends on your intended use. The Phantom is stronger and has a better camera but the Mavic Pro is more portable.

Hopefully, I learn something new every day. I did not know that Go 4 reported the GPS signal of the display device. Would you show me where that is reported?

Unless the M2 controller is different than the MP, the controller gets it's GPS info from your iPhone; it has no GPS receiver. If you are getting the 20+ satellite info on Go 4 then that is the satellite count on your M2.

My condolences. This is a classic mistake and YouTube is full of examples; flying sideways while watching the screen instead of the drone.

All of the above plus get some prop guards.

I would keep it, and fly it occasionally to keep the batteries fresh.

To answer your questions: 1) RAM is cheap so at least double your 8GB. That and a big SSD (not cheap but getting reasonable) will really speed up most any computer. Whatever software you decide to use will list its RAM requirements. Install more than the minimum recommended. A lot of video...

Sounds like a glitch. I understand that newer versions of Go 4 will flash that warning when the altitude above takoff point exceeds 400 ft.

Depending on where you are shipping to, you should be able to ship it UPS ground. Take it to a UPS store so they can put battery labels on the box.

Looks like it works, at least on flat calm water. Too bad the manufacturer did not shave the front of the floats to make them more aerodynamic.

Have you tried Proxy Editing? Premiere will create a lower resolution edition of your video where you do your editing and then will apply those edits to the 4K version during the render process.

Look up the Davinci specs and get something better.

From an IT standpoint, it is better to have several smaller files than one big file. If a large file gets corrupted you lose your whole video instead of one smaller part.