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Dave: Thank you for your reply. I do have quite a bit of experience with two joystick controllers, both with dji drones, mini whoops, and rc fixed wing aircraft. I assume that the Avata 2 and now the Neo 2 would fly more like a mini whoop or other freestyle quad. The thing that had me thinking...

This serves as a great reminder. Aside from identifying your drone with your country’s registration requirements, make sure you have your contact information on your aircraft. That way, if someone finds your drone and is trying to do the right thing, they are able to do so and return it to you.

Not certain this the right forum for this so redirect me if appropriate. I am flying an Avata 2 with Goggles 3 and a motion controller. I am wondering what the Remote Controller 3 would give me in additional capabilities. Then I will decide if that is worth the additional $200. Thanks.

Thanks everyone for your help. I can’t see myself modifying my new M 4. 😧

Question #1: Does anyone know if the RTK module can be fitted to the Mavic 4 Pro? I am using the creator combo with the RC Pro 2. Question #2: Can the Mavic 4 Pro be flown with Litchi waypoints? Thank you.

Great work and a pleasure to watch!

Dale, have you tried using the pano feature in the Mini 5? I am very impressed with the quality right from the drone. Oh! And Merry Christmas.

What you want is a Wiha 261 ph 00 phillips screwdriver. Google it. Then, when you get it, heat the head up (easy, don’t ruin the temper), then put it immediately into the screw head to warm the screw. This helps loosen the Loctite on the screw. Good luck.

Maybe plan this for a day when we can all get behind it (New Year’s?), and give us sufficient time to alert all the media. They are in the same fix with their fleets.

I have been very impressed with the Mini 5 Pro. The photos are maybe slightly better than my M2 Pro. I am still getting used to it and I haven’t flown it too much given that winter has dropped the hammer here. I feel a little silly given AK Drone flies in -40F, but I am looking forward to...

Very nice! Stunning scenery. Expertly photographed.

Welcome to the wonderful world of photography where there is almost no place you can not put the camera. Since you paid a lot of money for one or two flying cameras, I suggest you get some in-person instruction. UAV Coach and DartDrones offer this. Save yourself, start with an instructor.

Really nicely done. Some really interesting and alluring landscapes. Rural France is on my travel list.

Very, very nice. Good shots, I felt like I was there. Cool music fit very well. Thanks.

Yes, Paul, that is what I meant. Since that was King Arthur’s home base, I thought it might be close to his father’s place where he was near the river Eden. An interesting off-color video. ☺️