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Specifically, which codified state laws were broken?

Thanks, Karen.

Well worth the $: Amazon.com : Go Professional Cases DJI Mavic 2 Pro and Zoom Case : Camera & Photo

Without the unit, I don't believe DJI will be sending a replacement. Next time, get a State Farm Personal Articles Policy. ~$60/yr ($2.75 per $100 insured, $60 minimum for me in MI). No requirement to have damaged drone (duh!).

I have Prime. I've placed about 10 orders on Amazon in the last couple of weeks. Almost none of the products I've ordered were even promised to be here in the usual 2-3 days. Most everything is a week (or more, in some cases).

“For those who understand, no explanation is needed. For those who do not understand, no explanation is possible.” - Ziad K. Abdelnour

Perhaps you may want to edit your earlier post then:

How about a recommendation for Windows users new to this hobby?

Except these drones don't use NTFS, so file size limitation of NTFS is not relevant.

Based on what I've read, I don't see what dirkclod suggested ("I take pictures all the time as a hobby flier of freinds houses and they blow em up and fame them. Is a good gesture to") as 'flying for business, a commercial enterprise, non-profit work, or for educational purposes'.

Disagree. Most people come online to complain, not to complement.

I custom order most everything, and most everything eventually gets to my local USPS PO. It's been stupid these last couple of months, but no major hiccups. Obviously, I don't deal with international shipments, so that's a mess you're welcome to keep! Keep up the good work and stay safe.

I just dropped $103 on a MavMount, lanyard plus two additional clamps yesterday @ 0003 hours EDT shipping to Michigan. Just over an hour later, you updated the order to provide me with the USPS tracking information. That's phenomenal - you're updating orders at 2200 hours PDT! As a small...

I'd just start another Revolution ... :)

It's not a limitation of the drone. It's a limitation of the FAT32 file system. NOTHING can store a single file that is larger than 4GB in size on a FAT32 formatted file system.