Recent content by The Fat Controller

Yes,the problem seems to have been fixed, firmware 1.02.0600 was available on the RC this morning - 'Fixed some minor bugs'.

There's a problem somewhere. I have the same issue and tried the updates. With the drone switched on its firmware updates but the RC does not, it thinks it's up to date with the previous version. Numerous other people have mentioned the same problem in the forums and on YouTube. Apparently DJI...

Good luck OMM in whatever you're moving on to. Your comments have always been thoughtful and helpful. Sad to see a fellow UK member departing.

Total scam, hold on to your money. He'll be offering Brooklyn Bridge for sale next.

Things that appear 'ordinary' from ground level can look great from above, even something as simple as a car park. And, choose the time of day to best effect too. I saw a great picture on another forum a couple of weeks ago of, unusually, an industrial estate. The photographer uploaded a photo...

Look on the bright side, the bad weather keeps the midges away. 🪰🪰

Believe me, there are plenty that do :rolleyes:

All discussed previously on several threads almost a year ago.

@Yorkshire_Pud It doesn't look like there's anything missed, that's a comprehensive list you've put together. There is so much brilliant scenery there it's hard to pick a favourite. Bishop's Gate and Mussenden Temple are National Trust but they can't do much if you TOAL from nearby public...

Carrick-a-Rede was closed for a long time during the covid restrictions but has now reopened, however, unlike pre-covid trips where you could just turn up and buy a ticket, you now have to book online before you go. You can obtain drone footage from the Portnareevy Car Park viewpoint just up the...

The hills surrounding the Linford Road carpark that @Yorkshire_Pud refers to is referred to locally as Sallagh Braes. It was also a Game of Thrones location and some of the old GOT huts are still there. I've donw some hiking there had the Mavic Pro and the Mavic 2 Pro up - it's a great open...

Some more trivia...they also appeared together in 'Space:1999', a series I remember from my youth.

There really isn't a problem if you have more than an ounce of sense, and if you haven't, as Phil Esterhaus would say "Let's be careful out there".

This is the method I use: Hold your hand flat and as you descend toward it the drone will detect your hand as an object and briefly ascend, but if you continue to hold the stick down it will accept your controller input and gently land on your hand, then after a second or two (stick still held...

Have a look at Drone Scene, which is UK specific, in particular the 'Good 2 Go' tab, which will allow you to check your own circumstances.