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Luckyguy9, did you find the MavMount that you used for the Mini 2 fits the new RC 2 for the Mini 4 Pro? I also like the extra real estate my iPad Pro gives me and it might be easier to adjust waypoints on the larger surface. Thanks for any info!

I use an iPad Pro, ( M1, 11 inch, I think) with a Mav Mount. I love the extra real estate, and definitely no stuttering.

Quality is really very good, no noise visible. Well done!

Chuck715, the cost is €40. I have purchased it for an original Mavic Pro and for a Mavic 2. The Mavic Pro gets the firmware flashed, the latter has a certificate installed that covers the globe for 10 years of “no nag” flying, flying safely of course. One has to pay careful attention to the...

I am afraid that might indeed be the ”new fact of life for your Mavic 2 Pro. I too am current on the firmware but choose to ignore the updates for the Fly Safe maps. That disabled my Mavic Pro from taking off in my own property, but I have so far resisted DJI ”fooling me twice” where they have...

Just a thought, one that doesn’t involve UAV’s, maybe just do a screen grab or series of screen grabs from Google Earth Pro?

Robert, good work on the Sechelt 360 pano. I also enjoy doing these across the water from you in Comox. We do struggle with many no fly zones with the airport, however.(ErnstV on kuula.co)

Actually, you can. Buy Litchi, program your waypoints on your tablet or desktop computer using Litchi Hub and Google Earth, and you will have ‘your way‘ with waypoints!

Et rown4, to turn off the RC or the aircraft, it’s a short press followed very quickly by a press and hold. To quit the DJI Fly app, it will be like quitting any other app on your mobile phone or tablet, whether that would be an iOS device or Android. Some of us do turn off the cellular...

It’s a lovely shot with or without the rays. ( I prefer them in…) The sailboat gives it an additional focus point as well as scale. Well seen! ps darn, I was not looking at the bottom right, just the rays in the water.

Yikes, not good! Amit, if you stitch the files (either JPEGs or the .dng files) with Photoshop or PTGui or similar, would it be any better?

A gorgeous image, thanks for sharing!

Unfortunately, describing that the Mini 3 has a 48 effective MP sensor is just a marketing ploy. The 12MP sensor of most drones will make a pretty nice A3 print. Consider taking six or eight overlapping shots, then stitch them in Photoshop for a file that you can take to A2 or larger.

Do take the time to practice flying in a wide open space where one can have the room to see how it behaves. Trying to fly in the house without the benefit of GPS will have you crashing into walls or objects in seconds of your new Mini 2 lifting off!

What a fun project! All the best for Christmas from the west coast of Canada, F1PitPass.