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Put your M2 on your own scales and post the read out.242g according to DJI
$5 registration will remedy that issue ??I'm looking on Amazon for a strobe and I've seen people recommend Lume Cubes but they look quite a bit heavier than some of the others that are basically an LED on top of a small chip. I've never used or seen a strobe so I don't know if it's even feasible to get one in the ~10g the Mini 2 has to work with to stay under 250g. Any recommendations? Thanks
Be carefull if you go over 250gr in Europe. (EASA-rules) Then you have to go a test and qualify for a "Dronecard".I'm looking on Amazon for a strobe and I've seen people recommend Lume Cubes but they look quite a bit heavier than some of the others that are basically an LED on top of a small chip. I've never used or seen a strobe so I don't know if it's even feasible to get one in the ~10g the Mini 2 has to work with to stay under 250g. Any recommendations? Thanks
8.5g (but says 16g net?) Nice idea but I don’t think they’ll be very brightJust ordered this from Ali-express ! don't state weight but look good???
I get you. There seems to be a mind shift with a large part of the populace that think that more laws, regulations and restrictions somehow make them safer or make society better. And those of us who grew up in an earlier era know that laws and regs can't protect everybody from everything and 85% of the time doesn't make life better, but does the opposite. So much more to say about this, but I'll stop here.I live in upstate NY. I have several drones. I registered all but the Mini and Mini2.
Speaking for many of us in this state I can understand not wanting to register everything. We are just sick and tired of our moron Governor acting like he is God and taking things from us and dictating what we can and can not do. It's a mind set.
But if people want to keep under the limit and fly at night legally, I can get behind that. As for adding other accessories, I think that is a futile effort...and maybe they should just upgrade to a larger drone and pay the fee and have more options.
I don't plan to register my minis (until they close that loop hole...and I'm sure they will). I fly AEE and DJIs a lot and they are all registered. My understanding is that they want to make registration/re-registration mandatory every 3 years and an additional fee per drone in the future. I think that's ridiculous, even though it would still be under $60.00 every 3 years for me.
Have you heard anything about this?
Why would you use a filter at night?That’s perfect, and you still have wiggle room for a filter.
For a mere 5 dollar reg fee, put any strobe you like on the Mini2 ??I'm looking on Amazon for a strobe and I've seen people recommend Lume Cubes but they look quite a bit heavier than some of the others that are basically an LED on top of a small chip. I've never used or seen a strobe so I don't know if it's even feasible to get one in the ~10g the Mini 2 has to work with to stay under 250g. Any recommendations? Thanks
Firehouse sells some very light weight strobes ..plus are very bright.I'm looking on Amazon for a strobe and I've seen people recommend Lume Cubes but they look quite a bit heavier than some of the others that are basically an LED on top of a small chip. I've never used or seen a strobe so I don't know if it's even feasible to get one in the ~10g the Mini 2 has to work with to stay under 250g. Any recommendations? Thanks
Welcome to the forum!Firehouse sells some very light weight strobes ..plus are very bright.
Thank you friend ...I bought some others that are pretty exposed but work great as well think they were Cree ?Welcome to the forum!
Yes they do... I have several.
I wouldn’t fly with a filter at night. It is now against the law to fly at night. After the M2 gets 50 yards away, you can hardly see it and is almost impossible to find if you take your eyes off it, a strobe makes it much easier to see, and it just might be so bright that you would want to use a filter.Why would you use a filter at night?
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