This reply fits me perfectly.I hope there is an FPV 2 first before they get to Avata 2. The Avata 1 is still pretty fun and I haven't fully worn it out yet unlike the FPV 1 equipment is getting old and the drone has been around for quite awhile and could use some improvements. An updated FPV 2 with all new controls would be super nice although I wouldn't hate on the next Avata.
I would love that too but wouldn't something like that from DJI run around $1500 - $2000? Meaning, *if* you want to keep or improve the current outstanding capabilities (i.e battery life, O4, etc).Avata 2: Smaller (2.5" props), more powerful, faster, 100% user repairable with all parts easily purchased on line, Mini 4 Pro camera (although no 3-axis gimbal). Put some serious work into low-light performance.
I hope there is an FPV 2 first before they get to Avata 2. The Avata 1 is still pretty fun and I haven't fully worn it out yet unlike the FPV 1 equipment is getting old and the drone has been around for quite awhile and could use some improvements. An updated FPV 2 with all new controls would be super nice although I wouldn't hate on the next Avata.
Just a wild thought here----Everybody wants a better FPV and a better Avata. It wouldn't surprise me if it is a hybrid or cross between the 2 to work with the new goggles coming. Maybe a 4 or 5" prop version of the Avata way overpowered for wild freestyle guys. You have the durability of a rigid frame and performance of the FPV. Nothing would be able to touch it. Face it---with goggles and MC2 working with a bunch of camera drones nowadays, what is the need for a new Avata--other than fix the washout issue.
What do you want to see on the DJI FPV 2?I would buy a 2 Series of the FPV. Hopefully they will make it easier to repair! That is my biggest concern with adding a DJI FPV to the Hanger. I should have just gotten one because They are a blast to fly ( I have to ask my buddy now) and besides I almost paid the same price Buying the googles and controller separately for a different Drone with O3.
The Avata seems to be doing quite well in its own little niche SO we may be waiting a bit more.
I am really more of a Cinelog guy when it comes to whoops, But If they would simply Do some frame redesigns and add a bit more power- they would have a Great whoop to follow the Avata IMO.
Few things that bug me the most with FPV 1 are non-foldable props, no head tracking, no top speed in sport mode, not enough battery life and improvements a little bit better camera, and of course, more range and penetration O4 style.What do you want to see on the DJI FPV 2?