Faint beeper

[Fredthered]

Flew my Mini 2 into a tree the other day. Fortunately it tumbled down through the branches and landed on soft grassy land, although hidden from view by some leaves.
Activating ' Find my Drone ' I managed to reach the specified location, but turning on the flash and beep didn't help. Two dogs, being walked by a young lady nearby, seemed to take a keen interest in something a couple of yards away. When I explained I was looking for something ' which should be beeping ' she said she heard something and with her help we located it. It was just too faint. Perhaps it's an age-related hearing problem ?
I am seriously considering a stand-alone key finder type thing such as: Tile or DataTag which is supposed to be much more audible, especially if it's stuck up a tree. Any views welcome.

 

[michaeldallen1]

I have the Samsung 'Smart Tags' .... they're not as loud as the 'Find My Drone' beep from my Mavic 3 Classic

 

[mavic3usa]

You should explore getting one these:

Drone Buzzer

VIFLY is a team of FPV enthusiasts with a long history in the RC industry, we dedicated in designing and developing innovative and practical FPV gears for this hobby.

viflydrone.com

 

[Fredthered]

You should explore getting one these:

Drone Buzzer

VIFLY is a team of FPV enthusiasts with a long history in the RC industry, we dedicated in designing and developing innovative and practical FPV gears for this hobby.

viflydrone.com

Thanks. I was looking for a self contained buzzer that could be activated by Android phone so as not to have to wire anything into the DJI hardware.

 

[Fredthered]

I have the Samsung 'Smart Tags' .... they're not as loud as the 'Find My Drone' beep from my Mavic 3 Classic

Thanks. Going to try it again (today) in a staged situation, to see if I just have a 'rogue', or I'm going deaf at certain frequencies.

 

[mavic3usa]

Thanks. I was looking for a self contained buzzer that could be activated by Android phone so as not to have to wire anything into the DJI hardware.

ViFly beacon does not need to be wired into the hardware, it has it's own battery. Just press the button on the beacon to turn it on and you're good to go and it is super loud:

 

[DrMichelson]

Flew my Mini 2 into a tree the other day. Fortunately it tumbled down through the branches and landed on soft grassy land, although hidden from view by some leaves.
Activating ' Find my Drone ' I managed to reach the specified location, but turning on the flash and beep didn't help. Two dogs, being walked by a young lady nearby, seemed to take a keen interest in something a couple of yards away. When I explained I was looking for something ' which should be beeping ' she said she heard something and with her help we located it. It was just too faint. Perhaps it's an age-related hearing problem ?
I am seriously considering a stand-alone key finder type thing such as: Tile or DataTag which is supposed to be much more audible, especially if it's stuck up a tree. Any views welcome.

I have used a Mavic Air 1 since 2019 (combo kit with 4 batteries). It still works like new and does 90% of what any Drone would do for me up to 1 mile away. I put a tile on my batteries...Velcro on the bottom of each battery so the Tile can be attached to whatever battery I'm using. This is a great locator and extremely loud locating noise.