For all the Air 2 s doubters ,this guy says it as it is no bull just facts.....and he makes me laugh..
Maybe it's the many "newbies" buying the Air2S, but there seems to be A LOT of issues with it straight out of the gate. You'd think DJI would have gotten this one from the get go, but seems not.For all the Air 2 s doubters ,this guy says it as it is no bull just facts.....and he makes me laugh..
Interesting. What issues are you referring to? BTW, I'm not a "newbie"Maybe it's the many "newbies" buying the Air2S, but there seems to be A LOT of issues with it straight out of the gate. You'd think DJI would have gotten this one from the get go, but seems not.
I'll stick with my plain jane old Air2 for right now. It does exactly what I need it for. Yes, a larger sensor would be nice.
the main reason i got the Air2s and retired the mini2 was because I fly against mountains in open areas where in spring/fall the winds are always in the 20s and the mini was just not stable enough. The air2 still gets moved a bit, for being the same wind rating its a very noticeable difference.This guy tells it like it is and is hysterical with his honesty. For the price there is no other drone that delivers what the Air 2S does. The Mavic 3 - sure - and more-than-likely $300-$400 more. I'm totally enjoying my Air 2S up here at 8,600 feet in Boulder. Had it in wind 20-25mph and it's unbelievably stable and has no issues coming back to me. I had the Mini 2 and yes it too is a great drone, however, in higher winds up here, at 25mph, I was very concerened about it coming back in a head wind or blowing away. If you don't have to deal with weather and can get by without the 1" sensor, the Mini 2 is also a great.
Read ALL the posts and you can see.Interesting. What issues are you referring to? BTW, I'm not a "newbie"
No Mavic 3 at this point - so any and all would be pure speculation.This guy tells it like it is and is hysterical with his honesty. For the price there is no other drone that delivers what the Air 2S does. The Mavic 3 - sure - and more-than-likely $300-$400 more. I'm totally enjoying my Air 2S up here at 8,600 feet in Boulder. Had it in wind 20-25mph and it's unbelievably stable and has no issues coming back to me. I had the Mini 2 and yes it too is a great drone, however, in higher winds up here, at 25mph, I was very concerened about it coming back in a head wind or blowing away. If you don't have to deal with weather and can get by without the 1" sensor, the Mini 2 is also a great.
tbh i think i would have if not the fact i managed to get a full refund for my latest air 2 ,so it cost me £200 extra so a no brainer for me.Maybe it's the many "newbies" buying the Air2S, but there seems to be A LOT of issues with it straight out of the gate. You'd think DJI would have gotten this one from the get go, but seems not.
I'll stick with my plain jane old Air2 for right now. It does exactly what I need it for. Yes, a larger sensor would be nice.
I think the Mavic 3 when it arrives will be nearer 2k for the fly more..This guy tells it like it is and is hysterical with his honesty. For the price there is no other drone that delivers what the Air 2S does. The Mavic 3 - sure - and more-than-likely $300-$400 more. I'm totally enjoying my Air 2S up here at 8,600 feet in Boulder. Had it in wind 20-25mph and it's unbelievably stable and has no issues coming back to me. I had the Mini 2 and yes it too is a great drone, however, in higher winds up here, at 25mph, I was very concerened about it coming back in a head wind or blowing away. If you don't have to deal with weather and can get by without the 1" sensor, the Mini 2 is also a great.
Stronger gimbal than which other model?There is a lot to love , I agree with all that, He did not touch on the stronger gimbal when recording in extreme winds is a huge plus for the AIR 2S Great for us Storm Chasers.
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Gear to fly your AIR 2S in the Rain.
I also experienced instability in windy conditions, something that makes me nervous.