the hardest thing for me to get used to ,with the APAS on the
Air 3 ,was to trust that it would do in Bypass ,what it is supposed to do
and after a couple of weeks of ownership ,i bit the bullet ,and took it to a local Park, i fly a lot at and decided to try it out
compared to my
Mini 3 pro, the difference is quite remarkable, having the 360 degree OA ,it really does a great job of trying to avoid obstacles in its detection range
i flew it around trees, and through signs ,and various posts dotted around and it handled it really well,as i said the hardest part for me ,was standing there, watching it go up, down, around, through, and at one point it actually stopped, in a very small space ,completely surrounded by bushes, and trees ,as it was going towards a gate, to another part of the park, the only downside for me was the constant bleeping ,but i fixed that by turning down the volume on the remote to zero ,but as others have said ,and i have as well ,OA is not foolproof ,and it should not be relied upon to save the day ,in every situation ,but it is good fun, watching nearly £1400 worth of drone, go flying around and doing its thing,