Mavic Pro GL200A? Help please!!
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If that is one thousand four hundred Australian dollars is it diamond coated or something?
The GL200A, it's the controller, sells for about £50, British pounds, on ebay UK.
Do you mean a drone, a controller and one or more batteries? If so they sell for £350 upwards on ebay UK.
1400AUD seems to be £750, so that's expensive by here but I would suggest you check the completed listings for whatever on the likes of ebay Australia if there is an ebay Australia to see what they sell for in Australia.
The GL200A, it's the controller, sells for about £50, British pounds, on ebay UK.
Do you mean a drone, a controller and one or more batteries? If so they sell for £350 upwards on ebay UK.
1400AUD seems to be £750, so that's expensive by here but I would suggest you check the completed listings for whatever on the likes of ebay Australia if there is an ebay Australia to see what they sell for in Australia.
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Oh sorry!! Yes it’s the drone with the fly more kit. Sorry that code was in the description! I thought it was the model number lol thank you!!
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Jess, the M1P is a great drone, but unless you can buy it locally, test fly with the current owner / seller, I would be very careful.
They are up to approx 5 years old now, and in that time, they could have had some sort of crash / repair, minor things that wear like the gimbal ribbon cables . . .
The big one is making sure batteries are in good order, as they are obsolete now for some time.
Aftermarket ones can be found, but again I've read mixed reports on how good the PowerExtra batteries are.
My M1P is as good as new, 6 batteries all perfect, loads of extras, probably never sell it.
I'd look for the Air2, or if you can find a great deal the Air2s.
If I was looking to buy something now, it'd be an Air2s, or a good M2P 2nd hand (if not available here new any longer).
The Air2s really packs a punch now in features / price, bang for buck I feel it's the pick of the DJI consumer drone fleet.
Good luck with finding something great.
They are up to approx 5 years old now, and in that time, they could have had some sort of crash / repair, minor things that wear like the gimbal ribbon cables . . .
The big one is making sure batteries are in good order, as they are obsolete now for some time.
Aftermarket ones can be found, but again I've read mixed reports on how good the PowerExtra batteries are.
My M1P is as good as new, 6 batteries all perfect, loads of extras, probably never sell it.
I'd look for the Air2, or if you can find a great deal the Air2s.
If I was looking to buy something now, it'd be an Air2s, or a good M2P 2nd hand (if not available here new any longer).
The Air2s really packs a punch now in features / price, bang for buck I feel it's the pick of the DJI consumer drone fleet.
Good luck with finding something great.
It has just occurred to me that since you didn't know that the GL200A referred to the controller you may be contemplating your first drone.
There is a widish variety to choose from and rather than rushing into buying it might be better to spend some time researching the differences and finding one that matches the sort of flying you want to do and images you wish to capture.
Also it would give you time to research rules and regulations as they apply in Australia.
There is a widish variety to choose from and rather than rushing into buying it might be better to spend some time researching the differences and finding one that matches the sort of flying you want to do and images you wish to capture.
Also it would give you time to research rules and regulations as they apply in Australia.
You can sometimes find Mavic 2 Pro drones going for that much money. Either wait for one of those or go with an Air2S but don't waste your money on an old Mavic Pro.
Thank you! I’ve just been looking at the mini 2 fly more combo it’s $800 aud. The main difference I have read is that you can still get batteries for mini 2 but not spark.
Is there any other downfalls to buying a spark instead? Is it likely I’ll end up spending the same money anyways for replacement batteries etc
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The Mini will be a step up the ladder from a Spark, as good a little drone the Spark is, plus it's a new version of a drone. In the same way as if you were going to go with a larger drone, say the Mavic Pro, you may not be able to move up to the Mavic 2 Pro but for the few extra hundred dollars, you would be far better off by choosing the Air2S over a Mavic Pro for a number of reasons, not least because it is a new version of a drone.
A Spark is the bottom of the totem pole, therefore, if you can afford the little extra, it's better to move up to a Mini or Mini 2 and if you were in the market for a Mavic Pro, it would be better to move up to the Air2S than settle for the older, but still very good, Mavic Pro. I started off with a Mavic Pro, so I know what a capable drone that was. I sold it and bought the Mavic 2 Pro and I've been extremely happy with that, ever since.
I had contemplated getting the Mavic 3 but now that I see a lot of feedback regarding the new Mavic 3, I'm going to save the money and stick with my Mavic 2 Pro, for now. Good luck with whichever you decide to go with.
A Spark is the bottom of the totem pole, therefore, if you can afford the little extra, it's better to move up to a Mini or Mini 2 and if you were in the market for a Mavic Pro, it would be better to move up to the Air2S than settle for the older, but still very good, Mavic Pro. I started off with a Mavic Pro, so I know what a capable drone that was. I sold it and bought the Mavic 2 Pro and I've been extremely happy with that, ever since.
I had contemplated getting the Mavic 3 but now that I see a lot of feedback regarding the new Mavic 3, I'm going to save the money and stick with my Mavic 2 Pro, for now. Good luck with whichever you decide to go with.
