Mavic Pro unboxing...probably the first ever in India!

[varunnahar]

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[Pushpak]

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DO NOT forget to remove the Gimbal Clamp before turning ON the Mavic Pro.

 

[varunnahar]

DO NOT forget to remove the Gimbal Clamp before turning ON the Mavic Pro.

Sure thing man!

 

[Vilco]

Quoting myself: it won't be delivering chapatis but it's darn fun to fly

 

[Pushpak]

Quoting myself: it won't be delivering chapatis but it's darn fun to fly

[emoji23] I thought you'd quote on Butter Chicken.
Sorry, off-topic [emoji51]

 

[Top Hat]

Welcome to Mavic Pilots!

 

[SRJ_Mavic_PRO]

Mmmmm chicken,.......

 

[rageshpnair]

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Hey.. Do we need to get Registrd in FAA to fly Mavic in India.? Its my first Drone and hope this forum will guide me/ Thnx in Advance..

 

[Top Hat]

If your law require if you fly commercially then yes. India equivalent of FAA.

 

[Pushpak]

Hey.. Do we need to get Registrd in FAA to fly Mavic in India.? Its my first Drone and hope this forum will guide me/ Thnx in Advance..

No, registration is not required in India, but one needs to get prior permission and necessary permit to fly.