Droning on and on...
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I read the thread title "more confused than ever"....and was thinking that was me after the latest conversation with my wife
Try chatting with her about the fine details of DJI drone features...
I read the thread title "more confused than ever"....and was thinking that was me after the latest conversation with my wife
Get the Mini 4 Pro, then skip DJI's Insurance called "Care refresh" and use your car insurance company to buy Personal Property Insurance on the drone. Save the receipt and serial number/ You will need to submit those to the insurance company.At 85 I need a new toy! Thought a drone would scratch the itch. Something I could launch off the deck during cocktail hour and check out our food plots all less than a mile away. Would be nice to take stills and video, I am not even a good amateur photographer. I have been lurking and asking questions for 6 months and all I know for sure is that I want a RC controller. Mini-pro4 has been at the top of my list (like the avoidance), then a Air2s, then somebody suggested a rank amateur like me should just get a used Mini 2 or 3 and play with it. At my age I am frugal, hell cheap! Please help me.
That's is absolutely not true....it is 79 dollars for 1 year and 125 dollars for 2 years ...does auto insurance cover a drone if it flies away or you crash it?Get the Mini 4 Pro, then skip DJI's Insurance called "Care refresh" and use your car insurance company to buy Personal Property Insurance on the drone. Save the receipt and serial number/ You will need to submit those to the insurance company.
DJI care refresh costs 200-300 dollars (for 2-3 years) , while personal property insurance costs 50-70 dollars per year.
That's is absolutely not true....it is 79 dollars for 1 year and 125 dollars for 2 years ...does auto insurance cover a drone if it flies away or you crash it?
So, what does State Farm actually cover?In PA, where I live, I pay $45 year with State Farm. However, you must be flying purely for entertainment purposes no matter what your certification. This probably won’t matter to the OP. On the positive side of things, you don’t need to produce the drone and there’s no deductible. It may be overkill, but I carry DJI and State Farm because I don’t want to take a chance on losing the SF policy in case of a claim.