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90mph that's not even fast for an fpv drone, my 3" quad would do 112mph and that was only on a 4s battery. The 6s ones are even more insane, then you have the 8s and 12s monsters which are just mental.
Lol I don’t think the DJI fov drone is meant to be a racing drone . Having a good laugh at the “elitists” on the net saying oh noeesss this is not a real fpv drone.
It isn’t and it’s not aimed at fpv racers.
Saying that I’ve ordered one myself as it seems pretty cool in all honesty and I want to try this whole fpv drone thing. With this DJI drone, seems like it’s pretty much a dummies way of getting into fpv drone.
But I have a question, just sold my Mavic pro yesterday and I can’t seem to find any info on how to remove my details from the drone. Any ideas?? I’m assuming with this fpv drone, you still have to get a licence??
True but as a first timer getting into fpv drones I think the DJI one will suit me fine till I feel more confident then maybe look at getting one that requires a bit more skill etc.Tbh you can buy an FPV drone RTF for sub £200, and have been able to for ages.
But it's a bit like Apple Phones, you can spend a but more and get DJI and everything will just 'work'.
True but as a first timer getting into fpv drones I think the DJI one will suit me fine till I feel more confident then maybe look at getting one that requires a bit more skill etc.
From what I’ve seen of videos, it can go full manual or maybe it’s DJI’s way of going full manual.Yes that's what I meant really, it will just work and be easier to fly.
Do you know if it can go full manual? i.e no self leveling ?
I started with a small drone flying FOV, the purchases an Eachine from BangGood and dived straight in, many arms have been replaced Haven't flown for a couple of years now sadly.
10km range and 20 minute battery, could probably get close to that range at full tilt, getting back however....
isn’t it meant to do 90mph in manual mode? So more than 144km/h so 10km will take less than 5 minutes to go 10km. Plenty of time to get the 10km back before the battery runs out at 20mins
I have the mini 2 but have never flown the original mini, obviously it will depend on what you plan to do with it as to wether the 2 is worth the extra, to me it was but having said that yet again I barely use it.... I bought mine from a seller on ebay that specialises in refurbss, it arrived and was litterally new still had all the labels etc on it, started it up and was offered to buy DJI refresh which I did, you can get the combo for about £430 atmHi everyone. I've been looking at getting a drone, and I've got my eye on either the Mavic Mini or the Mini 2. I'd be a first time owner, I've had a toy drone but it was rubbish and so difficult to fly. I know it's nothing like the proper DJI drones.
At the moment there is almost £200 price difference between the Fly More Combos for both. The Mini 2 is £548 and the Mavic Mini is £368. My question is simple. As a first time user, would it be wise to stump up the extra and go for the expanded feature set on the Mini 2, or pocket the saving of almost £200 and pick up the original? As someone that's never owned one, I've no way of comparing whether the 2k video will be better than the 4k video, but if I did enjoy using the drone and the videos I get, am I likely to regret not going all-out now? I know there are also other new features on the Mini 2 like the OcuSync which is obviously better than the WiFi link used by the Mavic Mini so I do understand that it isn't all just about the camera. What's the advice from those that are in the know?
Cheers all!
5.4K 30p, 4K60p, FHD 120p 12km range 31min flight time.