yes, let us hope it become true that the Inspire 2 will be announced on November 8th...it will become my first drone
Inspire 2 will be released on November 8th
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Very first drone? Might want to start with a small one firstyes, let us hope it become true that the Inspire 2 will be announced on November 8th...it will become my first drone
desperately need that upgrade from my p3 pro.Not the first, but THE first real drone I would say. As I'm based in Austria I still struggle with the thought to be able to fly over populated areas, but for this I would need a Hex with redundant FC and battery system in order to get approvalVery first drone? Might want to start with a small one first
Oh gotcha. Yeah I'm in the US most of the year but actually from Europe and Austrias uav rules aren't very easy going sadly. Well then the inspire 2 is going to be a really good choice I think. Maybe look into the matrice 600? But that's another league and budget.Not the first, but THE first real drone I would say. As I'm based in Austria I still struggle with the thought to be able to fly over populated areas, but for this I would need a Hex with redundant FC and battery system in order to get approval
I've been also looking into the Matrice 600 in combination with A3 (which does not fulfill the requirements from Austro Control) and using a Z3 in order to stay below 5kg, but no luck...let us see what the Inspire 2 will bring otherwise maybe a good discount on the Inspire 1 v2 oder v3 would be good as well
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In case they will come up with an additional FPV camera, which is nice, I hope they will also make sure that you can switch between both camera sources via the app while using only one controller (master) e.g. small view of FPV (lower right corner) and large view/screen the 4k camera, switching views by tipping the tablet/phone ... so single person fly is still possible
Hello! New here. Planning to buy a hopefully upgraded release of the X5 with 100mbit+ bitrate when it hits.
Is there an option to switch to Camera Control with your RC during an automated waypoint mission? I'd rather use the gimbal to pan than yawing the entire aircraft. A dedicated camera operator is not an option as of this moment.
Would've been a good feature, do you agree?
Is there an option to switch to Camera Control with your RC during an automated waypoint mission? I'd rather use the gimbal to pan than yawing the entire aircraft. A dedicated camera operator is not an option as of this moment.
Would've been a good feature, do you agree?
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I have it on good authority that what ever comes next will have the following spec
Motors of between 100 and 1000kv
Electronic Speed controllers and a camera that is capable of taking both still and video of a quality over 1MP.
Heard it here first folks.
Motors of between 100 and 1000kv
Electronic Speed controllers and a camera that is capable of taking both still and video of a quality over 1MP.
Heard it here first folks.
Found these FCC docs in a fb group.
"FCC published papers shower several new models number for the DJI controller, plus reference to the Inspire 2."
"FCC published papers shower several new models number for the DJI controller, plus reference to the Inspire 2."
Found these FCC docs in a fb group.
"FCC published papers shower several new models number for the DJI controller, plus reference to the Inspire 2."
Nice find !
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So looking through this thread, and the fact that i have just bought an Inspire 1 Pro - have I bought the wrong drone. As a non profit SAR and emergency sector startup we cant afford to make mistakes. the obstacle avoidance on the Phantom 4 was nice as we could get quite close to object and know we were 30ft away from them and not fly any closer, but the camera wasn't good enough hence just getting the 1 Pro ?
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You bought the right one imo, its tried and tested and mostly a stable aircraft.
Even if an Inspire 2 landed tomorrow for your kind of work you need to know there are no issues so new tech is not ideal.
In my opinion object sensing is essential. My inspire 1 clipped the top of a tree when returning home, this would have never happened if it had object sensing. The RTH height was set at 30m but it clipped the tree when it was descending diagonally over the spot it took off from, so it was not an issue with the RTH height.
They is no way I will ever buy a drone that does not have object sensing.
They is no way I will ever buy a drone that does not have object sensing.
The compactness of the new DJI Mavic gives me really a hard time to make a decision which one I should buy in November (it destroyed the picture): Mavic or I2? only from a compactness point of view, on the other hand the possibility to upgrade the camera and having 360° possibilities and the more professional drone the I2 is a must
The compactness of the new DJI Mavic gives me really a hard time to make a decision which one I should buy in November (it destroyed the picture): Mavic or I2? only from a compactness point of view, on the other hand the possibility to upgrade the camera and having 360° possibilities and the more professional drone the I2 is a must
Wait for the Inspire 2 then compare them both. Object sensing is a must on a drone so don't get the Inspire 1, I learned the hard way when my Inspire 1 drone clipped the top of a tree...
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