The federal court issued a final order today (7/3/17) that hobbyists no longer need to register their drones; however, I'm assuming this DOES NOT apply to those of us who fly them commercially (holding a remote pilots license)...is this correct?
From the few reviews I've seen on YouTube it's a solid bird, but it's not quite as robust as the P4. I imagine it will take a few months to get some solid feedback after they've been flown and tested by the DJI hobbyist / pro community.
When reading articles or watching online supposed DJI drone experts, many will tell you that you need to rotate the Phantom counter clockwise when calibrating the compass. Others say to rotate it right. Does it matter?
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Sometimes it's tempting to take your bird into the clouds...many of us have suffered that yearning. If you give into this, you need to make absolutely sure that there are no aircraft (especially small personal planes) in the area. A small drone of almost any size hitting the engine(s) of a...
You'll get differing opinions. I was a PC guy all my life (programmer) but got tired of having to upgrade my system every couple of years and having to wrestle with my kid's PCs / laptops being slow and locking up after two years. Additionally, operating updates would cause issues and always...
No, if you fly recreationally you do not need to take the test or have a license. Here is what is confusing a lot of people. This test is ONLY if you plan to fly commercially, and here's the kicker; if you're licensed and think you can use the license to have more freedom when you fly...
You might need to use the DJI Assistant which is different than the DJI Go. Be sure to connect your Phantom via an actual computer that has the DJI assistant on it, and not from your phone or pad. Once you've got it connected, you'll need to reset your Phantom to its original factory state /...
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