Recent content by Not A Speck Of Cereal

Yeah, and like I said earlier, I had to log in once deep in the desert with no connectivity (I forget if LITCHI saved me on that one or not). Another peeve with DJI Go / Fly that I was reminded of with this today's tests. I live near an airport, so when I fired up the rotors here, I get a...

RESOLVED: well heck, it was a bad cable after all. I tried another and all is well. Thanks all for your responses. Chris

Hey there, Indeed, the P3P flies by USB and not WIFI like the standard. But you still need WIFI if you need to talk to the internet for various things (download of fly safe DB, log in to DJI account, authorize approved flights, etc.). No app compatibility issues: the P3P uses DJI Go (not Go...

Yes, the P3P AC and remote connect via a USB cable. For the P3P, I've always had to be signed on to DJI. I believe it's required for flight log sync. Usually, I just do it from home, then it persists for a long time. One time I drive all the way to the desert (from another state) and DJI Go...

RESOLVED: well heck, it was a bad cable after all. I tried another and all is well. Hey all, long time, long time no post here. How ya been? So I have my old P3P that I kept as a backup when I went Mavic Pro. Now I want to sell the P3P kit, so I pulled it out and charged everything up. This...

No, it's fair because your contribution to this thread was entirely irrelevant and wholly inaccurate to the topic at hand. Anybody that knows anything about the phantom line knows the P3P needs an SD card to record images. I for one would not trust a 'repair man' with such off-base info...

I trust you have your granddaughters permission on the air photography. She (or the groom) may now want/like that, and it could make guests uncomfortable (regardless of your intensions). This is all aside from the subject of flying over people. And even with permissions. you don't want to be...

Manual ... what?

Thanks Jeffery, before dawn next time. Though that state, I got'a say, Utah could keep me busy for the rest of my life. There's so much to see, I don't know when I can get back to this location. I should just move down there so that the drive isn't so long. Cheers, Chris

I finally went out to the Bentonite Hills back in October. Thanks to Jeffrey for the excellent location pointers. I did find the same location as the photo in the OP, but also shot a lot of others. I did not attempt to visit the Bentonite location closer to Capitol Reef park. I post-processed...

Spends $1,800 on drone and accessories, saves $10 on a sunshade.

Thanks, but it will still be good to have some kind of app for remote use. I can check before I leave Washington State, but it will be a few days before getting down into the hots spots in California and those can change daily, which means I will not only want to check once I get down there...

Quick question: what's the best mobile app to have to check for TFRs like this real time? I might be down in Southeast California in a couple of weeks (not on this map, but more east over on the 395) and will like to check for each flight. I ask mostly because I had to completely rebuild my...

Yes! That's the cool thing about nature, there's so much abstract views to obtain from it. I trust you didn't have any troubles from the (name removed) local Research Station?

Cool. Yes, I think I found the general area. Thanks much! Edit: and I found the exact spot the above was made. Now I have to avoid the area to keep my shots unique. ;-)