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Ordered Thursday, received Monday in Australia. Very fast. Don't forget, they are a pack of 2 not 4 so you need 2 packs. Doh!

Flew P4A with great success in a furniture store awhile back. My original post for reference. Flying inside warehouse

Dumping? as in thowing away? Format card will do that in a second.

I recently flown in a furniture store quite successfully. Check an earlier post of mine. Left it in P mode. Was in atti due to no gps. Used tripod mode and had no issues. P4advanced.

yes I saw that one of Kens. Funny bugger Ken. Totally illegal here in Australia with our CASA( our FAA) rules to fly with people that close, even if they have given permission so to protect my self and my client we kept everyone out.

Hey John sorry for being a bit vague, but to answer your questions: I say warehouse but it was a warehouse size store. No GPS lock at all so yes in No Positioning Atti mode. OA was off. Enable Vision Positioning was on. Lose of Signal set to Hover not RTH. Tripod Mode. Here's a still from the...

left in P. RTH in hover. No problems at all. VPS worked well.

Update all went well [emoji106][emoji2]

Have to shoot some video in a warehouse soon. Any quick tips?

Short video of the newly renovated Hillarys Boat Harbour Lighthouse. If you look closely you can see the osprey nest which was removed during renovation by the Department of Transport and returned once completed and now occupied by the local birdlife.

Real nice beautiful light. [emoji122]

Testing out the new Phantom 4 Advanced Point of Interest mode while up at Guilderton Western Australia last weekend. Not great weather conditions but OK to fly. Seems to dip in height occasionally though could have been the wind gusting while I was there. Still working on that silky buttery...

Thanks jryser [emoji1317]

Thanks tevek that's going back a few years [emoji4]

Cheers mate. Standard settings. Set on 'None' I think. Not yet into the profiles and color grading but hoping to. Sunny WB mostly. Manual exposure control. Cheers, Mike