Quality is just as important I guess, especially if doing mods... Just a heads up:
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GL300A&B are from early P3Ps. Those are available on eBay for about $150-$200 usually. The Inspire GL658A is what I use with my P4, it's got a little more punch than GL300A, about 50% more transmit power than GL300C, which comes with P4 and newer P3P craft. With Windsurfer that gets me out 2+mi most anywhere, as much as 3mi.Hey John, how much can you buy a GL300A or B for?? Are these from the Inspire and P3's?? Where should I look??
Let us know how the Mavic and P4P compare for range. If you're comfortable with long range flying, please post your flight test range results in the dedicated range thread so the rest of us can see how good these new craft are.
It's not possible.I believe it should be possible to use the p4p with the controllers of the p3p like the 300a....would be interesting to hear if this is a success ?
No i did not calibrate the IMU. I followed the DJI instructions that say not to do it unless prompted. I have absolutely zero issues, no drift, nothing. Great drone, love it so far.That's good news did you calibrate your IMU and have any issues with that like error 22 ?
Thanks
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The range is fine and the front and rear sensor view is so wide the side sensor are not needed. They work in beginner mode as you mentioned, but also in tripod mode which is great for indoor use.I was really keen to get myself a P4P but slowly I am being put off. Here are the reasons I am waiting till spring, well some of them anyway.
I read a lot of reports about the P4P's range not being as stated in the sales bumph. I do need the signal to be as strong as reported. Not to travel far but to re-assured that even flying just locally I stand less chance of loosing signal. Longer range implies a stronger signal. Thats one.
Another sales pitch is that they have all round sensors including new side sensors so you dont drift into things at the side whilst flying sideways in say 'course lock' mode, or whatever they call it on the P4P. Turns out the side sensors only work in beginner mode? Thats two.
There are others but these will suffice for now.
Meanwhile I'm having the time of my life flying mine around. Ignore naysayers, this thing is fantastic. Don't listen to those who tell you to deviate from DJI's instructions. Just fly and enjoy.This is my first drone and I am having some buyers regrets. Funny my P4P is still in the box. I got it late Friday. It's been raining all weekend in the DFW area. I have been reading these post and slowly becoming depress. I clearly understand bug issues. But when I spend $1.5k on a product I expect it to work close to what was marketed and advertised. None of the YouTube P4P testers mentioned any of these issues. Most of them stated they are not getting paid for their comment on the P4P. I heard raving reviews. I must admit I am afraid to my P4P in the sky due to these issues.
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Does the rear sensor work in standard mode ? just like the front sensor ... , what about sport mode ?The range is fine and the front and rear sensor view is so wide the side sensor are not needed. They work in beginner mode as you mentioned, but also in tripod mode which is great for indoor use.
I understand the need to talk yourself out of it if you don't want to spend the money, but this is hands down he best drone I've ever used. No regrets.
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