Is that what it takes before someone with half a brain realizes a Phantom 3 with Firmware 1.2.6 currently is able to drop from the sky right on a infant in a stroller being pushed through the local public park?
Whether it's an infant, kids on the play ground, 5yr old learning to play tennis at the tennis court area,.....it just seems there is no serious effort put into action as a most important preventative.
Why does it take the worse to happen before those that drag their *** to get in most cases the simplest of things in motion?
If there was an actual general concern with public safety, this firmware issue would have been addressed not long after the reports began to pop up with P3P's falling to whatever below.
Anyone who has or has raised children such as myself tends to be a little more cautious when it comes to safety. Not only the safety side of it, but should someone's child get struck in the head resulting in death, we can be assured our hobby as we now know it will change. And it wont be for the better either.
I think most of us know it should only take minutes with in a hour to rename firmware 1.1.8 or 1.1.9 to v1.2.9. That would at least allow our P3P's to become stable once again and give those of us a piece of mind our P3P is safe to fly. My 1st flight after installing 1.2.6 was the only flight I made with that firmware installed. My P3P has since sat on the shelf. Each day that goes by you can read from a new thread where someone has suffered a crash.
I actually said a prayer today asking to keep everyone safe while waiting for the firmware update to take place.
Please DJI give us back the necessary firmware.
Whether it's an infant, kids on the play ground, 5yr old learning to play tennis at the tennis court area,.....it just seems there is no serious effort put into action as a most important preventative.
Why does it take the worse to happen before those that drag their *** to get in most cases the simplest of things in motion?
If there was an actual general concern with public safety, this firmware issue would have been addressed not long after the reports began to pop up with P3P's falling to whatever below.
Anyone who has or has raised children such as myself tends to be a little more cautious when it comes to safety. Not only the safety side of it, but should someone's child get struck in the head resulting in death, we can be assured our hobby as we now know it will change. And it wont be for the better either.
I think most of us know it should only take minutes with in a hour to rename firmware 1.1.8 or 1.1.9 to v1.2.9. That would at least allow our P3P's to become stable once again and give those of us a piece of mind our P3P is safe to fly. My 1st flight after installing 1.2.6 was the only flight I made with that firmware installed. My P3P has since sat on the shelf. Each day that goes by you can read from a new thread where someone has suffered a crash.
I actually said a prayer today asking to keep everyone safe while waiting for the firmware update to take place.
Please DJI give us back the necessary firmware.
