There are no solid leads on this one yet.When are we expecting the P5
It's possible since photos of some type of Phantom 4 looking drone with interchangeable lenses turned up on the Internet.do we think it’s going to be interchangeable lenses?
When are we expecting the P5 and do we think it’s going to be interchangeable lenses?
I would pick one up for relativly cheap, assuming you still have your accessories from your crashed drone.
P5 release seems far in the future, like maybe next year. The Mavic 2 release seems a little closer but DJI plays it pretty close to the vest so you won't know until a few weeks before launch when they announce something new is coming.i just crashed my P4P and hopefully will be getting a check from State Farm. I don’t neccesarily want to buy old tech with that money. When are we expecting the P5 and do we think it’s going to be interchangeable lenses?
Let me know if they reinstate u when you get new drone...Spoke with a claims adjuster. She seemed like she couldn't believe it and was like "yeah, everythings covered". I have a check for the full insured value, $1,800.
Conversation went like this:
Her: Hi, what happened?
Me: Drone fell out of sky, 350ft
Her: Ok, wait a minute while I look at your policy... Ok, Everything's covered
Her: Is the drone repairable?
Me: It's in pieces
Her: Ok, check for $1,800 is in the mail. Sorry this happened to you. Please email pictures to this email address.
AFAIK the rest of my policy with the laptop is still valid.
A warning for others who come across this thread: Please, please don't mess with state farms insurance. Only make a claim if you HAVE TO. This goes on your CLUE (insurance industry database) record and may affect your rates for other policies in the future. Also if they end up paying out more than they're getting in, new policies get cut off really fast. So please, be responsible and don't ruin this for everyone.
I always saw this as a "if replacing means financial disaster" insurance, and I recommend that you do as well.
Spoke with a claims adjuster. She seemed like she couldn't believe it and was like "yeah, everythings covered". I have a check for the full insured value, $1,800.
Conversation went like this:
Her: Hi, what happened?
Me: Drone fell out of sky, 350ft
Her: Ok, wait a minute while I look at your policy... Ok, Everything's covered
Her: Is the drone repairable?
Me: It's in pieces
Her: Ok, check for $1,800 is in the mail. Sorry this happened to you. Please email pictures to this email address.
AFAIK the rest of my policy with the laptop is still valid.
A warning for others who come across this thread: Please, please don't mess with state farms insurance. Only make a claim if you HAVE TO. This goes on your CLUE (insurance industry database) record and may affect your rates for other policies in the future. Also if they end up paying out more than they're getting in, new policies get cut off really fast. So please, be responsible and don't ruin this for everyone.
I always saw this as a "if replacing means financial disaster" insurance, and I recommend that you do as well.
Spoke with a claims adjuster. She seemed like she couldn't believe it and was like "yeah, everythings covered". I have a check for the full insured value, $1,800.
Conversation went like this:
Her: Hi, what happened?
Me: Drone fell out of sky, 350ft
Her: Ok, wait a minute while I look at your policy... Ok, Everything's covered
Her: Is the drone repairable?
Me: It's in pieces
Her: Ok, check for $1,800 is in the mail. Sorry this happened to you. Please email pictures to this email address.
AFAIK the rest of my policy with the laptop is still valid.
A warning for others who come across this thread: Please, please don't mess with state farms insurance. Only make a claim if you HAVE TO. This goes on your CLUE (insurance industry database) record and may affect your rates for other policies in the future. Also if they end up paying out more than they're getting in, new policies get cut off really fast. So please, be responsible and don't ruin this for everyone.
I always saw this as a "if replacing means financial disaster" insurance, and I recommend that you do as well.
Spoke with a claims adjuster. She seemed like she couldn't believe it and was like "yeah, everythings covered". I have a check for the full insured value, $1,800.
Conversation went like this:
Her: Hi, what happened?
Me: Drone fell out of sky, 350ft
Her: Ok, wait a minute while I look at your policy... Ok, Everything's covered
Her: Is the drone repairable?
Me: It's in pieces
Her: Ok, check for $1,800 is in the mail. Sorry this happened to you. Please email pictures to this email address.
AFAIK the rest of my policy with the laptop is still valid.
A warning for others who come across this thread: Please, please don't mess with state farms insurance. Only make a claim if you HAVE TO. This goes on your CLUE (insurance industry database) record and may affect your rates for other policies in the future. Also if they end up paying out more than they're getting in, new policies get cut off really fast. So please, be responsible and don't ruin this for everyone.
I always saw this as a "if replacing means financial disaster" insurance, and I recommend that you do as well.
Spoke with a claims adjuster. She seemed like she couldn't believe it and was like "yeah, everythings covered". I have a check for the full insured value, $1,800.
Conversation went like this:
Her: Hi, what happened?
Me: Drone fell out of sky, 350ft
Her: Ok, wait a minute while I look at your policy... Ok, Everything's covered
Her: Is the drone repairable?
Me: It's in pieces
Her: Ok, check for $1,800 is in the mail. Sorry this happened to you. Please email pictures to this email address.
AFAIK the rest of my policy with the laptop is still valid.
A warning for others who come across this thread: Please, please don't mess with state farms insurance. Only make a claim if you HAVE TO. This goes on your CLUE (insurance industry database) record and may affect your rates for other policies in the future. Also if they end up paying out more than they're getting in, new policies get cut off really fast. So please, be responsible and don't ruin this for everyone.
I always saw this as a "if replacing means financial disaster" insurance, and I recommend that you do as well.