Yeah that sounds logically correct. I will do. ThanksGet a launch pad. Adding things to the drone will reduce flight time, will work as an additional sail, etc.
Picked up a v2Get a launch pad. Adding things to the drone will reduce flight time, will work as an additional sail, etc.
I use the extenders all the time on my P4P+.Hi Friends
Is it worth getting the landing gear extenders for Phantom4 pro to protect camera when landing on thick grass or other?
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Safest way to do it: hand launch, hand catch. If you aren't comfortable with that yet, the extensions are almost required because those nuts hang REALLY low. The thing is, those extenders are going to be in alot of your footage. Pretty much every time you yaw.Hi Friends
Is it worth getting the landing gear extenders for Phantom4 pro to protect camera when landing on thick grass or other?
Your opinions greatly
Appreciated.
Thanks
Love the “Nuts hang low” line ??Safest way to do it: hand launch, hand catch. If you aren't comfortable with that yet, the extensions are almost required because those nuts hang REALLY low. The thing is, those extenders are going to be in alot of your footage. Pretty much every time you yaw.
HiBeen using these for the last two years with my P4 Std. They will sometimes be seen in the video frame, but not a particular issue for me. They are lightweight and raise camera/gimbal an extra inch or two and considerably increase the landing stance and landing stability. I use a standard 3' landing pad was well, but circumstances might well require an off-pad landing at some point, and when putting down on rough ground, you'll be happy to have em'...
Thanks so much.Not that I've ever noticed. They weigh only 10 grams each (40 grams flight weight). I'm sure that under controlled conditions and with the right instrumentation, you might see a bit of increased drag and maybe a couple of "flight seconds" difference, but practically speaking the pros outweigh the cons by a long way...
Not that I've ever noticed. They weigh only 10 grams each (40 grams flight weight). I'm sure that under controlled conditions and with the right instrumentation, you might see a bit of increased drag and maybe a couple of "flight seconds" difference, but practically speaking the pros outweigh the cons by a long way...