Recent content by Ari

Again, you have bought a camera drone with a 4K camera, why not use it. Get a better computer if needed. Trust me, if you don't, in just a few years watching those 1080P videos will like watching 8mm home movies and you'll be sorry. "In my humble opinion" of course... ;) Edit: And even if...

Youtube supports 4K videos so why not use that format - people can then choose themselves what resolution video they watch.

Heres' what I use, been happy with it: TEAM ORION Advantage ONE Duo AC/DC 2x50W Home :: Chargers :: Hobby :: AC/DC :: Advantage ONE Duo AC/DC 2x50W (CH Plug)

OK, when I go fly my drone to make a video I have a flight plan in my head. I plan usually for about 3 minute video,longer than that there must be really awesome scenery or some "action", something happening on the video. Remember they say that Youtube-Generation attention span is about two...

What do you guys need a card with longer (time) capacity than the drone's (battery) flight time is? I mean I have a 32GB card, that's easily good for two batteries and that's assuming I had the video recording all the time during flight - which I don't. Did that make any sense to anybody? LOL :D

"If it ain't broken, don't fix it"... :cool:

The props are " self-tightening", i.e. they tighten counter to their rotation - I don't think a properly secured prop can come off. Use the "nutcracker" tool to tighten them down. Other than that, only thing that comes to mind is for you to check the rubber "O-rings" are on the motor shafts...

I live in Finland. Already before I bought the drone I contacted my insurance company and was told my "free time insurance policy" covers the loss or damage of my drone, €150.00 deductible and 10% depreciation of the value per year - just like if I lost my cell phone for example, and most...

I just watched this video where the guy lands his DJI drone to his holiday home terrace EIGHT kilometers away! :eek:

You are not insured? :eek:

Oh noes! You put a hex on your quad! :eek: I'm a newbie also and I haven't had any problems or (major) crashes - just few broken rotor blades and one very stylishly executed flip-over when trying to take off (all my own fault - live and learn). I think the reason you see lots of problems...

Catching the drone is pretty easy - you just have to be careful not to get a new haircut. I bring the drone down in front of me just above my head, then let it hover for a sec to see its stable and with my left hand on the controller stop button I reach up with my right hand and grab the drone...

Nice scenery, the landing looked bit rough. After I lost two blades landing in long grass like that (skid got caught in the grass and it flipped over) I started to catch the drone from air with my hand if there's no flat ground to land on.

Vegas Pro 14