Recent content by liqrome

Wouldn't be able to do that in Canada. Unless maybe you had an SFOC. That would be considered a natural disaster zone, need to be 9 km away.

In the description.. it says intelligent battery, does the battery discharge itself like a DJI battery?

Ah for crying out loud, that was it.. there wasn't any grass involved, but a tiny insect was dead in there.. of all things :) Thanks PatR!!

Everything else works fine on it, but noticed recently the camera stopped doing its re-centering process during startup. I can use the pan/tilt controls fine during flight. Anyone else experience this? Know a fix? It has the latest firmware.

A good cheat sheet :)

I used to get those gps lost and obs messages sporadically too.. but I realized, I only get them in the city, not out in a nature park or wide open areas. My guess, is something that I don't see or aware of is causing interference. I had a minor drifting issue once and it was fixed by...

I have a breeze as well for 5 months now and have had no issues flying it in Canada, Wales, England, Scotland and Ireland. Never tried it indoors though, and just flying it off out of box firmware. It's a fun lil uav.

Excellent review captain. I will have mine a year come November. Only had 1 hard landing/gimbal broke - pilot error/easy fix. Other than that, I've had no real issues. It flies as advertised. Love the follow me feature for boat rides and car... it keeps up well!! Had no issues with any of...

It's made for beginners.. it's sort of idiot-proof to say the least, from the modes it has. So far mine has been working fine out of the box - I just use it a travel drone, keep the real stuff for the Typhoon H :)

It's marketed as a selfie drone, meant for small video/cam shots. So no, there is no way to add an SD card slot in there. You can transfer data over from your breeze to your phone.

Those bullets was supposed to start with "do not". :) Basically, legally we are allowed to fly out in G airspace in the middle of empty cornfields.. if we find one. .lol Commercially those laws don't affect anyone/business owners.

These are our new laws in Canada.. All I am saying basically, fly more responsibly, or else the US may put the same chokehold on the industry over there, as they did with us here. And these aren't "guidelines", if convicted, a $3000 fine comes with it. Do not fly your drone higher than 90 m...

I don't know, common sense to me.. would mean not to fly it around vehicles or people. In Canada now.. we have to be so far away from people, animals and cars. You wouldn't be too happy if someone crashed their drone into your house.. or your motorbike.. would you?

No wonder.. we have such strict laws in Canada now.. cause of videos like these. aagh! Why fly around vehicles to begin with?

Weird... I can openly share files with the public via dropbox via a link. Did you read their instructions, on how to? Can I share files with non-Dropbox users? - Dropbox Help - Dropbox