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1.5Km is a lot. Does it do the same in alterity? Can he climb 1km?
So the path did it without a remote control? Was it already set?
There is a software limit. 500 meters if I remember correctly.
It was not pre-set. It was controlled with the remote controller. If the reception is lost then it starts returning back to the home point. It didn't happen in this flight.
Very charming. One day I'll buy one.
Here in Italy the drones used for play, by law can be made to fly by day in direct visual contact at most 200 meters away and at a maximum height of 70 meters
It is not possible to fly a drone for recreational use in the garden / terrace of your home if it is in an urban context.
For hobby reasons it is not allowed to fly in an area where there are people, such as a wedding.
For professional use, such as photographers or video makers, the rules change. A pilot course is required, and ask for permission if you fly where there are people.
Here in Italy the drones used for play, by law can be made to fly by day in direct visual contact at most 200 meters away and at a maximum height of 70 meters
It is not possible to fly a drone for recreational use in the garden / terrace of your home if it is in an urban context.
For hobby reasons it is not allowed to fly in an area where there are people, such as a wedding.
For professional use, such as photographers or video makers, the rules change. A pilot course is required, and ask for permission if you fly where there are people.
I am jealous ā look at that blue sky, and I bet it's warm. I would spend all my time mountain biking on those roads and paths.
Here it is near me:
Looks like a shot from a DJI drone.
I am looking at a DJI Spark to play with over the summer. In the USA the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) severely limits where drones can be flown. The rules sound similar to the rules in Italy.
I looked at your post from January 2017 for the DJI libraryā¦
At the bottom of your first post you have the following:
If I understand this correctly, does this mean that the libraries and example attachments that are included in the links use the newer version of the library?
The newer library version is not compatible with B4A until B4A version 8.0 is released?
The newer version of the library was required since DJI firmware updates made the older version of the library incompatible with their drones?
Is the above correct?
Thanks,
Barry.
Here it is near me:
Looks like a shot from a DJI drone.
I am looking at a DJI Spark to play with over the summer. In the USA the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) severely limits where drones can be flown. The rules sound similar to the rules in Italy.
I looked at your post from January 2017 for the DJI libraryā¦
At the bottom of your first post you have the following:
If I understand this correctly, does this mean that the libraries and example attachments that are included in the links use the newer version of the library?
The newer library version is not compatible with B4A until B4A version 8.0 is released?
The newer version of the library was required since DJI firmware updates made the older version of the library incompatible with their drones?
Is the above correct?
Thanks,
Barry.
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what you've seen is Erel's home garden.
And it did not show you the 2000 square meter pool
I am ignorant in this area (but also in others)
What's the difference with Phanom 3 (or 4 I do not know)
1) https://www.drone-world.com/dji-phantom-4-series-vs-dji-mavic-pro
Phantom 3 is very cheap
See: this and this
What's the difference with Phanom 3 (or 4 I do not know)
1) https://www.drone-world.com/dji-phantom-4-series-vs-dji-mavic-pro
Phantom 3 is very cheap
See: this and this
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Not sure about the Phantom-series. I believe there are 3 versions (Phantom3, Phantom Advanced and then Phantom4). These were the first consumer-models.
At a certain point, DJI introduced the Mavic Pro which is similar performance wise to the Phatom4 but smaller to carry with you despite having the same specs (or even better). Later DJI came out with the Spark model which is the one which costs less (USD 400 I think) and now recently they released Mavic Air which is in the middle between Mavic Pro and Spark although Mavic Air has some some features which are not present on the Mavic Pro (such as obstacle sensors also at the rear and some software which makes it fly around obstacles instead of stopping). The Spark can shoot videos/pictures in 1080 while Mavic Air and Mavic Pro is 4K.
If you search YouTube, you can find many reviews, also in Italian, of above models.
Anyway, there are other brands as well but one could say that DJI is "Apple" in the drone market.
At a certain point, DJI introduced the Mavic Pro which is similar performance wise to the Phatom4 but smaller to carry with you despite having the same specs (or even better). Later DJI came out with the Spark model which is the one which costs less (USD 400 I think) and now recently they released Mavic Air which is in the middle between Mavic Pro and Spark although Mavic Air has some some features which are not present on the Mavic Pro (such as obstacle sensors also at the rear and some software which makes it fly around obstacles instead of stopping). The Spark can shoot videos/pictures in 1080 while Mavic Air and Mavic Pro is 4K.
If you search YouTube, you can find many reviews, also in Italian, of above models.
Anyway, there are other brands as well but one could say that DJI is "Apple" in the drone market.
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Most DJI products have both, Remote Control and/or mobile device (depends on the range - how far they can fly - the Mavic Pro can reach 7km until the battery dies although this is also regulated by local laws and the software/GPS).