Thread: Drones

https://youtu.be/bR4Gq9qfpnM
Waste of a good in door range.

Originally Posted by outdoorlad

As GWH says, just buy a Mavic and a spare battery, job done.

Done. With a few other extras as well.
Someone told me you can get blades that are a bit quieter as well but need to research that a bit more.

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Haven't watched yet,might be usefull.
https://youtu.be/B-hNPE0FGcY

Oh,late again.

Originally Posted by madjon_

Haven't watched yet,might be usefull.
https://youtu.be/B-hNPE0FGcY

Oh,late again.

Looks good - will download and study it
Size is bid diff isn't it - be lucky to see the Mavic out past 100m

Originally Posted by R93

Done. With a few other extras as well.
Someone told me you can get blades that are a bit quieter as well but need to research that a bit more.

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You don't muck around do ya !!!!
Good luck - expect regular reports

Originally Posted by Sarvo

Looks good - will download and study it
Size is bid diff isn't it - be lucky to see the Mavic out past 100m

The Mavic has a 7 km range

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Originally Posted by GWH

The Mavic has a 7 km range

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Yes I know - I was meaning those under it wont see it as easy over the Ph 4

Originally Posted by Sarvo

Yes I know - I was meaning those under it wont see it as easy over the Ph 4

Doesn't really matter, fly by fpv anyway

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Apparently they don't fly to good after been hit with Buckshot

https://www.massdrop.com/buy/hubsan-...-gps-rtf-drone

The biggest risk of crashing that ive seen is after being attacked by birds, birds seem to feel very threatened by them.

Originally Posted by GWH

The biggest risk of crashing that ive seen is after being attacked by birds, birds seem to feel very threatened by them.

Thats a point
We have Native Falcon here (Sparrow Hawks)
We watch them giving the Harrier Hawk's a spitfire escort out of the area when ever they float in to their zone

Originally Posted by Sarvo

You don't muck around do ya !!!!
Good luck - expect regular reports

I spose not. Good advice on here helped.

Looking forward to see if it can follow me and the dog when doing some upland bird hunting this winter.

Might save time looking thru the spotting scope a bit as well

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Originally Posted by GWH

The biggest risk of crashing that ive seen is after being attacked by birds, birds seem to feel very threatened by them.

Arrrg. Never thought of that. Good heads up tho.

Keas and falcons might pose a problem in areas I want to use it.
Might have to mount a coaxial defence system on it.

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@R93

Originally Posted by R93

Someone told me you can get blades that are a bit quieter as well but need to research that a bit more.

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You gonna spy on the neighbours missus sunbathing