Recent content by Joe Perez

I live in peekskill

I have a 15mm a 25mm a 45mm. I really like the 45mm because I have taken some videos of some buildings and they were far away and they looked way closer than they look and really nice pictures. I used the Olympus 45mm. Highly recommended.

They look like they were sitting in a flooded basement. I would return them asap and order from a different company. I have ordered mine from Amazon and had no problems. They are over priced as it is and they probably will not last long. It's not worth taking a chance good luck.

I believe the inspire i2 can carry up to 8 lbs with the camera. I would like to do the test myself when I get Time and find some weights.

Good . I know it's not easy and should have started my own business a long time ago and I regret it for not starting one now. Good luck and I hope everything works out for you I wish you the best of luck.

I only use mine as a hobbyist and I love flying the i2 . People know your flying a serious drone not a toy. I love my mavic pro also because I have the maxx mod with the three different antennas and I can fly far to see what's going on around town.

I was going to get my 107 license but it's a waste of time because the FAA doesn't care if you have a 107 license and regular hobbyist are doing jobs and taking the work away from 107 pilots and doing the jobs for nothing. It's pretty said that I have spent thousands of dollars and I haven't...

I would be afraid to use achoal it takes a long time to dry. You may want to ask a hobby shop and see what they say. I know the cleaner for the cars would dry out everything. Let me know what works for you incase I ever run into this problem. Thanks.

I know they have cleaner for the remote control cars I used to use and you could all the dirt out of the servos and electrical parts because they would be filled with dust and dirt and it didn't harm anything. It's basically the same as electric cleaner and it was expensive. You can buy it at...

I don't know if you have taken care of these problems and if it's working. I just want to think of a way to save it. I hope you had good luck and take care.

I thought I sent you a message to wrap up the i2 in a pillow case and tie it up then put it in the bag with rice and you shouldn't get any dust or much dust. I would let it dry for a month or 2. If you put the batteries in and it's still damp it could burn something out.

I would buy the folding Propellers. I don't remember the sight I bought them from but they were only 3 hundred dollars and I can fit them in the original dji case. It's hard to replace them now and you will need a heat gun and be careful you don't strip the threads. They are using a different...

It probably has to dry out. I would put it in a plastic bag with rice and let it dry out for a couple of weeks.

It doesn't make any sense to leave a 4 thousand dollar drone in a tree. Let me know where it is I'll come and get it for my self because it seems like you don't really care about it all that much. You should have had a tree climber or company to get it out the next day or 2. The last time you...