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I just finished putting the X5 on my Inspire and upgrading software about 45 mins ago. I put the latest X5 firmware on the SD card and turned it on and waited...... patience is a good thing here....... My Inspire now thinks it is an Inspire Pro. All firmware on camera, bird, and both RC's...

I have been told that it is possible to get a 24hr permit to fly in a national park, but there are fees involved with the permits. When the ranger said 'fees', I lost interest.

Thanks. Email sent.

Ferdi, I am on iOS, using iPad Air.

Interesting. Mine was set for 5 shot burst in the app and I hit the shutter button on the controller accidentally and got a 5 shot burst. I switched it off in the app and haven't tried it since. I will have to check it, too

Possibly it was tested to verify it would link with anther controller. Just guessing.... Mine had one in the list before I received a second controller. I just deleted anything from the list that wasn't one of my controllers.

Currently using an iPad Air with each controller.

With the prop locks, they don't fall off much. So maybe 'poor design' is not entirely accurate. They are definitely inferior to the E800 design, in my opinion (apparently DJI agrees). In the long run, the E800 props look like a better option for everyone.

I have 6 batteries, 3 x TB47 and 3 x TB48. I do have 8 chargers so that I can charge all of my batteries and both of my controllers at once. I charge them when I get home right now. I have 6 Lipo charging bags to put hem in while charging. I have a 40W USB charger that will charge both of my...

My dealer (Multicopter Warehouse) has posted on Facebook that DJI is sending the quick disconnect props and adapters FREE for ALL previously purchased Inspires and they expect them to arrive mid-April at the earliest. FDJI has decided that the original props for the Inspire are just not a good...

There are definitely limits to what the sensors can do for indoor flying. Unfortunately, it is not a perfect system, yet. It is a great step forward and hopefully the next iteration will have better range on the sensors for indoor flight.

From what I have read from the experiences that others have had with the Inspire batteries, I am not going to take any chances with my Lipo batteries like I have with the Lithium Ion batteries. Going to keep the warnings and limits at defaults and plan accordingly.

The sensors can have a little difficulty with surfaces like grass and not be able to interpret the distance of the aircraft to the ground as well as hard surfaces. That said, I tried the auto take-off once and it did not go well. It tipped over, instead of taking off. I have seen the...

Luis, Did you try linking the remote controller with the aircraft again after the upgrade process. It does say in the notes at the bottom of the firmware update instructions that the controller can become unlinked with the aircraft after the firmware update.

The Editor said it well. Lipos are diff than other battery types. I always plan on having my Inspire landed at 30%. It's just good safe flying practices. Besides, I have too much $$$ into it to take those kind of chances.