Recent content by Sligeach

Visiting Honesdale PA

Hi, I’m visiting the US and was wondering what is required for me to fly, just for fun. I understand that you have to register, but do I also have to register on some sort of national Hobby model aircraft site or just follow their rules? I’m assuming I can only register under section 336?

I have to say, I’ve had the Inspire 1 and 2, but would go for the 2 every time. Some of the reasons: I find it much more stable than the Inspire 1. It’s faster FPV camera for the pilot, if you have a camera op Redundancy in terms of duplicate systems (eg batteries) More obstacle sensors...

Yes, I’m happy with autopilot. There is almost nothing you can’t do with it, as long as you get time to clarify what shot is required. The great thing is it can be all set up before the drone is turned on, and ‘played’ to see if it does what you want. If after the shot you are not happy with one...

Just wondering if Autopilot would work? If I know the shot a wee bit in advance I can set it up with Autopilot. You can program the flight and/or the camera gimbal, so you can have the focus of your camera change mid shot from an actor to another subject.

This might fix it, but it will only be temporary. My white props had no play when I got them, but now they have a fair bit of movement, as have the red props, although I used the ‘super glue’ fix in the past. I have to fix them every so often.

Bought the Inspire 2 and love the craft, but part of the lure was the handle for the x5S. Hate not knowing what, if and when it might be a reality.

Tried it about a week ago and it does not support the Inspire 2. Used Autopilot (pano) instead.

Don't like to see pictures like that...what Happened?

Are you using D-log? If so it keeps the ISO at 500.

Tried this 'superglue' fix today and it worked a treat. DJI wanted me to send the props back for replacement, but then I'd be without my Inspire while I waited on a replacement so thanks for posting. I did notice today, however that now one of my WHITE props is a small bit loose. Although I can...

Here is another solution, using a 3D printer and the Osmo universal mount. Here is a link to the .stl file: DJI Universal mount back plate for I2 by Sligeach

Just a thought, if you start up the DJI go app, when the aircraft is already in flight I think it would use the position where the Aircraft is as it's home point. You can go and set the home point to the location of the controller in the Go app, which should then allow the RTH to work as it...