The "No Problems Whatsoever With My Inspire 1" Thread

[torlind]

I am sick and tired of all the negative comments on DJI and the Inspire 1 here on this forum! Time for some positive vibes!

So I just wanted to say the following regarding my Inspire 1:

- I have had no crashes!
- I have had no flyaways!
- I have had no broken connections between machine and remote!
- I have had no problems with the batteries, neither in usage nor charging!
- I have had no problems with updating neither the machine nor the remote!
- I have had no problems with the gimbal!
- I have had no problems with the video or photos taken!
- I have had no problems with DJI!
- I have had no, I repeat NO PROBLEMS at all with my Inspire 1!!!

So I guess there's nothing else to do than go out and fly and have fun with this wonderful machine (and no, I am not sponsored by DJI)!

See Ya!

 

[The Editor]

Oh look...... You're the only one who has posted here!!!!

Seriously though, with the exception of flippy floppy arms (which I sorted myself in 15 minutes) I echo your comments above.
It is a beautiful craft to fly and great fun.

This could be a lonely place......it's feeling cold here already......

 

[torlind]

I still think the majority of Inspire 1 users are enjoying a problem free life with their machines!

And living in Norway I am used to the cold!

 

[dmelle]

Same here.. I love my I1.. Even when I used to get the occasional compass error, it never became an issue of any consequence. The one thing that I did ask DJI about was video dropouts on the slave controller, but that still may be configuration error in the app (Have not had a chance to fly dual controllers since, so I still don't know.) But my experience has been positive since day one..

 

[turbodronepilot]

Hey torlind!!
Welcome to the forum !!
Things have calmed down quite a bit on here lately..
The guys who like to thrash people are finally toneing it down some!!
Don't let the negativity get you down and turn it around!!
Turbo..

 

[RMAI]

We're good-so far. Two updates already applied, after the unboxing. I am glad I spent the 10 or so hours flying a (very) basic trainer (Syma X5C-1). Learning how to maneuver and fly without software aides, makes flying RMAI-01 a dream.

Like the transition from a Cessna 150 to a 767.

 

[RGD]

I am sick and tired of all the negative comments on DJI and the Inspire 1 here on this forum! Time for some positive vibes!

So I just wanted to say the following regarding my Inspire 1:

- I have had no crashes!
- I have had no flyaways!
- I have had no broken connections between machine and remote!
- I have had no problems with the batteries, neither in usage nor charging!
- I have had no problems with updating neither the machine nor the remote!
- I have had no problems with the gimbal!
- I have had no problems with the video or photos taken!
- I have had no problems with DJI!
- I have had no, I repeat NO PROBLEMS at all with my Inspire 1!!!

So I guess there's nothing else to do than go out and fly and have fun with this wonderful machine (and no, I am not sponsored by DJI)!

See Ya!

You know I have had pretty much the same experience. The machine has performed flawlessly. I have been reading the comments but really none of these bad things have happened. I have been using it to video our construction projects. I will admit that I keep it in pretty close. Under 300 ft and usually not more that about 300-500 feet horizontally. To expensive to risk losing it

 

[Mazz]

Love mine. No issues. Just hiccups in the beginning but it was too be expected.

 

[torlind]

You know I have had pretty much the same experience. The machine has performed flawlessly. I have been reading the comments but really none of these bad things have happened. I have been using it to video our construction projects. I will admit that I keep it in pretty close. Under 300 ft and usually not more that about 300-500 feet horizontally. To expensive to risk losing it

Many users step over the boundaries for what a machine like Inspire 1 is meant for. They constantly challenge speed, distance and height to the extreme and that gets them into trouble. Myself I regard the Inspire 1 as a flying camera and treats it as such.

 

[Kilrah]

One more happy user here, no issues.

 

[InspiredOne]

 

[cjflight]

Great machine, got it the first week of Jan and have many flights now. Only real issue I have is the tee connection joint vibration. So much more fun to fly than the phantoms.

 

[billtrevaskis]

No issues here. Just getting used to the machine (which is pretty easy considering all of its control features) which I got about a week ago. As a photographer, I do love the ability to control exposure settings manually and remotely. A real joy to fly it.

 

[gray52]

I am sick and tired of all the negative comments on DJI and the Inspire 1 here on this forum! Time for some positive vibes!

So I just wanted to say the following regarding my Inspire 1:

- I have had no crashes!
- I have had no flyaways!
- I have had no broken connections between machine and remote!
- I have had no problems with the batteries, neither in usage nor charging!
- I have had no problems with updating neither the machine nor the remote!
- I have had no problems with the gimbal!
- I have had no problems with the video or photos taken!
- I have had no problems with DJI!
- I have had no, I repeat NO PROBLEMS at all with my Inspire 1!!!

So I guess there's nothing else to do than go out and fly and have fun with this wonderful machine (and no, I am not sponsored by DJI)!

See Ya!

I wouldn't speak to soon! Lol.

 

[torlind]

If something should happen rest assured I would never post anything about it here. I've got my pride, you know!

 

[Josh Hanson]

Oh look...... You're the only one who has posted here!!!!

Seriously though, with the exception of flippy floppy arms (which I sorted myself in 15 minutes) I echo your comments above.
It is a beautiful craft to fly and great fun.

This could be a lonely place......it's feeling cold here already......

Please elaborate on the flippy floppy arms.

 

[turbodronepilot]

Please elaborate on the flippy floppy arms.

Hey josh!
I believe the editor is talking about the vibrations in the arms..
Do a search for major vibration ..
Turbo...

 

[The Editor]

Please elaborate on the flippy floppy arms.

Some of the Inspires suffer from excessive play in the T-Junction joint that extend out to the motors. This causes a vibration problem that manifests itself as a resonance when flying that transfers not only to the airframe but to the gimbal and can cause jello.
DJI have a fix for this using shims within the joint that clamps the arm tighter and fixes the loose arm syndrome.
I did not want to lose my Inspire for 6 months so I applied the fix myself. It can be done quite easily as long as you are methodical and careful.

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[turbodronepilot]

Ya man..what he said...

 

[PB30X]

Enjoying every Flight[emoji16]