WTB Inspire2 with X7 camera

[Flying Monkey]

Looking to buy Inspire 2 with every thing to include X7 camera and lens. Also thinking about a M210RTK. Either one will work, kinda leaning towards the m210.

 

[EVDrones]

Budget? Location?

 

[Taco of the Hillpeople]

"In Philadelphia it's worth 50 bucks", Bo Diddley.

I love that line.

 

[The Editor]

Looking to buy Inspire 2 with every thing to include X7 camera and lens. Also thinking about a M210RTK. Either one will work, kinda leaning towards the m210.

As mentioned above, please provide your location since this is an international forum.

 

[Flying Monkey]

Budget? Location?

Budget is open I'm in San Diego, Ca.

 

[Flying Monkey]

If units are used I will require an air worthiness cert from an autherized repair facility.

 

[Flying Monkey]

"In Philadelphia it's worth 50 bucks", Bo Diddley.

I love that line.

you Taco too much

 

[SanCap]

If units are used I will require an air worthiness cert from an autherized repair facility.

Do you have a link to an authorized service center that provides an airworthiness cert?

 

[Flying Monkey]

Do you have a link to an authorized service center that provides an airworthiness cert?

Any dji authorized repair can perform a "Check and advise". Basically a general condition report.

 

[The Editor]

Any dji authorized repair can perform a "Check and advise". Basically a general condition report.

That's totally different to an Air Worthiness Certificate which is a legal document.

 

[Flying Monkey]

That's totally different to an Air Worthiness Certificate which is a legal document.

A certified dji repair facility can inspect a drone for it's overall condition and air worthiness. They can report on the drone in their invoice, example: "This UAVs serial #123456 has been inspected and found to be in good working condition and safe to fly by a qualified operator under normal conditions". I have a check made of all my drones every 6 months or when I sell one. It gives me reassurance that I have not missed something and piece of mind to the buyer. I'm not talking about a Cessna 210 going in for an annual or a high time item. And I believe the pilots on this forum to be intelligent enough to know the difference.

 

[The Editor]

A certified dji repair facility can inspect a drone for it's overall condition and air worthiness. They can report on the drone in their invoice, example: "This UAVs serial #123456 has been inspected and found to be in good working condition and safe to fly by a qualified operator under normal conditions". I have a check made of all my drones every 6 months or when I sell one. It gives me reassurance that I have not missed something and piece of mind to the buyer. I'm not talking about a Cessna 210 going in for an annual or a high time item. And I believe the pilots on this forum to be intelligent enough to know the difference.

Certain UAV's DO require an air worthiness certificate which has to be made by an accredited body and lodged with that countries aviation authority.
You did not differentiate between a bit of paper and a bone fide Air Worth Cert until a later post- Hence the confusion.
DJI are not authorised to issue air worthiness certificates.