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Would batteries and other parts like props etc. still be available?

I had a phsntom 1 which I used to fly in a park near to which was a cell tower. I used to fly without incident until one day for no apparent reason, the drone started to behave erratically. I couldn't control it, then it crashed into the ground. Another time I tried flying a phantom 2 at the...

What part of Chaguanas? I live in Lange Park.

Hi, MicroSMD Lab I'm also from Trinidad. I'm in Chaguanas. I'm a photographer/videographer. I have the P4P which I use for weddings as well as for recreation. I've a facebook page that you can check. I've got some of my flights recorded there. Just check LVP video productions. (I'm the one on...

DJI made the phantom 4 with waterproofing in mind. In previous models ie. Phantom1 etc., had the vents at the top. I bought a wet suit and realized my mistake when I observed the rubber "O" rings will act as a funnnel to direct the water into the motor and the piece that goes under the props...

Ok, you'll let me know.

Looks good. If you don't get a local buyer, you can contact me. I live in Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies. My email is [email protected] Please let me know the additional cost for shipping. Thank you.

There're no sharks. He just wanted you to watch the whole video.

I agree

I own a phantom 4 pro. I bought the wet suit, not because I intentionally want to fly in the rain, but as a precaution in case the rain comes suddenly when I'm flying a long distance away and won't be able to land soon. I'm a bit skeptical because the wet suit material tears very easily if...

I agree with you.

Even though the phantom 4pro has the obstacle avoidance all around, the place must be properly illuminated or it won't work. I believe as you go lower in the cylinder, you'll receive less light.

I usually keep the battery in, but halfway so that contact is not made and dust won't easily get in. I've had too many indtances where a bad battery caused me to loose my expensive equipment. I'm not taking any chances again.

I believe when the aircraft is disconnected it will automatically return to home. You don't have to push the button

I've had terrible experience with that. I bought a used p3 that was claimed to be flying perfectly except for slight damage to the box it came in. When I received it, it was a total wreck.