Recent content by GFields

Sorry to hear of your problem, and I know how frustrating things can get. It is very unlikely that anyone from DJI will ever read this. I suggest contacting them directly or through their forum

The rule seems pretty clear as it relates to drone batteries. 1. They can only be in your carry-on 2. The battery terminals must be protected. You can purchase battery bags, but that one mean one for each battery. I would think (but not confirmed) if you cover each one with electrical tape...

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Nice work!

That's awesome!

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My family and I are meeting at my Granddaughter's house tomorrow for brunch. Looking forward to it.

Greetings from Birmingham Alabama USA: welcome to the forum! We look forward to hearing from you!

Greetings from Birmingham Alabama

I am doubtful that you will find a compatible Apple Watch at a "modest" price. :) However, if you do, let us know.

Sounds like a bad battery. I wouldn't trust it for flying at high altitudes or at a far distance. Stay close to home while using this battery

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Me for one! I have used it for interior work on more than one occasion, and you don't need RID for interior work but you do need to register the drone