Recent content by jaja6009

Yes, you must have Remote ID, and the top propguards. Most normal patrolmen will more than likely not know drone regulations, but at the end of the day, you will be legal and compliant. I do see where you are coming from in terms of having something more than quoting regulations that they will...

You cannot get more authoritative than the regulation quoted above. But Pilot Institute has a video: Also you must be Part 107 to exercise this and don't forget to charge and secure your Remote ID module.

Category 1 is self certifying. The regulation: A remote pilot in command must use a small unmanned aircraft that— (1) Weighs 0.55 pounds or less on takeoff and throughout the duration of each operation under Category 1, including everything that is on board or otherwise attached to the...

One, this is the reason I bought the Neo 2. The low price and what you get for it. Two, that's a nice looking truck.

THe obstacle avoidance is far from perfect. As mentioned, was the obstacle avoidance turned on? If the bush did not have leaves on it, the obstacle avoidance may not have seen the thin branches. My Neo 2 has clipped leafless branches on several occasions so far. In my limited experience, the...

The Avata 360 has FCC approval. Is there another one also?

I had heard it was under 250 grams, but every leaked image I see has it looking well over 205 grams. If the Neo 2 is as good as it is, my expectations are very high for this flagship variant for DJI FPV. Hope my favorite South Korean eBay source is as quick as he usually is with getting these...

I got this one from Amazon, and yes the drone fits with the transmission module attached. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G327XLV7?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

On the accesory front I have some information. For the Neo 2, there is a charger now available that offers a storage mode (50 - 60%) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G8ZQZD1D?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 Next, the downward light for the Neo can have problems with altitude. I was flying...

Good luck on your test!

An important part of over people is that the 4 listed Category drones are only for Part 107 pilots, not recreational. You can also fly over people if obtaining a waiver or operating under Part 91.

If you have a Part 107 certificate and add a RID module and the prop guards, the Neo and Neo 2 are Category 1 drones, meaning they can legally operate over people and moving vehicles and being Category 1 can operate over open assemblies (crowds). They can be a valuable tool to film venues...

DJI controllers use Android as their operating system. When powered on, swipe down from the top. Choose the Gear icon for Settings. Choose Network/Internet Settings. Choose Wifi Find your home network and enter your password.

Don't you have to hold down the power button on the Neo 2 (While its powered on) until it starts beeping. Then do the same to the controller (While its powered on)?

It could happen. DJI is notorius for adding features to its drones as they mature. The Neo 2 did not have manual mode upon launch, but now does. You may be happy in a future firmware upgrade.