Recent content by tstr14

I'm a hi-bred RTH user. I use the RTH to bring the drone back close, then take over to land it myself. This is my usual method for all my drones, unless the drone happens to be close to begin with in which case landing is all me.

I don't know about the pitch, but one site said they lowered the noise. At $3.88 a set, I ordered them to give them a try. If they don't work, I'll make a salad shooter out of them.... 🫣 😁

From some of the videos that have been posted, a RTC (Return to Crash) might be more appropriate. Something that will guide you to your downed NEO. 😁

So for $60 some bucks, which isn't a certainty, you could have it now and have more than two months usage under your belt before next year. I'm with GFields - go for it.

Maybe they should have named it "Neato" instead. Yes I AM dating my self, but the name really does fit!

What happens when someone comes up behind you and yells "To infinity and beyond!" 😁

Hmm... that's one of the reasons I bought it - to fly indoors. One of it's intended uses will be to fly in abandoned and condemned buildings.

Ditto. When I first plugged in, the charger went back and forth on the three batteries for about 4 or 5 minutes, like it was leveling them out, then started charging them all simultaneously, Took around an hour and they were all charged.

FWIW, Ordered mine from Amazon and received it yesterday (10/8/2024). Probably take it out this weekend.

I hope it works out for you. A lot faster and easier than shipping it back.

I ordered the Skyreat hard case that will carry the drone, batteries and controller. Like many, I'll get the case before I actually get the drone. I'll post a review here when it arrives and after the drone arrives as well.

It's too bad you couldn't use the Assist 2. I had a problem pairing my Mavic 3 pro with a controller and the Assist program straightened it out by removing and uploading the program to both units which allowed them to connect. I don't know if Assist 2 will run on a phone or not. Maybe you could...

Living proof that you don't have to be intelligent to buy and fly a drone. Tests are great - provided they are done in a manner that provides usable feedback and information. Unfortunately, many You-Tubers are simply fulfilling their mother's prediction of becoming useful only as an example of...

Probably the best review I've seen. His comment at the beginning about being disappointed that a $200 drone wasn't comparable to a $800 drone was uncalled for but looking past that, the review was well done, informative and fair in it's assessment.

Totally. The Fly More Package is the way I have always gone with my drones. It is a very rare outing that I only use one battery. With a flight time of only 17 minutes, even 3 batteries may not be enough.