Don't buy a DRONE, without watching this! (1/2)

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Drone photography is awesome, but also risky... I've crashed my DJI Drone more times than I can count... maybe I need to go back to flight school?

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I crashed mine into the very top of a huge tree in the first 10 minutes of getting home with my first drone. I never even had to recharge a battery. It snowed that night and it was still up there. About three days later it got windy and rainy. When I got home from work it was laying in my yard getting rained on. I let it dry overnight before I tried turning it on, when I turned it on, it was fine.

ronaldbruce

1st lesson - Every pilot crashed their drone.
Very True

ridzbaha

weird how a lot of drones don’t have obstacle avoidance sideways when most drones usually crash sideways

maggie

That's why I fly FPV, we're built for the crash

nakamotolikesyou

Every drone pilot does not crash their drone, especially a bunch of times. This isn't the fpv world where that makes sense.

JerodBeeson

I’ve been flying since 2015 DJI drones and never crash a single one

guachuflito

That use of rice is like my grandpa recipes for decades

matire

Frequent crashes in a cinematic drone is wild

jordansczech

I fly FPV. I’m on a pretty tight budget so I fly just to the edge of my limits and whenever I want to try a new trick or practice my gaps I use the simulator. DJI drones are pretty difficult to crash (unless you’re moving sideways because that’s a blind spot in the sensor array) and they don’t take anywhere near the skill to fly, in fact they’re so easy I’ve seen ten year olds get decent looking shots. If you’re on the fence about it I would recommend getting one anyway and just be careful and mindful at all times. Happy flying!

maverickmissle

In Egypt you can't make it fly even a 1 meter 😂

learnwithyoussef

Every person that purchases an expensive drone like those should always open them up and waterproof the electronics electronics will ensure the survival of your drones no matter how it gets wet how much it gets wet very gets wet it should always be safe just dip the electronics in acrylic or even polyurethane anything that will completely pretty waterproofing taking coating over your parts but only after soldering

mr.hernandez

Great short! Been flying since 2016 & have had 1 crash...and I wasn't able to recover the drone 😢 After a few weeks, DJI care came to the rescue. Highly recommend if you're a beginner or planning to take risks with your drone.

That said, the Mavic 3 has sensors galore. If you can budget for it, side sensors WILL save you more times than you can count...but I still find myself reaching for my Mini 3 Pro more 😊

rotospace

I have got my drone license from India, I never crashed my drone once since 3 years :) in all drones obstacle avoidance is the feature but it can't detect power lines, small tree branches , so pilot must gain skills before flying at tricky places, have a safe drone flying 😊 practicing more is the success mantra

prabhuswamiviraktamath

Another useful fact is that the drone will automatically return to the take-off location (RTH) when the battery is critically low, no matter where you are controlling it from. While we were following the drone at a low altitude with a low battery, the RTH feature kicked in, causing it to abruptly climb (despite my attempts to bring it down) until it hit tree leaves. Fortunately, the RTH process stopped there, and we were lucky it didn’t crash into a solid object. It was a valuable lesson learned.

neodymuim