Review on Quadcopter DJI Mini 2 Fly More Combo, gray by Indal Singh ᠌
The best product, from those that I have viewed, I advise everyone!
In the past, there was no previous experience with the utilization of drones. I invested in a Mini 2, and within the first few minutes of flying it, I had no trouble figuring out how to pilot it. The management is really easy to understand. Overall, he logged several dozens of hours in the air. Over the entirety of the event, there was not a single refusal. Due to the fact that the drone is so compact (it may fit in the pocket of a jacket) and weighs so little (249 grams), registration is not necessary. I took off gently for two kilometers in the countryside, someplace in a field that was open to the sky. At the same time, the signal remained strong, and there was no disruption in the picture displayed on the phone. When it enters an urban environment, it travels over a somewhat shorter distance—on average, 600 meters—before the link is severed (who needs more - is treated by installing additional software). In the event that the signal from the remote control is lost, it will automatically return to the spot from which it took off. The camera is not terrible, and if you install the appropriate filters, you may get a picture that is very similar to that of a professional photographer. Both the camera and the gimbal are producing steady and consistent footage with no jerkiness or obstructions. Individually, you can sing the praises of the remote control: it gives off the impression of being expensive, it fits nicely in the hands, and it has highly responsive sticks that enable you to turn smoothly without jerking. It is correct that the remote control takes up almost as much space and weighs almost as much as the drone itself. The typical duration of a flight is between 22 and 23 minutes. It is able to travel slightly further when the weather is calm. When in regular mode, the flight speed is around 40 kilometers per hour. Excellent program with a number of useful capabilities, such as the ability to wirelessly transfer data to the mobile device, to analyze video, and to create panoramas. There are a variety of built-in shooting modes that are not especially interesting to me personally (taking off over an item, flying around an object, etc.), but there is nothing that I would like to have (tracking or following the object capabilities). One of the problems is a camera that is not very good in the dark thanks to its night mode (in the dark, the picture will be like that of the cheapest phones). Because of how little it weighs, it can't be flown when there are high winds. Because there are no obstacle sensors, it is best to steer clear of areas where there are trees or wires. If you want to ensure that you have enough power, it is strongly recommended that you choose the Combo configuration. Nonetheless, the price in this circumstance will already be getting closer to that of "adult" versions.
- Simple to manage. Forgiving rookie mistakes. Good camera (for daytime shooting). Flying for at least twenty minutes at a time. When the conditions are favorable, the flight range is at least 2 kilometers. There is no requirement to register a drone. The drone's light weight and compact size are two of its most appealing features. The level of craftsmanship and durability of the components that go into the drone and its remote control.
- Prices are comparable to those of professional models. It is safer to avoid flying when the wind is strong (blowing). There is no function that follows the object. When used in low light, the camera produces an image that is below par. There are no sensors that indicate the presence of a barrier. The remote control comes close to outweighing and taking up more space than the actual drone does.
