If you can look past some of the douchebaggery of Casey Neistat, he put together a decent video on the Mavic vs P4P+ vs Inspire 1 recently.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsycuxfou6Q
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsycuxfou6Q
Which drone(s) do you have and what do you use them for?
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Ray Dunakin
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I have a Mavic Pro which I bought in 2017. This summer I bought a second one so that I'd have a backup in case anything happened to the first one during a trip.
The Mavic Pro 2 has some nice features. If I wasn't already invested in the earlier model, I'd buy a MP2.
The Mavic Pro 2 has some nice features. If I wasn't already invested in the earlier model, I'd buy a MP2.
Alfie Foster
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I had two drones, the first one I bought and it was just terrible, but I was happy with my second drone. He has a good camera, so I often shoot beautiful landscapes. It shoots in 2K , do you think there are drones that shoot in 4K? .I want to buy myself a good drone, and choose between two interesting options on Home | The Buyers Impact however, the main qualities that I need in a drone is a great camera and a good battery that will keep a charge for a long time. I hope to buy a drone in about 2 weeks, because I'm going North of Denver soon, and I want to take great pictures
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Wild Thing
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So I'm not a drone guy. Don't know a damn thing about 'em.
But I do have a question for those of you who are savvy.
Is there a modestly priced drone out there strong enough to carry and distribute a liquid payload? Say, a gallon or more.
There are a load of illegal cannabis grows 'round my parts and I'd like to "liquidate" some problems.
But I do have a question for those of you who are savvy.
Is there a modestly priced drone out there strong enough to carry and distribute a liquid payload? Say, a gallon or more.
There are a load of illegal cannabis grows 'round my parts and I'd like to "liquidate" some problems.
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J-Roc
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Wild Thing
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Yup.
If the law can't (or won't) adequately dissuade illegal growers in this NorCal county (Trinity) - because the federal green provided by growers of illegal green pad the back pockets of county supervisors and local law - then it becomes up to residents packing sufficient nut sacks to do something about it.
The best way to hit 'em where it hurts is their crop.
So, again, I ask - are there marketed drones that can carry some weight, along with a wireless camera for guidance?
A little, judicious dab o' Round Up will go a long way.
If the law can't (or won't) adequately dissuade illegal growers in this NorCal county (Trinity) - because the federal green provided by growers of illegal green pad the back pockets of county supervisors and local law - then it becomes up to residents packing sufficient nut sacks to do something about it.
The best way to hit 'em where it hurts is their crop.
So, again, I ask - are there marketed drones that can carry some weight, along with a wireless camera for guidance?
A little, judicious dab o' Round Up will go a long way.
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AuSeeker
Elite Member
You do realize that if you spray their crops with roundup they will sell the weed anyway, which will poison people?
This is not to mention what the poison will do to the natural vegetation and the wildlife that eats that vegetation!
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Ray Dunakin
Senior Member
Yes, there are several that shoot 4k video. The DJI Mavic Pro I bought in 2017 shoots 4k, and the newer versions do too. DJI also makes the Phantom series which shoots 4k plus has other high-end features.
Wild Thing
New member
As an ecologist, watching illegal growers drain and pollute waters from salmon fisheries in the Pacific Northwest, I could argue with you about timing and targeting when plants are young and using a drift control product with a low spray altitude... But I won't waste my time or yours. I understand and appreciate your concerns.
I'm not asking for education or permission.
I simply asked if anyone would be willing to advise on a capable drone.
And the question still stands.
Oh - and that's post number 15.
At last.
ScSportsman
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I had a DJI Spark that was good for recreational flying but left me underwhelmed on windy days. Kids seemed to enjoy it.
