Ag Drone

We are going to be comparing all of the latest generation DJI drones. We have the in spider 2 here the Phantom in the magic and I'd say that this pro inspire 2 is to these 2 drones what maybe a professional DSLR is to an entry-level camera or even a cell phone camera. Now, if you plan on flying drones professionally I think by the end of this review you're going to want the inspire - it's got interchangeable lenses. It's more sturdy it's just an overall better build if you're an enthusiast or just want to drone for fun. I think that you're going to find let the Mavic or the DJI Phantom 4 Pro is more than enough drone for you? I actually found the Phantom to be way easier to fly. It pushed less wind around which means it was creating less like turbulence for itself. And it was smaller which meant I could fit in smaller spaces and I had more flexibility. But, the inspire here has a killer feature which is that you can hook up? Separate controllers for the p

We're going to put to the test a new DJI phantom 3 drone. And I can see these are going to be a really important tool for farmers and anyone in their agricultural industry. You'll be able to do things like checking troughs, checking tanks dams, making sure stock aren't stuck around the muddy edges along fence lines and of course if your lambing or carving you'll be able to send this out and just do a bit of monitoring of your stock. And agricultural drone will save you from getting into your diesel Utes and spending hours day after day checking these when you may not have to if there's not a problem leave the ute at home. And I think you'll recruit the cost of these in easily under 12 months in just fuel savings. I suppose so I don't end up putting it in the light or into a tree it's a simple Quadcopter 4 motors each of these motors actually spin counter rotating so one will spin clockwise the other one will spin anti clockwise that just helps pre