4 Likes
guilty as charged - though I am sure that if you watch it via here it does not add to the counts as I never see my video counts go up when I post my award winning content here - so we might be safe haha
1 Like
The fucker (only watched the first 30 seconds) states its should not be on sale in the UK
What about my day flights
See you next Tuesday Sean.
3 Likes
You also might want to get the dislike button back
1 Like
FFS, am I going to have to submit another FOI request to the CAA to clarify a panicked ābreaking newsā story based on this guyās need for clicks? 
4 Likes
How would this work on a 360 drone. The green light would get in the way no matter what?
Hereās a set of simple guidance cards for the Avata 360 and FPV Goggles (3 & N3).
Whilst regular goggles users, will probably already know most of this, thereās a few additional icons specific to the Avata 360
4 Likes
Not sure if anyoneās been following the DJI Avata360 issue with it being a UK1 labelled drone but having an issue with its compliance over not having a green flashing light.
Geeksvana has some useful and positive updates about it so anyone with an Avata360 might want to keep an eye on thisā¦
1 Like
Little confused by the statement from the CAA and the original video - maybe itās me but it seems the video was all about not having ANY green flashing light regardless of what time of day you were flying. So if no green light you donāt fly at night its simple and the classification to c/ UK was that it needs a green light for night flight. Granted its part of the c1 specs to have that green light - but it seems the CAA is not overly worried about that being part of the standard to get the classification - another storm in a t-cup that didnāt need the panic from Geeksvana 
3 Likes
Peter thanks for watching it for us 
2 Likes
Someone has to take one for the team.
3 Likes
I just had my first N3 goggles and motion controller light with the A360ā¦and Iām a little underwhelmed.
When I compare it to my Neo 2 on the same goggles/motion controller, the A360 needed much bigger turning circles (I get itās heavier, affecting inertia, etc) and it was rather twitchy, suddenly erratic, even in Sports mode (with O/A off by default) with it not being close to the deck.
At one point I turned on head tracking, but again was underwhelmed. It wasnāt as immersive as my old PSVR (on a PS4) using flight sim games (like Ultrawings). It felt a bit jerky and (unless it was my imagination) the res on the display seemed lower.
2-3 times I had a āsignal interferenceā message, which makes me wonder if thatās the source of itās uncharacteristic (compared to Neo 2) twitchiness during flight.
Iām hoping to take it out to a different area this afternoon and have another try.
I would be overly concerned, if I were you.
99.9999% of YT creators will preach anything, just for clicks
1 Like
Itās not a patch on the Avata 2 either with goggles and motion controller.
It does not move in the same way or as quickly and nimbly.
Donāt get me wrong I love it, but as a camera drone not an FPV wanna be
2 Likes
Which isnāt a patch on the original Avata, that was and still is the best version
1 Like
Up for debate
2 Likes
Slaps a GoPro on it 
1 Like
@Howard78 very nearly lost one 
2 Likes
Iāve bit the bullet and clicked āBuy Nowā on the Avata 360 RC2 Flymore Combo.
Roll on Friday 8th May - itās delivery day. 
9 Likes