No obstacle avoidance ahhh
Scale 4 will mean Beaufort force 4, which is 11-16 knots
Huh??? Why T F is there a new app??? (For @PingSpike to hack!. 
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12:57 v. my 13.07 - how long will those 10 mins add to my delivery wait, do you think?
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Impressive
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Ordered… if the exchange rate swings wildly in our favour I might cancel/reorder, probably not going to do that before Friday 13 December.
Now I have the dilemma of “do I pack the Mavic Pro?”
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Moved your post over to the Mavic Mini thread. You’re a bit behind the others that have already ordered. 
Just spotted the 18w USB socket - that’ll be usb-c then.
iCandy - good results by the looks of it
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My bad 
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Meant to say… Fly More combo came in at £389.79 after currency conversion.
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Not 100% but I’m sure I read somewhere that warranty is only valid in the country it was purchased from not country of residence unless they state International warranty, just something you might want to check I could be wrong tho.
Now all the reviews are going live - It does look bloody good though 
…as for the lack of collision detection - I’ve never needed it on my Mavic or Spark or the M2 
It’s tickling my gadgetitis bone. 
Must
Say
No
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… that makes it the same as my MP, since they’re always off. 
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Legend 
I got to be honest - I always leave them on - just in case I miss something.
Mainly they’re just an annoying noise during take-off if I’m too close to it 
TBH - having a few FPV drones has taught me a lot about spacial awareness down low, but I never fly the M2 low - so I should probably turn the sensors off 
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You mean in case you hit something.
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Used to have them on … then almost got caught out by circumstances when I’d forgotten about them and they took over … to my surprise.
Having them off all the time, it means I don’t get surprises.
Of course, were I contemplating to “do a @colinbm” … then, with the MP, at least I do have to option to turn them on.
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