My Mini 2 with two Strobon Crees weighs...?

General Drone Discussion
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Some how Colin, I can’t see Plod walking around with a basic set of scales let alone scientific ones. A couple of grams either way is of no consequence really :wink: (says someone who’s drones takeoff weight is over 1.7kg). . . . :smile:

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Or just get out and fly the thing.

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Hi @milkmanchris. I surely will. :innocent: :rofl:

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Hi Dave. To quote @ResilienceUAV from earlier in this thread… I suspect it will be all good until it isn’t. :face_with_peeking_eye: :rofl:

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I good motto for life in general

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Just to be sure everyone is aware. All scales have a degree of tolerance on them which depending on the scale can be as high as +/- 10%. I would advise checking the scale documentation .

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As do all car speedometers, apparently.

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Maybe we should run a poll to see how many members have had their drone weighed by a member of authority :thinking:

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The only time my drone has been weighed by a member of authority is when I crashed into my crotch. I can tell you my member didnt have any authority left after that :grimacing:

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I’ll get my Mum to weigh mine at the weekend before she retires. She works for the Police! :smiley:

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I’m pretty sure that will bring the grand old total to “let me see here” ONE! :rofl:

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Mine is 158.2 g. Battery is 79.7 g. Gimbal cover is 5.0 g.

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Speaking of crees how do you deal with not blinding yourself when you have landed and need to turn them off?

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You get used to it, eventually. I have mine underneath the rear legs, bring it down a bit ahead of me, towards me at eye level then hand catch. No problems with the strobes.

Then I turn it over to turn off the power and regret it :joy:

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