Cheapest DJI mavic combo yet offered by Amazon. Good saving compared to the high street retailer
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only1
22 Jul 175#1
I had a mavic pro and it's was an incredible machine. I sold it after realising I had no use for it what so ever.
It's a great buy as extra batteries are a must.
HotBot
22 Jul 174#5
Why should having to register and pass a simple test put anyone off? The real question you need to ask is can you justify spending a thousand pounds on something you may only use a few times? Once you have shot a few videos of some fields and trees what are you intending doing with the footage?
Spending the money on a good digital camera and tripod (to enable selfies) is probably a better investment. If you want to fly RC models there are much cheaper alternatives and may hold your interest for longer (especially if you join a club).
MRGRINGO
22 Jul 173#6
Damn that is such a sensible and straight to the point answer.
What's the online world coming to.
Latest comments (25)
Savedotmoney
25 Jul 17#25
Just checked their website and it's £1058.99.
TBC15
24 Jul 17#24
Just checked their Fly More Combo is £976 Grrrr. I struck while the iron was hot on Amazon and it just cost me £200.
kentyboy
24 Jul 17#23
It wasn't. It was the drone and accessory kit. I bought one.
trd
23 Jul 17#22
Unless you're strictly into voyeurism... who else would care to spend this much?
Darkwaxer
22 Jul 17#19
Very tempted to get this.. dunno if I should wait for Black Friday.. or post Christmas sales.. or January sales..
Beano007 to Darkwaxer
23 Jul 171#21
I got mine from techinthebasket for 800 insured delivery (from Manchester). There is a deal on here just now for 50 quid batteries (I paid 69). So, drone and 3 batteries for 900 is possible just now, I doubt black Friday will beat that.
It wasn't part of prime day, the Mavic with accessorie pack was which is not the same.
michaeljb
22 Jul 171#16
Be gone, there is no place for logic here, this is hukd we only impulse buy things we don't need because they are cheap or we snipe all available items cheap to up sell later on eBay for profit. All other possibilities are Moot flirt
leviticus71
22 Jul 17#3
New laws are to be brought in soon by the looks of it where everyone has to be registered and take a training course to fly a drone because of idiots flying near planes and around their flight paths. Was looking to get this till I saw the news this morning don't know if I should now.
coathanger to leviticus71
22 Jul 17#4
It will be in the form of an online proficiency test. Pretty straightforward.
ec9wrr to leviticus71
22 Jul 17#15
Because you wantes to fly near planes?! Ha only joking.
I wouldn't worry. If anything, I feel this morning's news is good news. It means drone users will be more sensible and as a result maybe they'll get less bad press....
Beano007
22 Jul 171#13
The developer options are simply commented out in the code, just edit in notepad (remove the //) and you can do away with the UK distance restrictions. The UK guidelines do say that you should always fly line of site and also, it is very bursty when you lose visual on your 1 grand investment so use common sense.
TBC15 to Beano007
22 Jul 17#14
Interesting.
Any further details out there? I thought they had made the code tamper proof.
queenieburns
22 Jul 17#10
Tryin to convince the wife , what kitchen activities can this do, can it whip cream? heat!!
TBC15 to queenieburns
22 Jul 17#11
It would probably take a high res picture of the receipt for the kitchen, not sure if that helps with negotiations.
imarks
22 Jul 17#9
Great price for an awesome drone with accessories.
TBC15
22 Jul 17#8
Any info out there about getting around the UK range issue?
TBC15
22 Jul 17#7
Thanks just bought one.
MRGRINGO
22 Jul 173#6
Damn that is such a sensible and straight to the point answer.
What's the online world coming to.
HotBot
22 Jul 174#5
Why should having to register and pass a simple test put anyone off? The real question you need to ask is can you justify spending a thousand pounds on something you may only use a few times? Once you have shot a few videos of some fields and trees what are you intending doing with the footage?
Spending the money on a good digital camera and tripod (to enable selfies) is probably a better investment. If you want to fly RC models there are much cheaper alternatives and may hold your interest for longer (especially if you join a club).
dunny06
22 Jul 171#2
I've just sold my mavic pro and it was a awesome drone but I'm the same with the previous post and didn't have the time for it.
only1
22 Jul 175#1
I had a mavic pro and it's was an incredible machine. I sold it after realising I had no use for it what so ever.
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Top comments
It's a great buy as extra batteries are a must.
Spending the money on a good digital camera and tripod (to enable selfies) is probably a better investment. If you want to fly RC models there are much cheaper alternatives and may hold your interest for longer (especially if you join a club).
What's the online world coming to.
Latest comments (25)
I wouldn't worry. If anything, I feel this morning's news is good news. It means drone users will be more sensible and as a result maybe they'll get less bad press....
Any further details out there? I thought they had made the code tamper proof.
What's the online world coming to.
Spending the money on a good digital camera and tripod (to enable selfies) is probably a better investment. If you want to fly RC models there are much cheaper alternatives and may hold your interest for longer (especially if you join a club).
It's a great buy as extra batteries are a must.