All Things Drones
Whether you are getting ready to build your very first drone or if you are just curious as to what goes into building one, by the end of this article you will be better-prepared than I was to get started and have a much better chance at initial success.
There is a lot to be excited about when it comes to the DJI Avata 2 if the leaked information we are receiving is accurate. The camera alone is going to be a huge upgrade from that of the DJI FPV and DJI Avata with the new sensor clocking-in at 1/1.3" and 12 megapixels.
If you have been pondering the possibility of starting to fly more than just your traditional GPS photography drones, then I highly recommend you see this article through to the end. After reading, you will become familiarized with my outline my top-5 picks for FPV drones for beginners in the year 2024.
I'd like to apologize for largely being missing-in-action on this blog. I started it with the best intentions to post weekly and, well, we all know how that tends to go at times -- especially in this industry.
It has been two weeks since I posted that response video and in that time I have inundated myself with all things Remote ID. During my inundation, our FPV lord and savior, Joshua Bardwell posted a video that resonated with me and made me realize that maybe I need to be even less rigid in my stance on Remote ID and how it impacts the community. I will link Josh's video at the bottom of this blog if you would like to watch it, but in the meantime if you have any vested interest in how it changed some of the nuances of my stance on Remote ID, keep reading...
I am taking a crack at reviewing the GEPRC Mark5 Freestyle drone with the DJI O3 Air Unit. At an initial glance, this drone is rock-solid and looks the part of a truly freestyle experience.
The Drone Geek 