The Best Drone for Harley Davidson and all Motorcycle Riders:
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it is easy to fly. If you get it to take it to a soccer field or an open space to practice before attempting to fly in a crowded area. The good thing about it is if you panic just stop and let go of the controller and it will hover in place.
I have a DJI Mavic Air. Best investment for the bike ever. Not sure if this link will work but here goes:
https://www.facebook.com/Brunswicker/videos/10155351946122101/
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Besides motorcycles, I'm big into both AP (Aerial Photography) drones and FPV Racing Drones...
I do agree that there are a lot of plusses to the Spark. It's actually my "go to" drone. It's the first drone I grab to take with me on trips due to it's smaller size. It's camera is good enough for posting on Social Media. On the downside, getting a good quality image usually requires a bit of fiddling with the camera settings, it's flight time is about 13 minutes; due to it's small size its more susceptible to higher winds. But overall for someone just looking for a decent/good camera drone at a very reasonable price, it can't be beat.
I've also got a Mavic Pro, Mavic Air, Phantom 4 Pro, and an Inspire 1 v2. Personally, if I had to pick and keep only one drone, it would be the Mavic Pro. The Mavic Air while nice and it's Intelligent flight modes are better tuned than the Mavic Pro, it's range is terrible especially in Wifi dense neighborhoods. It loses connection at very short ranges; 500-600 ft out. Compared to the Mavic Pro which I've used in the same area and get over 1500' out before I turn it around. The Mavic Pro gets about 25 minutes of flight time where as the Mavic Air is about 15-17 minutes.
The Phantom 4 and Inspire are too big to take with me on my bike...
I do agree that there are a lot of plusses to the Spark. It's actually my "go to" drone. It's the first drone I grab to take with me on trips due to it's smaller size. It's camera is good enough for posting on Social Media. On the downside, getting a good quality image usually requires a bit of fiddling with the camera settings, it's flight time is about 13 minutes; due to it's small size its more susceptible to higher winds. But overall for someone just looking for a decent/good camera drone at a very reasonable price, it can't be beat.
I've also got a Mavic Pro, Mavic Air, Phantom 4 Pro, and an Inspire 1 v2. Personally, if I had to pick and keep only one drone, it would be the Mavic Pro. The Mavic Air while nice and it's Intelligent flight modes are better tuned than the Mavic Pro, it's range is terrible especially in Wifi dense neighborhoods. It loses connection at very short ranges; 500-600 ft out. Compared to the Mavic Pro which I've used in the same area and get over 1500' out before I turn it around. The Mavic Pro gets about 25 minutes of flight time where as the Mavic Air is about 15-17 minutes.
The Phantom 4 and Inspire are too big to take with me on my bike...
I agree. I see you are from Denver, I was there in May. I love it there. Do yo have any video or a Channel that I can see your drone footage?
Thanks for the comment. Subscribe to the Channel to see my Denver and Wyoming Video coming soon. Youtube Channel Traveling Tall
[video]https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCltQEsa0VPvLkobZI2lxWAg[/video]
Thanks for the comment. Subscribe to the Channel to see my Denver and Wyoming Video coming soon. Youtube Channel Traveling Tall
[video]https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCltQEsa0VPvLkobZI2lxWAg[/video]
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