Tripper Dog
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Great point. I have found on my P4 that the sensors work very well if the object is large in nature, or flying directly at it. And, yes, certain tree limbs and etc. aren't always detected, unless of course you fly straight towards the center of the tree. I would hope the sensors have improved, but I'm not suggesting that they be so sensitive that one doesn't have to use caution. There seems to be some smart A** out there who always likes to reply with "well, if you flew properly, you wouldn't need more sensors" and etc.
The one point that I just couldn't seem to convince some of these people was that the Drone doesn't necessary fly, or is made to fly, in just one direction. Due to the sensitivity of the sticks, and it's overall design, it can fly in any direction just as fast and well as forward, thus, the need for additional sensors. IMHO, these extra sensors make a lot of sense and am very glad that DJI has incorporated them into the new P4 P. Furthermore, with all the other improvements, the P4P now adds "value" over the Mavic and is a realistic investment. Conversely, the P4 has no value over the Mavic, which is what I had been saying all along. |
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