Does anyone know of any vendors in the northeast us that we could order a M200/210 through. Any guidance would be helpful!

Thanks for your interest in DJI product, please find the local retail stores to see if they have M200/210 in stock: https://www.dji.com/where-to-buy?site=brandsite&from=footer

I can help you. I am in Ohio..

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I would recommend going with a DJI enterprise dealer who can provide the necessary support these systems may require.

rfAndy Posted at 2018-6-2 03:31
I would recommend going with a DJI enterprise dealer who can provide the necessary support these systems may require.

Yes I agree. I think we found a good one in NOAR Technologies out of Michigan. They offer the full suppport of equipment, acces., software and support/training. Also partnered with Autodesk and Leica which is good for our company.

I’m taking the reigns on starting a new program for our company with drone mapping for civil infrastructure. This industry is new enough so there just isn’t that many vendors that offer a full range of support yet, especially in New England, or even the northeastern us.

Any pointers you think I should know in reference to the M210/210 RTK rfAndy?

Ryan B

Ryan. Good luck with your program. With the 210 RTK, lots of parts that require you to be sure everything is up to date with firmware. Airframe, batteries, D-RTK ground station and aircraft , datalink pro air and ground, payloads, cendence controller, pilot and go4 apps, and crystalsky monitor. Some folks have issues getting D-RTK to work. I have intermittent issues. Make sure you closely read all the manuals and release notes on firmware. Sometimes you have to do multiple updates while each time switching out battery pairs to get all your batteries updated with firmware. Folks have lost their aircraft by not updating all the batteries. Practice practice practice before flying off into wild blue yonder. Other than that...solid platform with some rough edges here and there.