Labroides
Core User of DJI
Flight distance : 9991457 ft
Australia
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luciens Posted at 2018-6-7 19:17
For a little more than $300, though, you can buy the DJI goggles. These are superior to a crappy tablet in every conceivable way for operating a DJI drone. The FOV is enormous, the resolution is better, the firmware in it works with no stuttering, etc. and the latency is minimal even at 1080p. The firmware doesn't crash, and you have full visibility in midday sunlight. Better hardware, better software, better everything for operating a DJI drone and you can frame shots with much more precision than with your invisible, stuttering, locking up $300 crappy little tablet. And it's even made by the same folks - DJI.
So before you start telling people to spend more money to make their drones work, you should at least learn the right way to do it with the better solution yourself, before you start offering that advice. Just good common sense.
you can frame shots with much more precision than with your invisible, stuttering, locking up $300 crappy little tablet.
Maybe the goggles are ok but that doesn't mean everything else is garbage.
My tablet is certainly not an invisible, stuttering, locking up $300 crappy little tablet.
You really do spout a lot of garbage.
So before you start telling people to spend more money to make their drones work, you should at least learn the right way to do it with the better solution yourself, before you start offering that advice.
Users of most Phantoms know they have to buy a tablet so I'm not telling people to spend more money to make their drones work.
Just countering the nonsense you're putting about with actual facts instead of dubious opinions of questionable veracity.
The tablet I use is of very high quality and has never locked up.
As I've said it performs flawlessly in serious professional use.
It also fits easily in my case and eliminates the need for me to purchase additional expensive and bulky devices to make my drone work. |
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