DJI Air Unit (Mini) for RC drift cars?


Can DJI make a drift car w/ the Mini FPV unit (that works on the DJI FPV V2 goggles)?  Also make it where there is a mode that it can drift by itself and the user can guide it like a Pro like the Pro flying with DJI FPV in Sport mode?

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Now that looks like fun.

That would be awesome if DJI could pull that off.  

wouldnt be too hard to do yourself
Edit:not the auto drifting mode, surely learning how to drive it is where most of the fun lies?

Bezik Posted at 8-4 11:30
wouldnt be too hard to do yourself
Edit:not the auto drifting mode, surely learning how to drive it is where most of the fun lies?

I can't fly as Pro in Manual mode as I can in Sport mode w/ the DJI FPV drone.  Sport mode is incredible.  Engineering nowadays is so well-done the tasks are getting easier and easier.  Manual mode feels too dangerous for me.  I mean, if using assists can prove to give you better results as it goes where you intend, I'm not sure how anyone would want to do it harder.

I guess it depends why you bought the quad/drone, for me its a hobby that i can learn and become better at over time, a challenge, ive gone from flying on a simulator to now having 7 freestyle quads, Ive also picked up another skill (soldering/electronics) because quads break a lot and then u have to fix them. Like i say its all about your use case, maybe your a cinematographer just wanting some nice shots only an fpv drone can give you, in that case the DJI FPV drone is a good fit.

Bezik Posted at 8-6 13:00
I guess it depends why you bought the quad/drone, for me its a hobby that i can learn and become better at over time, a challenge, ive gone from flying on a simulator to now having 7 freestyle quads, Ive also picked up another skill (soldering/electronics) because quads break a lot and then u have to fix them. Like i say its all about your use case, maybe your a cinematographer just wanting some nice shots only an fpv drone can give you, in that case the DJI FPV drone is a good fit.

I started w/ DIY drones back in 2013 as it was all we had.  I still have DIY drones but the DJI FPV is what I wanted all of those to do since the KKBoards and ebay parts.