UK DJI Mini 2 | 4 Ways To Earn Money in 2022

That video was packed with information.  Sean really did a great job.  Thanks for sharing DA.

It will be hard to earn money these days with a M2.
Everybody seems to own one themselves since they are so cheap.

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-18 04:13
That video was packed with information.  Sean really did a great job.  Thanks for sharing DA.

No Probs DT.   

Montfrooij Posted at 12-18 13:32
It will be hard to earn money these days with a M2.
Everybody seems to own one themselves since they are so cheap.

But not everyone can fly them Monty.

DAFlys Posted at 12-19 01:30
But not everyone can fly them Monty.

Well, I think for the purposes he wanted to use them many can.
And many are.
I see a lot of M2's flying around with 'regular' companies flying them (contractors, real estate agents etc. etc. )

Montfrooij Posted at 12-19 01:44
Well, I think for the purposes he wanted to use them many can.
And many are.
I see a lot of M2's flying around with 'regular' companies flying them (contractors, real estate agents etc. etc. )

Only seems to have taken off with estate agents here,  not much more.

DAFlys Posted at 12-19 02:06
Only seems to have taken off with estate agents here,  not much more.

Many construction companies use them here.
Inspecting stuff to signing off their work.

Yet another lengthy, self-imposing, unnessesary video which could have been summarized in a few lines of text.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-19 03:09
Many construction companies use them here.
Inspecting stuff to signing off their work.

I’ve not noticed that here but I’ve not been around construction for a few years now.

Johnny_J Posted at 12-19 04:14
Yet another lengthy, self-imposing, unnessesary video which could have been summarized in a few lines of text.

Very true Johnny.

DAFlys Posted at 12-19 06:59
I’ve not noticed that here but I’ve not been around construction for a few years now.

I have seen at least 2 different companies use a Mini 2 just for this.
Talked to one of the operators. It was just a project manager that told me all of them got a short training and a M2.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-19 07:46
I have seen at least 2 different companies use a Mini 2 just for this.
Talked to one of the operators. It was just a project manager that told me all of them got a short training and a M2.

That’s pretty cool.  

The last company I worked at had two guys who used one to check manufacturing equipment so they didn’t need to get up ladders etc. the company (a big Fortune 500)  sent them off for a months course and when they do the Inspections they have to get everyone to leave the area.

DAFlys Posted at 12-19 09:03
That’s pretty cool.  

The last company I worked at had two guys who used one to check manufacturing equipment so they didn’t need to get up ladders etc. the company (a big Fortune 500)  sent them off for a months course and when they do the Inspections they have to get everyone to leave the area.

If they use bigger drones, that would be the case here too, but with the M2 you can just fly (almost) everywhere.

DAFlys Posted at 12-19 01:30
No Probs DT.

   

Montfrooij Posted at 12-19 11:12
If they use bigger drones, that would be the case here too, but with the M2 you can just fly (almost) everywhere.

This was a large Fortune 500 company,  you literally cant use a screwdriver without training course, a risk assessment and an approved change control.    I used to have a 1/2 day course to be permitted to enter a room with c02 fire suppression,  just to enter not touch it in any way.

DAFlys Posted at 12-20 01:05
This was a large Fortune 500 company,  you literally cant use a screwdriver without training course, a risk assessment and an approved change control.    I used to have a 1/2 day course to be permitted to enter a room with c02 fire suppression,  just to enter not touch it in any way.

Something is very wrong here.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-20 01:19
Something is very wrong here.

Yes.  Honestly it was hard work getting things improved.   There was a course for any tool even the pallet truck.    There was even a general health and safety course which was to instruct you on things that dont look right and how to report them,   they used on example of a forklift,  lifting another forklift to get extra height.

DAFlys Posted at 12-20 01:34
Yes.  Honestly it was hard work getting things improved.   There was a course for any tool even the pallet truck.    There was even a general health and safety course which was to instruct you on things that dont look right and how to report them,   they used on example of a forklift,  lifting another forklift to get extra height.

That feels like over regulating things.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-20 01:43
That feels like over regulating things.

It came about due to being sued over the years.  In America they sue for everything,   Even an apple pie being too hot from McD's.

DAFlys Posted at 12-20 02:23
It came about due to being sued over the years.  In America they sue for everything,   Even an apple pie being too hot from McD's.

True. That went way too far if you ask me.
We were in Sweden some years ago and a child fell of a small cliff. (no serious injuries)
The first thing they screamed was 'who is responsible for not having fences here'.
(they were American).
Later on we spoke to them on the campsite and they were told that it is the parents / caretakers responsibility to teach their kids to look out OR watch out for them.
When they recovered from the first 'shock' they actually felt this was a better approach.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-20 02:33
True. That went way too far if you ask me.
We were in Sweden some years ago and a child fell of a small cliff. (no serious injuries)
The first thing they screamed was 'who is responsible for not having fences here'.

Indeed,  its a incredible culture I bet they went back to normal when they got home.  

DAFlys Posted at 12-20 04:22
Indeed,  its a incredible culture I bet they went back to normal when they got home.

I bet they did.