stephen.airhead
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I don't care about a Facebook group, I don't care about anyones "Status online". I care about a working rig that I paid $4400 US for. I am sick of mandatory updates that happen overnight when I have shoots to go to. I am sick of finding out that because I was dumb enough to purchase a$4400 machine early in the year, I got a substandard unit (and don;t try to dismiss this).
I made a few calls to DJI and was basically told the information was false, which turns out is a straight lie. Perhaps if loyal, paying customers were not lied to, taken advantage of and used as beta testers, a group like that FB page would not need to exist.
I own a lot of professional rigs, MANY flying on A2's and WKM's, some have Zenmuse gimbals, i own a P3P, an I1P, and OSMO and I am really getting sick of the "DJI run-a-round".
If you sell a product as a professional product, then make sure it can perform day in day out.
I am an experienced pilot, probably more experienced than 95% of the people who own Inspire 1's and I have to say, I do not have the confidence in my rig to take it on important jobs.
If people stopped being DJI fanboys, and treated DJI like a company who produces a product you could see past your own nose.
If any of you purchased a car that needed firmware updates every two weeks to hopefully/maybe work properly, have a battey that to make it work properly and not have your car just stop working and crash, after every ten rides, you need to run down the battery to zero while driving "2 inches the ground" to "calibrate it". How can a professional with 10 - 20 batteries "calibrate fly" ALL his/her batteries every 10 cycles? That is insane. I have used lipo batteries for YEARS and never had to do this nonsense. A simple balance conditioning charge was plenty, and I never had to run the batts down to do it.
back to the car, SO you purchase it because of an ad that states it has 500 horsepower, and then you find out you that because you bought the car early you only got 250 horsepower but the selling company states "there is no difference" would you REALLY BE OK WITH All OF THIS?!?!? The answer is NO.?
DJI needs to step it up. I am REALLY frustrated in this company. The Inspire Pro is a wonderful piece of technology, but it's almost impossible to take it seriously as a professional when you can't rely on it on a daily basis, and you need to spend more time updating the firmware and conditioning the batteries to keep it safe than flying it.
COME ON DJI, DO BETTER. |
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