RichJ53
Second Officer
Flight distance : 1837356 ft
United States
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Aero-Drone Imag Posted at 2018-1-6 23:29
I was refering to the DJI Cadence RC. Though the DJI Cadence may be nicer than the standard RC's that come standard with Inspire series aircraft, there are much nicer RC's on the market that cost considerably less than the DJI Cadence....
My Futaba 18MZWC was $3.000 with tons of features and programmability, but this radio does not have any ability to communicate with video streaming on any other frequency's. Is the Futaba a nicer radio? Yes, but is it suited for drones? No
So what Rodger8 is saying, is the Cendence is a very solid and professional drone radio very much worth the $1000. It really takes the workload off the single operator that can make a difference in getting the shot. The standard remote will do the job, if you need to save the money.
I have both the Inspire 1 and the newer Inspire 2. I have thoroughly enjoyed these aircraft.
>> The advances on the new Inspire 2 make all the difference in providing your confidence in getting the shot you are looking for. It is really more for the professional and is unfortunately priced as such.
>> The Inspire 1 when it was first released, had the latest technology at the time had everything needed to get the job done. The Inspire 1 is still a great aircraft to use. But like a old computer, technology keeps out pacing us every year. So, I prefer to fly the Inspire 2 using the improved abilities and features. I really need to sell the Inspire 1 because it is not getting used anymore (but can seem to part with it)
Only you, know your budget and situation.
>> If you require the latest technology for a professional environment, then Buy the INSPIRE 2.
>> If you can get by with less technology options, then Buy a INSPIRE 1
PS: Thank you for your service to our country!
All the best
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