It's a cool mess around drone but what I've noticed is you can fly at 60+ w/o the props coming into view.  To even see 40+ with the P4 you will see props.  With the M2 the props stays in.   Because it's an Inspire 1, the feed delay is really bad.  The P4PV2.0 is better for cinematics.  Better than the M2 because the sticks of the Smart Controller and Standard are worse.

That makes sense right.
The props are way higher.

Montfrooij Posted at 10-8 22:50
That makes sense right.
The props are way higher.

It's really cool at high-speeds when it's smooth.

AntDX316 Posted at 10-8 23:05
It's really cool at high-speeds when it's smooth.

Yeah, I can imagine.
The footage from an Inspire usually looks (way) more smooth.

Montfrooij Posted at 10-8 23:25
Yeah, I can imagine.
The footage from an Inspire usually looks (way) more smooth.

When I fly in Sport w/ the M2 and P4, especially with the P4, it looks like it's going to roll over.  With the M2. the whole gimbal tilts downward when given full forward stick.  It's just weird how it says pulling 59mph+ and it doesn't even feel like it's going to crash.  It's like the same attitude when you are on a race bike in the dry designed for high-speeds doing well over triple digits easy on straight roads versus a regular car pulling past 80mph and it feeling dangerous.

AntDX316 Posted at 10-9 00:06
When I fly in Sport w/ the M2 and P4, especially with the P4, it looks like it's going to roll over.  With the M2. the whole gimbal tilts downward when given full forward stick.  It's just weird how it says pulling 59mph+ and it doesn't even feel like it's going to crash.

Yes, size does matter when you are a drone

Montfrooij Posted at 10-9 00:07
Yes, size does matter when you are a drone

it depends..

165mph

AntDX316 Posted at 10-9 00:20
it depends..

165mph

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