Will the P4 be racier than the Mavic?
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edconrad
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I understand the P4 will still be faster than the new Mavic.  I sure liked blasting mine around the field...with & without FPV as I'm a bit of a racer.  Although bulkier and heavier, will the P4 have an edge on maneuverability over the Mavic due to a possibly higher power/weight ratio?  
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hallmark007
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I think it will , also from what I've seen breaking is a bit more responsive on P4, it already has a speed of 45mph against Mavic 40mph, because of its extra bulk it will fly much faster downwind, I have reached speed of up to 62 mph downwind, that's another reason I will be keeping my P4 as well as getting the Mavic which has great portability.
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Fulgerite
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The P4 has a slightly higher top speed... and from what I have seen appears to have a bit more control authority as well.   So I guess you could say it's slightly racier.

But the Phantom's & Mavic Pro don't compare with the custom built FPV drones which can achieve much higher speeds and are more maneuverable.

http://bestdroneforthejob.com/dr ... one-buyers-guide-2/
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Racing Drone's are another breed of cat entirely, speeds up to 100mph (160KMH) and turn on a dime and give you 8 cents change. A lot of fun to watch, but VERY EASY to crash as you need killer reaction time and reflexes.
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Fulgerite Posted at 2016-10-11 13:00
The P4 has a slightly higher top speed... and from what I have seen appears to have a bit more contr ...

Dang it!  With that link, you have me looking at Racing Drones (again).  I might buy that Hubsan drone for giggles.
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