The Mini 4 pro back on sale again looks to be same price at most retailers $80.00 more for combo plus, good deal I reckon. Maybe will cheaper as we come closer to DJI Mini 5 Pro release.
DJI Mini 4 Pro Fly More Combo $1359 Delivered @ D1 Store
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its funny how people don't really go for the mavic pro any more. with all the drone laws in place now.
Drone laws have been in place for quite a while. There's no new laws. In fact, the laws are loosening slightly (for FPV at least).
yeah I wasn't talking about new laws, pretty much the very start of the laws being introduced mavic pro sales tanked. and the mini increased.
@kungfuman: I think it's just more that the capabilities of the Mini improved drastically so the price:performance ratio makes it much harder to justify a Mavic for the vast majority of people.
And "sales tanking" is relative. Mavics probably sell as many as they always have, Minis just sell stacks more.
FPV still seems pretty restrictive to me. Either apply for a permit, or join an accredited club and fly at the club field. Can't even freely FPV on your own property (if you have the acres).
Doesn't seem to have changed…am I missing something?
@Banj0: Don't believe it's changed yet, but I believe MAAA have confirmed that CASA are removing the VLOS spotter restriction on FPV. So you still need to maintain effective VLOS yourself, but it can be camera-guided whereas before you needed a spotter to not break the law.
And yes, you need to be part of a club - purely because being part of a club gets your public liability insurance. But with this new change you will be able to legally fly anywhere (that you could fly any other drone) without a spotter.
Tell 'em the price, son!
Sorry guys price should be there now.
People, Fly more Combo plus with the higher capacity batteries will make the drone go over 249 gms which will require license.
Is it worth it for 80$ more ?any personal experience? This will be my first drone
The 250g law is for the USA. Australia has no such requirement around licensing/registering > 250g.
I checked the rules but somehow it gets confusing the more you read it.
I'm a photographer operating a sole owner business under ABN and If i have to use it for commercial work would it still be the same if it is over 250 gms or under ?If you fly commercially then you need to both have a license and register your drone no matter what the weight is. You also need to register your flight plans with CASA I believe. From the investigation I did a while ago, it's a very expensive endeavor to commercially use your drone.
I checked the rules but somehow it gets confusing the more you read it.
I'm a photographer operating a sole owner business under ABN and If i have to use it for commercial work would it still be the same if it is over 250 gms or under ?The <250g are a different category here in Australia (micro RPA), and so there are different requirements for using them. Also different rules for personal vs commercial use.
CASR Part 101
https://www.legislation.gov.au/F1998B00220/latest/text/3
Got a trip to NZ later in the year and was considering the HoverAir X 1 Pro, but found out that there's rumours of a Neo 2 soon. That being said, this deal is very tempting - was just hoping for something even more compact.
$1,358.00 @ Amazon
asked JB Hifi to beat the price and got fly more plus for 1435
Plus puts you over 249g. Not that anybody is going to stop you and weigh it…DJI software may geofence though?
Airport where I live covers a lot of the suburbs if you use a 5km limit.
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