Don't buy a DRONE, without watching this! (1/2)

I was flying it and nicked a small part of a branch on a tree and it flew over a pond and started spinning out of control and I somehow managed to get in over to land and land it. The gymble camera was droopy and I was recording it when it happened

So, that being said, is the Air 2s still a viable platform for doing business? Thanks

Who is out here crashing Cinema drones like this mf? 😂

Heh my first drone went missing thanks to the strong wind. Yes it also destroys the drone so no clue where it end up

Rule 1. You are going to crash
Rule 2. It gets expensive really fast

You can actually fly it anywhere, but you’ll get in trouble if you fly it in some restricted areas. The word can implies ability.

Can somebody tell me if I buy a drone from Amazon can I fly it put the box or do I need to pay for something to fly it around my house????

Crashing depends on what you're flying too, I don't know anyone who has flown acro for a while and hasn't crashed.

Got it stuck on top of a shop building

I never crashed

What camera did you use to film this video?

Do you want us to cut our hair like that?
No.

I’ve been flying drones for a little over a year now and have not once crashed into a tree or water.. idk how people crash do you not plan out your flights?

we did a nice one with dji pro 3

Bravo your a great pilot😂😂😂

Practice on cheap quads before buying an expensive one. Start with no GPS and no altitude hold, then you can fly anything with confidence.

In Hungary, drones can only be flown in certain places and even to fly there you need a permit, which takes about 30 days to get.

When I have my first drone I crash into a tree

How do you know it isn't allowed in some areas

Ive never crashed my drones. Flew the mini, air 2, dji fpv and now the air 3

What are they going to shoot my drone down lol I fly where I want hahahaha. Good choice on a drone though

If your main problem is side to side, get the air 3!

I bought a DJI phantom 4 ($1400) when it came out and NEVER crashed it,speak for yourself bro. If you can't fly a drone I probably wouldn't even wanna ride in a car with you

I am actually so carefull with my drone, i dont do risky stuff or fly near trees or the ground. i value my drone and know that i spend alot of money on it. I rather keep it safe than risk it for a nice shot. In dangerous areas.

Among us

This made me more confident fly my drone now thank you

Your vi

Probably cuz you’d get lost trying to find a drone in the Amazon

just learn how to drive it

i never crashed lol

What does he mean by mini?

Have never crashed my drone..

I've crashed once and payed 1/2 the price of the drone for repairs. To new pilots: don't start out with an expensive dji drone, start with toys. Get really good with the toys, crash a few times, then you're ready/

Lol, the only drones i've crashed are fpvs. And I fly dji drones since years, as well as some buddys of mine. And None of us has crashed ever one. Just don't be too risky man...

Saying about posting signage about drone regulations, make sure you have permission to fly on file and also keep updated on DJI website in (Fly Safe) section.

If I get a done I’m going to fly it wherever I want lol

I never crashed my drone

Wait till you try a fpv drone the crashing will increase

Ive learned that the better you get, the worse the drone acts. So after years of flying, esc fails, FC fails, GPS modules fail but my stick input remails solid. So he is right. Everyone crashes 😂

I need help rescuing my drone from a 3 story roof top please

idk ive been flying mini 2 pretty hard for a year and haven't crashed

111 Claimed and recognized by the one

Can I have it

Don't pay attention to him, he's a moron, he's broken, crashed and destroyed drones, and he wants to teach you tricks to fly them.

There are stupid drone laws in canada.

They think my mini can crash a passenger plane

Not everyone crashes. I have never crashed a drone. Common sense and quadruple checks will take you very far

shouldnt fly their drone...

do I care ? no