The flyaway Show

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Are Phantom drones ready for commercial operations? Are they safe from flyaways?








Well, well, well...Look at what we have here. A stinking runaway.  Enjoy the show.  The phantom 2 was recovered after a full day of rain.  It worked just fine! DJIs are tough, CRAZY tough.  That's the issue, right; they...are...CRAZY.

 DJI runaways are now common knowledge in the sUAV community, but is it urban myth, or is there something to it!?

Flyaway 2

Iceland Runaway Crash

Operator Error? Always calibrate at the field you are flying at!


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