Recent content by sv1000spilot

May well be out of stock sue to Covid-19? Nearly all DJI stuff, even after market is made in China.

As PfCO operator is use it post flight to update flight logs. It saves having to record flight details pre and post flight

Went to Florida last year with no problems taking the spark on the flight and going back again this year. 1. Register with the FAA - Recreational Flyers & Modeler Community-Based Organizations 2. Download B4UFLY app 3. Take spare props 4. Have fun

4 batteries currently, but will possibly buy more

Coverdrone is another UK drone insurance company. Covers fly-always as well Not sure why their website is down, I have a policy with them which paid out with no issues but have had trouble getting hold of them recently hence other drone insured with Coverdrone

Keep both and join both forums ?

I’ve still got the Spark, Controller & Batteries luckily. It’s just the charging hub & transformer they took.

DJI Spark 3 battery charger & transformer stolen from my car today in Bristol. If anyone see's one up for Sale in Bristol area can you please let me know.

My spark seems to do the same, but only occasionally and that seems to be if I take off using controller. If I use launch button on phone it seems to be ok..?? I now do all launches using screen launch button, then leave it hovering for about 30-45sec to stabilise before using the controller.

I did similar. Luckily it was insured and easily repaired. Drone Doctor (UK Company) did a good job and quickly

I use UK Drone Insurance | FlyIcarus they are great. Had my drone insured for less than a week when I crashed drone and broke it. Very quick response and fixed quickly.

I’m insured with them. Had the policy week or so when I crashed my spark. It was very quick from claim going in to be processed. Just waiting for repaired drone to be sent back.

I’m in UK and have insured through www.flyicarus.com So far I can’t fault them as my spark is undergoing repairs after hitting a tree and crashing to the ground. I have full international cover as well as public liability.

Having traveled to USA and back from UK I had no issue with having spark & batteries in hand luggage. I registered my drone with the FAA as if I was questioned it would probably be better to be registered than not.