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Any links ? I can only remember some sites speculating there might be a Spark 2...
It's a bit hard to see what they could have added honestly without getting too close to the Air.
The posting doesn't say anything about "airplanes would be able to see the drone on the radar."That's what looks like, however there will be new drones by next year that will have a great feature that people would be able see any airplanes or helicopters close to the drone and airplanes also would be able to see the drone on the radar. This is a great tool for everyone to be safe on the sky.
So looking at the alleged specifications, the spark 2 is nothing more than a small DJI mavic air.Here is some insight from DP (digital Photography) Review
An industry insider told us that DJI sent out a memo last week stating: “due to a shift in priorities the July 23 event is now on hold until further notice." Unfortunately, no information was provided explaining the postponement nor was a new date announced.'
Speculation on Spark 2 specs include:
If not released this summer, many pilots will not have a chance to fly until next summer.
- 4K video at 30fps
- Increased video bitrate
- An improved 3-axis gimbal
- 2x digital zoom
- An increased flight time of 18 minutes versus 16 minutes for the original Spark
- New battery design that is not compatible with the original model
- Same official range but with a new antenna design and a new remote controller featuring improved tech for a better connection. OcuSync 2.0 will likely not be included
It's likely, the price will be higher than the current Spark 1 prices
Why wait to pay more for less
Upgrade to a new to you well cared for Mavic Pro that has at least the soecs listed above and better battery life and range with Occusync
I have one offered in the classifieds at this link
Mavic Pro 1 ***SOLD***
***SOLD*** Hi, I have a Mavic Pro 1 for sale. As you may know, the MP offers many enhancements to your drone flying experience. These include more than twice the flying time per battery, greater control over the drones movements and speeds. 4K video, 2.7K video (computers that cannot handle...sparkpilots.com
Seems like it, and both are wifi, enhanced or otherwise.So looking at the alleged specifications, the spark 2 is nothing more than a small DJI mavic air.
An industry insider told us that DJI sent out a memo last week stating: “due to a shift in priorities the July 23 event is now on hold until further notice."
Looks like DJI is just like Apple... They don't really care for inexpensive products... They only care to add juice for the high-end products.Seems like it, and both are wifi, enhanced or otherwise.
Wifi is inferior to Occusync
Possibly. DJI needs to better align with LAANCJust a wild thought, July 23rd was the release date of a DJI annoucment and the FAA is due to release LAANC on July 23rd.
Maybe something had to go back for a retrofit of sorts?
Any connection?
I dunno.?
Being that it is all co-ordinate based, DJI should be able to update data base and push through to users with updates.
Agree. The US market is by far DJI's largest. The US economy is still strong, but drone sales are declining. I think this only by the declining offering of local retail stores.The hobby industry is such a fickle game. Consumer drones have had a huge decline in sale in the last two quarters and that is what DJI are concerned about. Return on investment will be poor for this side of the market from now on. It would be likely that a core product like the Phantom will be the only line left in 2 years. Mainly because it has industrial application and the price point can remain high.
GoPro are on a race to bankruptcy and Osmo sport just can't do well. The camera industry has been hit by the iPhone and Samsung phones, so the little niche for aerial or action imagery will get fierce. Spark is good for the price but the hobby drone cameras like the Cadxx Tarsier, are now 4K. This will render Spark over priced, which equals zero profit.
ie Spark 2 will certainly be the end of the line even if Spark 1 isn't already.
So just a thinly 'disguised' classified posting outside the classified section in a Spark thread?Here is some insight from DP (digital Photography) Review
An industry insider told us that DJI sent out a memo last week stating: “due to a shift in priorities the July 23 event is now on hold until further notice." Unfortunately, no information was provided explaining the postponement nor was a new date announced.'
Speculation on Spark 2 specs include:
If not released this summer, many pilots will not have a chance to fly until next summer.
- 4K video at 30fps
- Increased video bitrate
- An improved 3-axis gimbal
- 2x digital zoom
- An increased flight time of 18 minutes versus 16 minutes for the original Spark
- New battery design that is not compatible with the original model
- Same official range but with a new antenna design and a new remote controller featuring improved tech for a better connection. OcuSync 2.0 will likely not be included
It's likely, the price will be higher than the current Spark 1 prices
Why wait to pay more for less
Upgrade to a new to you well cared for Mavic Pro that has at least the soecs listed above and better battery life and range with Occusync
I have one offered in the classifieds at this link
Mavic Pro 1 ***SOLD***
***SOLD*** Hi, I have a Mavic Pro 1 for sale. As you may know, the MP offers many enhancements to your drone flying experience. These include more than twice the flying time per battery, greater control over the drones movements and speeds. 4K video, 2.7K video (computers that cannot handle...sparkpilots.com
No attempt to disguise. Here is the link.So just a thinly 'disguised' classified posting outside the classified section in a Spark thread?
Hi from Oz, spoke to a company yesterday who are well connected with DJI and the word is there will be an up specked Spark 2 however the Air was going to be discontinued !!!!!!So looking at the alleged specifications, the spark 2 is nothing more than a small DJI mavic air.
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