I like them both. I'd go with Spark because I like to fly in reasonable wind.
The mini complains far too often in even moderate wind.
Tests show that the Mini handles wind better than the Spark, believe it or not.
I like them both. I'd go with Spark because I like to fly in reasonable wind.
The mini complains far too often in even moderate wind.
I believe my own experience. I've also flown Cubs champs and up to Lear 36. I know what aircraft can handle what wind ?Tests show that the Mini handles wind better than the Spark, believe it or not.
I believe my own experience. I've also flown Cubs champs and up to Lear 36. I know what aircraft can handle what wind ?
I believe walmart.com has a spark listed.Yeah, I'm checking out the reviews of the Mini on YouTube. Seems pretty good. And I can get one tax-free from B&H Photo.
I believe walmart.com has a spark listed.
When ready to sell parts let me know
event the mavic pro and the mavic air are in the same cathegorie.MM , NFZ and height limit. No sensors at the front. Light, problems in wind in RTH, nice 2.7k
Spark, can be fully unlocked, no NFZ, no height limit. can be modified (flying mavic pro flightmodes). More power and range ,can be set to 1.8 watt easy.
EU new coming rules, Spark and MM the same, however MM is 249 gr, it has a camera, therefore category C0
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I think you need the Mavic Air 1 or 2 and not the Mini. That being said..I have two Sparks and I expect them to last forever. I'm sure there are plenty of good used Sparks out there.Thanks, Joe. No, I don't want to get a used Spark because you don't know what condition they're actually in. They might work fine for a month, and then fail.
Not mineTests show that the Mini handles wind better than the Spark, believe it or not.
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