When the Mavic Air 2 first came out I got serious thoughts about upgrading from my Spark. It had all the features I was looking for. My excitement died when I learned that the "DJI Fly" software was not compatible with the ChrystalSky display. That was an instant deal breaker.
I bought the display because I needed something I could actually see out in bright sunshine, and thinking that I could use it if and when I wanted to upgrade my drone. Foolish me. Despite it's exorbitant cost, I still think it was worth it.
So what to do? Mavic pro 2? Way too expensive for a hobby and considering how much actual flying I do. Then I started looking at used Mavic Pros. Price is right, doesn't have all the obstacle avoidance I was looking for, but.....It does have improved flight time, a three way gimbal, and a better camera. I can also use the ChrystalSky with it. I think the three way gimbal will get rid of the jerkinness I experience when panning with the Spark. Also, it can record video at 1080 up to 90p. Useful for slow motion.
What do you all think?
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I bought the display because I needed something I could actually see out in bright sunshine, and thinking that I could use it if and when I wanted to upgrade my drone. Foolish me. Despite it's exorbitant cost, I still think it was worth it.
So what to do? Mavic pro 2? Way too expensive for a hobby and considering how much actual flying I do. Then I started looking at used Mavic Pros. Price is right, doesn't have all the obstacle avoidance I was looking for, but.....It does have improved flight time, a three way gimbal, and a better camera. I can also use the ChrystalSky with it. I think the three way gimbal will get rid of the jerkinness I experience when panning with the Spark. Also, it can record video at 1080 up to 90p. Useful for slow motion.
What do you all think?
B