New member here in Hilton Head SC. Just getting my Spark flying again after having it in mothballs for the last 18 months. Lots to relearn!
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I'm also flying my Spark again after a two year hiatus, largely from pandemic. Happy Landings!
Hi to everybody!...After a couple of years of sby with my spark, the past week I looked at it...check battery...check software...turned it on and back high in the sky like without a problem!
Old Spark, always sparks!
David from North Italy
Old Spark, always sparks!
David from North Italy
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Howdy back from Texas. I like mine also. I actually have two. If anyone is around the lake Whitney area lmk.
checking in from northwest Arkansas got tired of working on the bulldozer so thought I’d take a break and work on my drone. Just wanted to say hello to everyone and thanks for having me. Look forward to getting to know everyone
Hey Whooster. Welcome to the forum from not so sunny South Africa
Inherited my brother's Spark after it had gathered dust in a cupboard (for nearly a decade). De-hibernating the batteries now. I have the remote too. I know it's old but I am a new pilot and it's fun to have something to learn on that won't upset me if I crash it. I'm excited! It looks like a fun hobby and I want to record some abandoned railway lines in my area. UK based. Thanks!
Hello from the Hoosier Heartland of Central Indiana ljvx.
Nice to meet you.
I haven't flown my SPARK for years due to a crash.
Make sure to read the manual and how the RTH (Return To Home) works in different situations. That's how mine failed.
Pilot error.
However, I still maintain the battery charge on the batteries and remote JIC I see another SPARK someday.
I currently fly a Mavic Air 2 and a NEO. (The NEO is my new "SPARK".
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