Howdy!

[aeristudios]

Howdy Yall I am picking up a parrot drone and thought I would join a forum of other parrot users.
This is not my first drone but it is my first Parrot, I have owned l of the DJI mavic drones and a spark.
I recently parted ways with DJI and sold all my equipment, I have been looking for something that has an SDK and less manufacturer involvement in my daily drone activities. I look forward to being a contributing member to the forum!

 

[Liger 1956]

A warm welcome to the forum from the UK.

 

[Jagerbomb52]

Welcome to the Forum. I think you will enjoy your membership. There are many other members happy to provide assistance for any issues you may have, and those that may need information you bring. A lot of good information is already stored in existing threads.

Couple easy things:
1.) The search Icon is your friend. It's the magnifying glass near the upper right of the screen when you scroll all the way up. It can find many answers you will never find by yourself.
2.) Be aware that you won't always get a quick response. There are times when many other members are on line, and sometimes only a few. A response may not show up until the right person sees it.
3.) Be aware the forum is Global. If you are exchanging with a member on the other side of the world, response can get delayed and out of sequence due to a difference in local time.
4.) Although the Forum is global, the language is English. It is customary to translate other languages to English. Many members also include the original language post to help alleviate translation errors.
5.) Review the forum rules (on the bottom right). There are not too many, but it is important they are followed to keep the Forum a useful and happy place for everyone.

Please read over the Advice for new pilots

Advice for new pilots

Drone School 101 Here are a few Do's and Don'ts for new drone pilots or pilots new to Parrot drones. * READ THE MANUAL! * Preflight the drone, looking especially for prop damage. * Fly close and slow until you get a feel for the controls. * Practice over a course until you can fly it...

parrotpilots.com

 

[pmh1nic]

Welcome to the forum and Parrot.

I have an Anafi and Mavic Pro but my go to is the Anafi. Easier set-up, the FF6 app is more intuitive in my opinion and you never have to worry about being locked out of airspace due to the DJI NFZ (I always verify before I fly so don't need them holding my hand). The upside to the MP is Occusync which gives me more range when I'm flying in a heavy interference air.

 

[aeristudios]

Forgot to mention, I am a part 107 holder, I have liquidated all my DJI stuff in favor of the small formfactor Anafi. I am a commercial photographer and have started using the drone for model shoots as well to get a unique perspective . I am looking for a prop cage for indoor shoots.

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