I cannot believe they are using the same remote for a $7000 dollar Anafi
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dashSolo
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Yes it is. It sure would have been nice to see a RC with a bright screen in it. Something around 1200 NITS would be nice
But a nice one!Still looks like a toy drone.
I am wondering a bit, this vid is 3 weeks old and they did not do a flight video, yet?
Whats going on in Singapore?
Are there problems to register the Anafi USA, perhaps?
The video is produced by ‘Singapore Hobby Supply’.
That’s an expensive hobby !
... when questioned on the 7000$ price, Parrot answers it is due to the infrared capability of the drone.
So, once again, could they do the same platform, without infrared, even with some components from China, but at a lower price (under 1000$) and just with a 1 inch sensor for the only camera this platform would bear.
A ‘mechanical shutter’ with a one inch sensor and able to ‘lift’ weights such as 200g (Lights, loudspeakers, spreading devices...) and that would be compliant with the new regulations to come... that should be a winner.
They have the platform, the battery, the software... then what ? First responders ???
That’s an expensive hobby !
... when questioned on the 7000$ price, Parrot answers it is due to the infrared capability of the drone.
So, once again, could they do the same platform, without infrared, even with some components from China, but at a lower price (under 1000$) and just with a 1 inch sensor for the only camera this platform would bear.
A ‘mechanical shutter’ with a one inch sensor and able to ‘lift’ weights such as 200g (Lights, loudspeakers, spreading devices...) and that would be compliant with the new regulations to come... that should be a winner.
They have the platform, the battery, the software... then what ? First responders ???
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Gipsz Jakab
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I don’t know who buys a drone from a company for $ 7,000 whose previous drones crash in a row due to faulty firmware?
