Parrot is now selling parts for the Anafi
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Thanev
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I’ve just seen it, it’s on the French Web Site, decided to post it immediately... and saw Agustine did already published it !
You have antennae ?
Well... that’s why you are the imperator of the moderators !
You have antennae ?
Well... that’s why you are the imperator of the moderators !
I see they are also selling the Controller as a spare, plus the engines..... Just in case anyone misses it, its HERE
Nice to see !!! Then Parrot only lacks camera and electronics for people can repair their Anafi 100%.
Regards, Leif.
Regards, Leif.
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& for those of us that are not quite fluent in French but cope slightly better with English, Parrot have looked after us too!
Parrot Anafi Spares
Apparently we haven't been looked after at all, yet! You can't buy them on the English side of the site!
Parrot Anafi Spares
Apparently we haven't been looked after at all, yet! You can't buy them on the English side of the site!
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For individual parts, my guess is they won’t sell parts other than ‘packs’. But we can organize a ‘wall of parts’ on this forum, if the moderator agrees, where we could define the price for new individual parts.
For example, if the ‘mechanical’ kit is 99$, and if you buy it to replace the rear left leg only, then you can make an offer in this forum to sell the remaining legs for 20$ each, the body for 30$, the same would apply if you buy the motor kit for 99$, a single clockwise motor and its wires could be defined 25$...
Let’s wait for the first kit deliveries and see if any of you are interested in ‘trading parts’ (not talking about the parallel market with expensive used parts...)
For example, if the ‘mechanical’ kit is 99$, and if you buy it to replace the rear left leg only, then you can make an offer in this forum to sell the remaining legs for 20$ each, the body for 30$, the same would apply if you buy the motor kit for 99$, a single clockwise motor and its wires could be defined 25$...
Let’s wait for the first kit deliveries and see if any of you are interested in ‘trading parts’ (not talking about the parallel market with expensive used parts...)
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& for those of us that are not quite fluent in French but cope slightly better with English, Parrot have looked after us too!
Parrot Anafi Spares
Apparently we haven't been looked after at all, yet! You can't buy them on the English side of the site!
Look under ACCESSORIES
Regards, Leif.
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Thanks for that link, Leif. It's a very poorly planned website, as on the global site they are still not available for purchase!
Accessories & Spareparts
Yes ok Alex. I wonder what the "global site" is for a country as I only see pages for the EU countries, Northamerika (US and Canada) as well as Asia (Japan). I'm pretty sure, if you choose France, it is possible to buy the parts there. I manage to order the body and arms in France without getting any errors. However, I have not paid yet, because I do not lack those spare parts.
Regards, Leif.
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Yes ok Alex. I wonder what the "global site" is for a country as I only see pages for the EU countries, Northamerika (US and Canada) as well as Asia (Japan). I'm pretty sure, if you choose France, it is possible to buy the parts there. I manage to order the body and arms in France without getting any errors. However, I have not paid yet, because I do not lack those spare parts.
Regards, Leif.
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Frankly, Jasper. Instead of trolling the entire forum, you should write an email to Parrot and ask where to buy those parts you need !!!
Leif.
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I did all of the above as I broke my ANAFI arm due to a careless manoeuvre near a tree and with mind time lapse I watch the helpless little thing with its shut off engines dropping like a stone knowing it would take a miracle to survive. I am in Australia and tried the Australian Parrot site and the Mechanical Body Kit not at all there. Tried to checkout from France and UK sites and was refused at point of paying because of my address. Unusual not to even see anything on eBay but I guess this kit too new and specialised. Wrote to Parrot Aus for some advice and eventually received a reply offering to be supplied an RMA, to which I accepted (as you would). So today I successfully swapped the entire drone at the original place of purchase using the RMA and evidence of the email correspondence. I assume the Aussie site will eventually catch up but hat's off to Parrot for helping me out as I couldn't get this kit in any way into Australia short of a French friend.
Well... if you need a French hand to help ! There may be some on the forum ;o)
LOL
Good now go over to Parrot head quarters and give the guy that stopped shipping to Canada a kick in the rear end for me
Good now go over to Parrot head quarters and give the guy that stopped shipping to Canada a kick in the rear end for me
I’d love to, but :
1/ I live in Lyon and their headquarters in Paris are either a 5 hours drive or a 2 hours expensive fast train TGV from my hometown.
2/ After curious decisions, such as the Canadian Embargo and the lack of a ‘DNG Only’ option for photography, they quickly developed ‘human rear-end sensors’ that flash-blink a red light and ring a bell to prevent @ss-kicking. The patent is still pending, but I hear Chinese spies from ‘another company’ are trying to do the same.
1/ I live in Lyon and their headquarters in Paris are either a 5 hours drive or a 2 hours expensive fast train TGV from my hometown.
2/ After curious decisions, such as the Canadian Embargo and the lack of a ‘DNG Only’ option for photography, they quickly developed ‘human rear-end sensors’ that flash-blink a red light and ring a bell to prevent @ss-kicking. The patent is still pending, but I hear Chinese spies from ‘another company’ are trying to do the same.
