Purchased my first Drone Hi All from Victoria BC Canada

[Laurence]

I have been searching forums, YouTube etc to find the right drone for me and settled on ,Parrot - Anafi Extended - Pack with 2 Additional Batteries, Carrying Bag, etc. Going to arrive by OCT 28.
I initially signed up DJI Mavic. Have to learn a lot before I get the **** thing to fly, that is Transport Canada ,,I assume they will want me to register and maybe that is a good thing , take a course on flying rules etc..
BTW Make Canada great again . Federal Elections Canada coming this Monday.

 

[pmh1nic]

Welcome to the forum. Enjoy and stay safe.

 

[IronSky1]

Welcome from Chicago. Anafi is great little product

 

[Jagerbomb52]

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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...

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