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ok drone lovers, don't do this
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SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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My wife watched that video with me, she says she will not run in the water or climb up a tree to get mine back
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
A question from a non-drone operator. Do they have a drone finder option on the controls for use when one goes down unexpectedly?
It would seem like a big waste of money to lose it on one of those early flights.
It would seem like a big waste of money to lose it on one of those early flights.
cuznjohn
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they sell a GPS tracker that you can attach to one that will tell you where it goes down. it is not made just for drones
MisterP
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It depends on the drone. My Phantom 4 is GPS enabled, and once turned on remembers its starting point. I can activate a "go home" function and it climbs to 85 feet, returns to the starting point, and lands slowly. I have to be sure there are no obstructions on the trip back, otherwise it's an easy way to get the drone back.
I suspect a lot of the crashes in the video are simpler models which must be hand flown. Less expensive drones are harder to fly.
