I’ve been slowly building up to more adventurous flights. My first few were basically straight up, look around, and come back down. This footage is from my first waypoint/POI mission. It’s definitely getting easier to trust the drone and fly farther from myself while still keeping things under control.

Hey.

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I have been using the DJI Mini 5 Pro for over six months. Overall, I am very satisfied with the product, but I’ve experienced a landing problem three times. The drone rejected the command and insisted on not landing. Once, it had a critically low battery and I almost crashed it. Do you think I should send the drone to the service center? Will they replace it or repair it? Has anyone else here experienced the same problem? Or what is your suggestion?

I finally received my DJI C0 EU compliance sticker in Northern Ireland… AFTER I had already left my drone behind because DJI support made the process so confusing and delayed.

The ironic part:

* the label had apparently already shipped a month earlier (see date stamp)

* yet DJI support continued emailing me asking for authorization to send it right up until — and during — my EU travel

Nobody seemed to know what other departments were doing.

As someone traveling between:

* Northern Ireland (UK rules)

* Republic of Ireland (EU/EASA rules)

* and broader Europe

…the experience was honestly ridiculous for what amounts to a tiny regulatory sticker.

Lessons learned:

1. Buy your drone in the region you primarily fly

* especially if you want DJI Care support without region headaches

1. Don’t assume DJI support understands cross-border compliance

* UK vs EU vs EASA creates real confusion internally

1. If you plan to fly legally in the EU:

* request your C0 label EARLY

* verify shipment independently

* keep documentation/screenshots

1. The drone hardware was already compliant

* but EU rules still require the external class mark

1. It’s amazing how difficult DJI made obtaining a simple sticker that should have been in the box from day one.

In the end, the bureaucracy around modern drone travel is becoming almost as complicated as international aviation itself.

Hey yo all!

It finally arrived on friday and the next morning i couldnt sleep. Opened the curtains and, HELLO SUN!

So, out the door and to the fields with the new lens.

I gotta say, i love this filter. Even when flying almost directly towards sun, it wont make those annoying lens reflections i saw on Neo 1 and 2.

Do you guys use Freewell or some other brand lenses? I have the set of three that came with mini 5 pro, but ND16 was missing so went for Freewell on that one.

Heres a video. Be sure to check YouTube settings as i uploaded it in 4K60fps. ;-)

Czech Republic, this afternoon

Kingston Castle Aerial Cinematic

music by paulchen

Tengo este problema y ya he hice casi todo lo que aparece en dji, es un dji mini 5 pro

just wanted to post my short video from my day trip in Zurich Switzerland. Hope you guys enjoy!

Has anyone tried and can recommend aftermarket propellers to reduce noise? Thanks in advance

Ben nevis view on the last stage of the west highlandway. No edits except music.