Recent content by Adam Morrison

I'm interested. Still available?

Glad to see you having a good time with the WaterStrider 2.0!

I use the ground or water or any surface that the local conditions throw at me using the WaterStrider. WaterStrider on water and rocks. by Adam Morrison posted May 18, 2016 at 12:47 PM

@ngsd1 Thanks for the comment. We do occasionally run sales at the lower price points. We also give a small discount to those who sign up for our newsletter and help spread the word about WaterStrider. As the sales numbers continue to grow, it will become easier for us to offer the product at a...

We generally recommend turning the VPS off when flying low over (or landing on) water as it does occasionally cause some erratic behavior. That said, the VPS does have limited range, so it won't have any flight control impacts at altitude.

You might consider the WaterStrider for ultimate stability on virtually any surface. WaterStrider on water and rocks. by Adam Morrison posted May 18, 2016 at 12:47 PM

Greetings everyone. I've only just now become aware of this thread through another customer, and I thought it was appropriate to comment. We want our customers to be happy and accordingly we offer a 30 day satisfaction guarantee. The OP has been in contact with us and we have issued him a...

@Drestin Black I totally understand! If you do still end up with unanswered questions, feel free to private message me or ask your questions in one of the other WaterStrider threads. As a rule, our company doesn't quote numbers or specifications without substantive data to back it up. Of course...

No issues here! The photos and video are beautiful when it's snowing.

Yes, the WaterStrider is good for landing on nearly any surface in any condition -- sand, snow, rocks, slopes, and even water. It floats very well and is extremely stable on water as well. If you head to the website, you can see a lot of water footage. We also have several videos on our YouTube...

The snow has started to fall and we've been thoroughly enjoying using the WaterStrider to capture some beautiful footage while readily taking off and landing on the snow. No need for a landing pad or hand catching with gloves or anything like that. Just like snow shoes for your Phantom...

If you are a beginner and would like huge additional landing stability or just want the freedom to land anywhere without worry, you might try the WaterStrider. WaterStrider on water and rocks. by Adam Morrison posted May 18, 2016 at 12:47 PM

@Johnny Bellew Pretty cool! Have fun with it. It's a blast flying off of water! For those that are interested, we're running a holiday special on the WaterStrider. It's $99 and shipping is free in the United States.

@CactusJackSlade Our current sale price is $99 and that includes free shipping in the United States.

For the points you have made, we agree that the weight and physical interface issues should be no problem. There are also potential issues related to the field of view of the rear and side-facing obstacle avoidance cameras/sensors. In addition, DJI tends to change control logic a bit between...