Yes, trips to Best Buy with the little woman in tow had paid off. Being sure to spend extra time looking at the DJI section and not those other drones helped to clench the deal. She even asked a few subtle questions every now and then.
I should first point out for any un married guys reading this, YOU are stupid and just don't know it yet. When you do have a wife SHE will point this out to you at a frequency currently not attainable by modern i7 processors. Every day.
This would explain the falcon pro under the tree. She knew better, and I needed correcting in my thinking.
Point one - DJI products all have a horrible learning curve. It takes reading instructions. You have to do set up work. Not with falcon pro you don't. Invert box, dump contents, good to go.
Point two - DJI has way to much range.. I mean look at the forums with all the sniveling posts about how some one lost there drone and it could not have been there fault. Not with falcon pro you don't. The brain trusts that developed the product nipped that issue in the bud. 150 feet. If you lose it inside that range your just to stupid to live, let alone fly a drone.
Point 3 - DJI has just removed way to much of the pilot skills from the equation. Not with falcon pro you don't. In almost dead air I had to question if this thing even had gyro stabilization or if that was a printing error on the box. Flying skills will NOT get rusty as the good folks at falcon pro made sure that there product has minimal pilot aids. Heck, they even left off dual rates. So you fly white knuckle, or not at all.
Point 4 - DJI once again has missed the boat with pre programed maneuvers that do nothing but aid the rotting of your flight skills. Some palm sized drones have a cool little button you can push to make it do a flip in the air. Not with falcon pro you don't. They give you printed instructions with diagrams on how to manually fly your drone through a flip. The guys at falcon do not mess around. They are hard core.
Point 5 - PRICE , you have to understand that volume sales keep prices down. DJI maybe only sells 2 or 3 a month so the price is alarmingly high. Not with falcon pro you don't. Being the worlds most popular drone you get low prices that only high volume sales can make possible. I can wreck 40 falcon pro's for the price of one P4.
Note: everything in this post is fact. If anyone reading this wishes to claim otherwise I will send them my falcon pro after taking there P4, 3, or even a 2 as a security deposit. Test it for yourself.
I should first point out for any un married guys reading this, YOU are stupid and just don't know it yet. When you do have a wife SHE will point this out to you at a frequency currently not attainable by modern i7 processors. Every day.
This would explain the falcon pro under the tree. She knew better, and I needed correcting in my thinking.
Point one - DJI products all have a horrible learning curve. It takes reading instructions. You have to do set up work. Not with falcon pro you don't. Invert box, dump contents, good to go.
Point two - DJI has way to much range.. I mean look at the forums with all the sniveling posts about how some one lost there drone and it could not have been there fault. Not with falcon pro you don't. The brain trusts that developed the product nipped that issue in the bud. 150 feet. If you lose it inside that range your just to stupid to live, let alone fly a drone.
Point 3 - DJI has just removed way to much of the pilot skills from the equation. Not with falcon pro you don't. In almost dead air I had to question if this thing even had gyro stabilization or if that was a printing error on the box. Flying skills will NOT get rusty as the good folks at falcon pro made sure that there product has minimal pilot aids. Heck, they even left off dual rates. So you fly white knuckle, or not at all.
Point 4 - DJI once again has missed the boat with pre programed maneuvers that do nothing but aid the rotting of your flight skills. Some palm sized drones have a cool little button you can push to make it do a flip in the air. Not with falcon pro you don't. They give you printed instructions with diagrams on how to manually fly your drone through a flip. The guys at falcon do not mess around. They are hard core.
Point 5 - PRICE , you have to understand that volume sales keep prices down. DJI maybe only sells 2 or 3 a month so the price is alarmingly high. Not with falcon pro you don't. Being the worlds most popular drone you get low prices that only high volume sales can make possible. I can wreck 40 falcon pro's for the price of one P4.
Note: everything in this post is fact. If anyone reading this wishes to claim otherwise I will send them my falcon pro after taking there P4, 3, or even a 2 as a security deposit. Test it for yourself.
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