I don't know if that is modded or not.
No, it isn't all about distance. Realistically, you shouldn't fly these when you can't see them. To have a 'thrill' to see how far it can go, is normal. You SHOULD know what your equipment is and isn't capable of. But beyond that, no need for the distance. And for most, if the P3S is bought, it is bought to get acquainted with drones. However, more 'hardcore' (and I use that word VERY loosely) as I am and it does everything I wanted and more. The P3S is a great bird. Yes, it will go REALLY high, and it will go REALLY far. But, beyond 4-500 feet away is more than ample for the vast majority of needs. These aren't racers, they aren't designed to be distance machines.
If you are in the U.S you aren't allowed by law to fly it past line of sight, if you are flying it past half a mile then you are breaking the law because there is no way you can see a small white object from half a mile out.
Well here in the U.S we aren't allowed to fly past line of sight so there really is no range issues UNLESS you want to break the law.
I see. But here in range topic on this forum i see people from US flying out more then 4km. I doubt their eye vision is so good
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And they are breaking the law. I'm not here to answer for them to why they do it but as the law stands right now we can't fly past the line of sight and the P3S flies within line of sight. So why complain about a range issue?I see. But here in range topic on this forum i see people from US flying out more then 4km. I doubt their eye vision is so good
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I agree and understand. But then people shouldn't buy p3a or p3p in US?
Doesn't the P3a and P3P have a 4k camera and more sensors? If you are into 4k and more sensors then sure buy it.
