TrendMerica Reviews

  Is the DJI Mini 2 a good drone to learn? What could happen if the DJI Mini 2 is my first drone? Let's answer this questions and a little more.  I was surprised with the DJI Mini 2 because, in my first flight, as soon as the props start spinning, I heard the voice of a lady, telling me how to take off. It wasn't my wife, nor Alexa or Google; it was the DJI app. She was patient, charming, and calm… perfect combination, huh? After the take-off, I learned that she was about to give me a full tutorial of the basics of flying the Drone. While she is telling you to move the drone to the right, left, front and back, you are watching how to do it on the screen. That was amazing. The question now is, 2 minutes of tutorial is enough to be a remote pilot? Two minutes tutorial is not enough to become an experienced remote pilot, but once the drone is in the air, you are the pilot by default. That's why I always tell everyone that want to learn the drone hobby, to buy a nano drone, l

  As the weather refuses to calm down, I went outside with my Snaptain S5C to test it   (playing a risky business; I know)   and to let you know how it works outdoors. I have to tell you something, flying a drone with wind it's an adrenaline rush, because you know you can lose it if the drone flies away or crashes into a building or a tree. So if it's windy, you should fly it indoors, unless you are an expert, and you know what you are doing.   Remember to visit:  @eagleviewquadcopter on Instagram   The fact with the S5C is that, it is engineered to be light weighted so its battery last longer, which is a good thing. But you should be careful, and know that the wind at 3 feet, is not the same as 25 feet,  nor at 100 feet high. The higher you go, the stronger the winds.    Now, keep in mind, that even when this drone is a lot of fun, I recommend it for learning purposes, and to be the "stepping stone", until you learn enough to get a more expensive drone with more feat