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Hi Everyone,

Back in the UK on a full time basis after leaving KSA after 6 years. Here's a set of pictures taken the other night using my new purchase the DJI Mini 2. Only had the time to fly it once so far but I am more than impressed with the results.

20210914_132 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20210914_084 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20210914_079 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20210914_075 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20210914_052 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20210914_043 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20210914_016 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20210914_012 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20210914_009 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20210914_004 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

103_105_HDR copy by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

Hope you like the pictures.

ian C

Very nice.

Beautiful pictures - looking really nice... I like the HDR one a lot!

Lovely images indeed, I'd love a drone but fear I would prang it

Pune wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 22, 2021 8:10 pm

Lovely images indeed, I'd love a drone but fear I would prang it

Easiest thing to fly, just stick to what weather conditions it says in the manual......

awacsfan wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 20, 2021 3:15 pm

Beautiful pictures - looking really nice... I like the HDR one a lot!

Thanks, I like that one best as well.

Seacat192 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 20, 2021 3:00 pm

Very nice.

Cheers.

Ian C

Hi,

Very nice. I'm in a similar situation, having just bought a Mini 2 myself a couple of weeks ago. I've spent a couple of weeks carefully trying it out from close and safe locations and it has worked out fine. Yesterday morning at dawn I was over the river Orwell in Suffolk at the legal max of 400 feet without any worries. The Mini 2 is simply a superb piece of kit and has so many fail safes built in that unless it has a major malfunction or you fly it extremely irresponsibly it is difficult to lose. At any point you can hit the return to home option and it will return and land to within a few feet of the launch point. It also judges the distance it has flown and will return home on it's own accord if you push the battery to it's limits.

Anybody considering getting one but is nervous I would say go for it. I should have a long time ago. There is a mass of tutorials and instruction videos on YouTube that make it easy. As long as you do the UK licensing and registration requirements there really is nothing to it.

Gary