NAB 2016 Post
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lots of pictures and video on FB
seen the tether sony camera flir camera new gimbal there was a solo there with lidar and optical flow
seen the tether sony camera flir camera new gimbal there was a solo there with lidar and optical flow
Man I guess I'm going to have to log back onto fb again it's been forever and I rarely used it then.
So can I just request an invite to he owners pages? I honestly have kinda been on a kind of fb boycott. Not cause I don't like fb in general more cause I don't care for the people that want to keep in touch that I never was friends with in the first place.
So can I just request an invite to he owners pages? I honestly have kinda been on a kind of fb boycott. Not cause I don't like fb in general more cause I don't care for the people that want to keep in touch that I never was friends with in the first place.
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Yes it sounds like the rest of the year will be updates great unless they start charging, but I got a feeling it will be passed on .
They certainly could charge, but my feeling is that the free updates are what sets them apart and validates their entire position of the Solo - that it's on-board computer allows this kind of improvements.
So forgive me if it's mentioned in the videos, but given the gauge of that wire/tether, is it safe to say it's AC from the box up the tether and is converted to DC onboard the Solo? Can't imagine they could send enough DC up a tether like that.
This is the gimbal that appears to be pictured with the flir camera.
Shown here on a white one but states input voltages like it might be agnostic to bird.
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RMUS Raptor - FLIR VUE PRO 3-Axis Stablized Gimbal
Shown here on a white one but states input voltages like it might be agnostic to bird.
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RMUS Raptor - FLIR VUE PRO 3-Axis Stablized Gimbal
Two main advantages - unlimited flight time (within reason), and the ability to use commercially without all the FAA requirements.
Not sure on this one, BUT I did see a project that had either a 100' or 200' tethered line.
Lots of applications for tether
just think anytime you need an aerial view longer than battery
Solo is not now nor ever been a direct phantom competitor. it is soooo much more capable and has many more applications
just think anytime you need an aerial view longer than battery
Solo is not now nor ever been a direct phantom competitor. it is soooo much more capable and has many more applications
- sporting events and news coverage
- security applications
- civil applications
- data acquisition
- sky's the limit
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So it seems that's more for commercial applications not for hobbyist. Even still it seems like a cord attached to a quad would hinder it more than help it
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So for the general enthusiast it sounds like a couple more smart shots, anything else for the beginner pilot?
