DJI Phantom 4 Advanced (Version UE)

The wires that run down one landing gear to a box are I believe the compass components on that drone. The loose wires may have been added to supply power to a camera like a GoPro or similar or a gimba

I still have my 330D FC40 Phantom 1. Its 10 years old and still one of my favorite drones to fly! No sensors except a GPS module. It is a blast to fly. Super maneuverable, fast, and takes an absolute

Which phantom? The 2, 3 and 4 use different apps. Apple or android?

Still around 20 mins or so - I got it from someone for £160 with 3 batteries and a bunch of stuff including ND filters, all 3 batteries work ok but I haven’t used my drone for a few months because i h

Reminded me of when Steele did that to his phantom then got stuck in traffic on a highway and ripped it around while everyone was parked just waiting for the accident to clear or whatever it was

I lived my Phantom 4 Pro. I was sad when it finally died last December.

I fly my phantom 4 all the time. Just rebuilt it last fall. It was given to me by my uncle and is my first and only drone.

Sold my phantom 4 to a guy to do exactly this with it. He loves it.

I have mine on a shelf alongside its deprecated brothers (OG Mavics, newer Phantoms...).

I have a Phantom 4 that’s been sitting in a case collecting dust. Was my father’s. He crashed it and bought a mavic or something new.

I have a phantom 4 and an fc40. Can’t fly either of them because I can’t get the firmware to update anymore

Probably when they started requiring registration for them. I had a Phantom 2 as my first one then that got me started on DIY rigs. I built a hexacopter over the course of a summer in 2016 and it wo

If you're meaning drones like the Phantom, which has now been replaced by the Mavic/neo line; in the UK/Europe I see plenty of them around, but maybe used for a bit more 'utilitarian' purposes - on a

The Phantom is a good starter drone but a lot clunkier to set up and lug around.