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Question: Has anyone ever brought this as a carry on item on a plane?  I'm afraid to check it with my checked luggage.
Document: Then play with it.It's really easy to fly.This thing, like the first Vision 2, is so easy to fly when set up, it is just amazing. Truly, anyone can fly it but you need to be smart, do all the calibrations and check the lights, just read the card to know what the flashing lights mean, it will tell you when it's ready to fly, concentrate a lot on what you're doing when you're flying. Stay away from anything that you could bump into, at least until you get the feel for flying it, witch for me, only took about an hour or two (10 minutes really) but I'm still improving with every flight.Never practice over concrete, only over grass, that way, when you do eventually crash, (probably) nothing will brake, it might just come apart a bit, but easily put back together.
Never had this much fun with any toy or gadget I've ever owned! It's pretty sturdy too! You can learn how to fly after taking it to a field a couple of times. Learning how to get super-smooth video is a little trickier, but still very possible for anyone to learn!
I never had such problems with my basic Vision. Is my Vision+ a lemon? Is anyone else having such experiences?Today I flew my Vision+ alternately with my Vision in exactly the same location three times each. The Vision was always able to get and maintain a GPS lock; whereas the Vision+ took a long time to acquire a lock and kept losing it every few seconds. Unless there is something I'm forgetting or doing wrong, I will have to return my Vision+. Any suggestions?After 5 more flights my Vision+ is still not able to maintain a GPS lock for more than a few seconds.
I was so nervous to fly this plane after reading all the reviews. First flight was a little shaky, mostly due to poor GPS signal, not the Phantom but the area. I crashed soft on to grass field twice. Flew home to Cleveland from Minnesota brought the phantom in a backpack case. Took it to a park calibrated the Compass, and it flew like a dream. I was not paying attention, and Phantom crashed on grass and flipped onto the road. I started running to get it and a car with an old lady hit it, and it flipped onto its back.
It is too much fun. works great. service is poor as its a new item. Don't try to call dji without waiting like you were trying to call the president. I crashed it (my fault) and no parts are avail.
This is one of the most amazing things out on the market right now. The technology in this makes it so just about anyone can fly it as long as you are safe and follow the directions!
You can purchase this item through Amazon from other sellers or via Amazon prime. It's a great item but they are notorious for not working properly or being fickle. But if you get one that works well, it's the best. Just do NOT do business with this seller, Digital Media Source. If something goes wrong, they just ignore you. ALWAYS use Amazon prime so you deal directly with the Amazon people who are great in handling returns, repairs, adjustments, etc.
It's a great unit to pack along on a vacation for some interesting aerial shots in addition to the usual photos and videos you take,My Vision+ has worked perfectly out of the box so far... but it is important to remember that this is an (expensive!) item being manufactured as fast as DJI can make them, and the product itself is at the cutting edge of UAV technology.A few Vision+ purchasers have had problems with defective gimbals, ESCs, or motors on their brand new Vision+ units, so I would strongly recommend that you read the many Phantom Vision forums out there before you order one.
Anyone who says they did an it still happened is lying or they legit missed a step!When it cones to the customer service hotline I couldnt say... because NOTHING HAS GONE WRONG. You shouldn't have to call their supposed crappy customer service if you take a couple hours once you get it to go over everything.Don't second guess yourself... its a great buy if you use it correctly. If you're buying it as a out of the box fly ready toy.
I received this item two days ago, and eagerly put it together for it's maiden flight..and put the battery and range extender on charge. Finally yesterday, (per my procedure, I turned off my home wi-fi) I took it out and successfully calibrated the compass. However, It repeatedly would connect to my control device briefly, then disconnect. Reviewed all pre-flight procedures, and ensured the Phantom's wi-fi signal was present. The signal strength was insufficient to maintain contact w/my control device, and could not be depended upon for a &#34;flight&#34;.
Answer: Suggest you get a ruggedized case and get a bright color so you can see it quickly at luggage pickup. I have one and it also allows for two TSA approved locks.  However, you have to carry your batteries with your carry ons. If you wrap them in saran wrap and put them in a lipo safety charging bag, you shouldn't have any TSA problmes.