Size doesn't matter.Does the size of our drone, helps to win a contract? Is bigger equivalent to better?
Does the size of our drone, helps to win a contract? Is bigger equivalent to better?
Size doesn't matter.
I started in this business 5yrs ago with a Mavic Pro
Umm, you may want to check your dates. The Mavic Pro was released in Sept. 2016.
I had the Mavic Pro, 2yrs prior the release date. I started with a Matrix that did not want to fly, and a Phantom. I was with DJI 2014-2016. as a beta tester. And ohhh.. Please don’t let pullout creds
Not to detract from the subject of your thread, but I doubt very much if DJI had anyone beta testing the Mavic 2 years before it's release in Sept. 2016. If so, it must have been bad if it took 2 years to fine tune...Pretty long for dji's cycles.
You could not have been flying commercially in the US legally in 2014 in any event.
The rest about AutoCad and Drone Deploy; I have no idea what your point is??
I was just commenting on your comment on the Mavic Pro. Nothing more. If I said I went to the moon in 1959, you may find that hard to believe too !
...HUSTLE is key, becasue there are so many job opportunities out there, and all you have to do is block the noise and get it done.
Size matters to some degree, ain’t nobody going to hire you using a Blade Nano.....
This is great advice for newbies like me. Thanks for including it.
Crap!! Now you tell me!! Anybody want to buy a Nano??
Very similar in our retail store. Everybody comes in to buy something on the smaller side, but gravitate over to an M600 and ask all kinds of questions. They instantly think it will take much better photos - even though that aircraft does not have its camera built in!While it "Shouldn't Matter" it does to some. When I do demonstrations or meet with a new client I don't bring my Phantom or Mavic out at all. I bring along the Yuneec H520 HexaCopter with interchangeable cameras and a big honking Transmitter with multiple antennae. I honestly believe it's more "impressive" to uneducated clients that are used to seeing Phantoms and now Mavics. When I'm proposing Big $$ I bring the Bigger aircraft.