I thought I just read they do cover water damage, we just ordered our Mavic pro. Hope to see it next week.
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Just left their site, and it shows the DJI coverage as covering "accidental water damage is covered", not sure what that may interpret to, but some sort of water damage it covered. How long did it take to get the drone delivered?Had this guy waiting on me when I got home. Still don't know who to go with ins tho.... Dji doesn't cover loss or water damage, state farm doesn't cover breakage..... I read about another company called nearly that has a no questions asked policy for anything except loss I'm which they don't cover. View attachment 1089002
I might need to call them I guess. And I bought mine from a dealer online on Thursday I think and received it today.
So I need up buying a Phantom 4 pro but hasn't came in yet.... So my next question is.... Would it be better to get ins from someone like statefarm or buy the ins from dji? I've head their customer service isn't so great but I have no personal experience with then..
Most of the newer high end drones have a "return to home" feature. Our Beebop II has it, as well as the Mavic and Phantom 4 and Pro4. These also have avoidance sensors in the front to avoid obstacles, some even have them on the side and rear. The big thing is the flight time and camera resolution. With the DJI products having a better camera than the Parrot Beebop II. These bad boys can fly to altitudes of 5000m and about 40 plus m.p.h. forward, and hover for a long time. My son has made some really cool video which he has posted to youtube, I think I have an earlier post with a link. I will use his skills to video homes I have listed for sale as well.I'm skipping over all the replies and going from the OP to this:
My nephew had a $100 drone several years ago that had a "return to home" feature, and would automatically land when the battery got low, AND it would auto-correct itself if you just let go of the controls. So you couldn't really crash it unless you flew it into the ground. If you get in trouble, just let go of the controls and it stabilizes and starts slowing its rate of decent.
(I don't know the model or brand. It was several years ago. It was a physically pretty big thing-- each of the 4 propellers was about 4" diameter, and the entire aircraft was probably 20" wide.)