Does the US have some sort of fast approval system for FlyCart Flights for BVLOS - Beyond Visual Line of Sight and Load carrying flights ? I don't understand why DJI introduced a drone that can reach 28km Max Flight Distance Without Payload if the current regulations in the EU and most Non-EU countries do not authorize BVLOS and EVLOS and require Operational Authorisation by Aviation Authorities, based on a risk assessment and flight plans.
@@Summitic The max distance is a measure of total distance flown, not distance away from the control station. As an agricultural product you would use this to apply fertilizer/pesticide/herbicide to fields. In which case your boom width might only cover 20ft of width, so you would need to fly back and forth multiple passes over the same field to cover it. If the field is 1/5th mile long and it takes you 40 passes to cover it, that would be 8 miles of "flight distance"
@@switch72 If a dog runs back and forth 4 times on a 5-meter course, that dog will have run a total of 40 meters. I was referring to the distance specified in the product manual which is the distance from the Remote Control or Control Station not The total distance it can fly on a single set of fully charged dual batteries. The DJI FlyCart 30 can fly up to 20 kilometers away from the remote controller (RC) while maintaining a reliable video transmission signal. What is the point of that given the regulations and the laws ? That was my questions ! my second questions was : Does the USA have different approval systems for these drones to allow them EVLOS and BVLOS flights ?
I think they are like intel, they are decades ahead of what is released to the public but release it slowly over time to draw the most profit possible.
@@6or7breadsticksMaybe you haven't been keeping up in the professional or consumer CPU market the last couple years. Intel isn't doing very well, especially at the high end, they've been releasing a plethora of chips based on old designs that draw insane amounts of power. Compared to AMD they are behind now lol
Explain why he also has great relationship with GoPro and Insta360, explain why would he ever make so many fpv videos completely absent of DJI, obviously DJI did enter this field later, what is the reason of spending tons of money and time with FPV other than he just loves it?
I knew someone who worked in the factory. The ones made for domestic (China) consumption do not have the same quality inspection/correction path as those destined for international markets. The domestic ones fail a lot.
I live in North Carolina and was driving home from work one afternoon late last year and a drone about this size dropped down and was hovering over a corn field... I was surprised by the size and sound of it. really cool to finally find this video showing a giant drone.
DJI is king for a reason! They make stuff so nice to fly. I recently started FPV and quickly realized how spoiled I have been all this time with DJI. After seeing this I want to do more!!
DJI's fpv drone is a blast to fly. It combines the ease of flying features and large battery capacity that DJI is so known for as well as a free fly mode that lets you perform tricks. Its a great drone!
@@iFlyGood FPV's nature is to break stuff and a lot of manual repairs, modifying and so on. So I am not sure if DJI FPV is a good way to go unless u fly really safely
Back in the early 2000’s, I remember a video of these three guys standing at the base of a mountain, next to water. They were launching an RC Helicopter, that they had made autonomous, up the hill and it flew between buildings. It carried a camera. Those guys were the beginning of DJI. The video was posted on a forum. I was part of an Internet forum, dedicated to RC Helicopters, that had a subsection dedicated to interesting projects. We were trying to stabilize a contraction that basically was 4 tail booms with tail rotors attached to the center section of training gear…I.e- a square block of wood cut from a 2x4 board. The tail rotors were from .30 size helicopters. Peizo gyros were just coming in to the market, but I was using two Futaba G130 mechanical gyros. I wouldn’t consider it a success at all, but those guys figured it out. Yaw was an issue along with many others. They were just fun projects made from spare parts that barely flew. I bought my first Octocopter kit in 2006. It was a German kit and life hasn’t been the same since.
DJI 1st flight controller was for a helicopter. Many have no idea they started in helicopter flight controllers. I used to sell them. It was called the Wookong-H and that was 2011. They released the Wookong-M after.
@@modernsound They had something before the Wookong but I can’t remember what it was called despite having ordered one. I think it was around $3,800. It was a round can about the size of a soda can. I used it on a Vario XLV with awesome results back then but definitely subpar for today’s standards. Once the MK MikroKopter came out and the stability was recognized, helicopters just didn’t seem to work anymore for camera use… no competition other than the amount of weight lifted. I was carrying a Cannon MK 1 with the heli and at the time, MR’s couldn’t lift it back then. So we settled for the smaller stuff. I kept just about everything from those days except the DJI stabilizer. Sold it for more gear.
That is cool, thanks for that. Crazy how RC helicopters were used for cinema and now drones have taken over.. Now, unfortunately, used for warfare.. all in 15 years..
the person piloting the ramming drone knocking ice off those lines is a badass... to be able to swing that pendulum and fly that close to power lines like that. :o
I love these guys Been wanting to get into their class for our Texas region but haven't gotten there yet. Love watching their videos and all the new tech for the farming world.
I really loved this one. One thing about Potato Jet channel is that I learn many things from his videos even if they're not the main topic! It's like a side quests mission in a game. Keep it up Gene
Dji c'est vraiment les meilleurs 🤗💪 une marque qui est gage de qualité et d'innovation comme le montre la vidéo. Les concepteurs n'ont aucune limites j'ai hâte de voir leurs drônes dans 10 ans😮
This video is amazing bro! I had no idea these giant drones existed. It's crazy how strong they are! It was interesting to see the different ways they are being used in agriculture. Flying a couch around was definitely the funniest part. 😂 Thanks for sharing
I've been eyeballing the field of crop dusting by getting my rotary license. But this may be a game changer, and will need to look further into it. Thanks Jet!
Well, I laughed (at the end). This is seriously cool drone tech. Thanks for showcasing it on your channel because otherwise I would have never looked for it.
@PotatoJet This is truly amazing!! Agri-Spray looks to be a really cool company, doing some great things moving our agriculture efforts forward as a country. Great content as always, Gene!!!
Man sponsored or not DJI leads the drone commercial industry! So cool seeing this crazy technology application in the day by day of people. Sad here in Florida they are banned for government applications
Well, if you think about it, if DJI were to enter that space it would be massive also for law enforcement etc. We've all seen the police force aquire armored personel carries with 50 cal machine guns so why not stick some cameras and a tear gas launcher on one of these? DNA pellet gun. Eventual lethal force. Now imagine China having secret backdoor control to all of that.
@@Eskoxo Meanwhile, all of those “government officials” are walking around with iPhones that not only track and map your every move, they have very accurate lidar cameras too. Government officials that make the rules are ignorantly driven to destroy our way of life. Some of the dumbest humans on the planet…
You would think a company that leads the drone industry would have decent software that worked... The amount of times i had issues i just gave up and sold my $1250 DJI drone to some other poor sucker.
Although, if it is accurate that they are seeing groups of 50 (in NJ). I went to the website and the EAVision J100 Base price is $32K X 50= roughly $1.5 million dollars. They would have to have the 107 permit to operate and be tracible. That's a serious drone club!
I found a company called ptero dynamics that produces drones and I have the same feeling it might be them as well. Im putting my money on these companies fighting over military contracts so they have to put their product to the ultimate test by flying over military bases.
But will it go from 500 feet to 55,000 feet in two seconds? An airline pilot saw one do it over Oregon last weekend. What about the one that went from hover to hypersonic in New Jersey? Can this one do that? It explains nothing, it just confirms we don't have the technology that someone else has.
12:52 regarding helicopters flying low. In order to initiate auto-rotation safely while flying slow you need to be flying high as the first thing you do is push full down collective to maintain rotor speed and then usually push into forward flight. But you can also do it while flying low and fast such that you flare to increase altitude while giving down collective to keep the rotor rpms up. Where you get into trouble is flying both low and slow. Take a look at the helicopter "height-velocity curve" aka "Dead man's curve".
I'm in ohio. I've been seeing drones for over a year. One just went over my house. I've never seen anything like it and I've searched everywhere. The size of it, how slow it was moving, and sounded more like a airplane. It looked like a stealth bomber. I know I sound crazy.
Not enough range to come from the ocean and fly all over for so long. Not enough speed to evade police drones, plus these would be detected by thermal cameras. So no.
Thanks for the fantastic video! On my channel are the only VTOL ion propelled drones that carry their power supplies against gravity! While they don't lift a lot of weight, they fly almost silently and can fly without any moving mechanical parts! They are designed to prospectively work in space someday as well with a few modifications. Currently the steering and stabilization systems are still being developed.
multiple drones are confirmed the size of a scoolbus. The drones that are currently getting people scared are probably Technology americans dont know about. or its again ur own goverment ^^
Just think, when the DJI ban passes, this guy is probably going to have to find another supplier, replace all those drones, AND unload the current drones at a discount. This might put these guys out of business. So who exactly are we hurting by implementing and outright ban? Even IF we hurt DJI more, we're still giving ourselves self-inflicted wounds. Would make more sense to force DJI to stand up a U.S. data-center and sell US specific equipment, but I digress.
Ticktock in the US is run by an American company with servers in the US with Singaporean CEO and they still want to ban it. When the developing countries increase market shares on drones, Dji will win, and Americans will lose out. Just like the EV market.
@@kl9518 maybe DJI can develop an even bigger and longer range delivery drone to air drop new drones to US customers. Or do like people who buy Huawei devices in the States and use a third party retailer to buy it, maybe open a drone store in Mexico and send them over the border.
Even if it passed it would ban new DJI drones being shipped to the USA everything that's already in the USA would be fine to own since it was bought before said ban
Speaking of positive uses of this: They could use this drone for emergency battlefield evac. Due to the widespread use of anti-air weapons, you can't use helicopters for this in Ukraine, which means evac either doesn't happen or is done with vulnerable APCs that can get stuck in minefields (or just the mud), disable by artillery and RPGs. Then again, this thing is so large that it would have a huge radar signature and probably be instantly targeted by AA guns, so it's likely not that great of an idea.
That's because they absolutely would. The props are carbon fiber and the motors are 4kW apiece. That's basically equivalent to the average lawnmower engine. And there's 8 of them.
The inspire 3 flies a lot like the Mavic as well (thanks Josh 😅). It really surprised me how similar the flight characteristics are. Great vid as always. It takes skill to make a sponsored vid enjoyable 🤘🏻
They did testing at Everest to do clean up work. It only takes a bit of garbage at a time but there is no reason they couldnt have a massive swarm of them to get the job done faster.
Amazing video! 5:25 - I'm really liking how Chinese at using these to construct solar farms on hills since it can easily carry a full-size solar panel up a hill. It can position the solar panel exactly on spot too, not just bulk carrying so that must save on tons of labor. 7:05 - don't need that huge battery to start up an internal combustion engine car. A small 3s 2000mAh LIPO (or smaller) can do that because LIPO has big amps for its small size. Been there done that.
I can only say that DJI is the best when it comes to drones, they put so much effort to make the flight experience a breeze! Unfortunatelly the capabilities are very limited by many, too many drone laws, which yes, we do need but the wors is the VLOS, which makes the telemetry irrelevant in most cases…
Ukraine is currently receiving a batch of thousands of autonomous drones from Germany (with tens of thousands more already ordered) that can identify and attack targets entirely on their own, which means that unlike previous drones, they can't be jammed anymore - and detecting them is also much harder. Warfare is getting "interesting".
So are we just going to ignore the fact that you were basically rapping to the background music for the first 8 seconds of the video....... and that s**t was absolute fire! 🔥😂 0:19 to 0:29 the flow is crazy too
Drone hysteria debunked. If drone operators are spying or up to no good, why turn the lights on to advertise your presence? Why use a large drone designed for lifting?
Shenzhen is such a great city. Hope you stayed a little longer to take in more than just DJI. If so what did you enjoy the most. I was there at the beginning of Covid January 2020, and didn’t get much opportunity. But I hope to get back there very soon.
Thanks for coming out and flying the FlyCart with us! This was a blast.
Very cool to see Taylor Moreland in Potato Jet! Thanks for the cool demo of the Fly Cart 😎
I found the job for me ! Especially here in the Vancouver bc area
Does the US have some sort of fast approval system for FlyCart Flights for BVLOS - Beyond Visual Line of Sight and Load carrying flights ?
I don't understand why DJI introduced a drone that can reach 28km Max Flight Distance Without Payload if the current regulations in the EU and most Non-EU countries do not authorize BVLOS and EVLOS and require Operational Authorisation by Aviation Authorities, based on a risk assessment and flight plans.
@@Summitic The max distance is a measure of total distance flown, not distance away from the control station. As an agricultural product you would use this to apply fertilizer/pesticide/herbicide to fields. In which case your boom width might only cover 20ft of width, so you would need to fly back and forth multiple passes over the same field to cover it. If the field is 1/5th mile long and it takes you 40 passes to cover it, that would be 8 miles of "flight distance"
@@switch72 If a dog runs back and forth 4 times on a 5-meter course, that dog will have run a total of 40 meters.
I was referring to the distance specified in the product manual which is the distance from the Remote Control or Control Station not The total distance it can fly on a single set of fully charged dual batteries.
The DJI FlyCart 30 can fly up to 20 kilometers away from the remote controller (RC) while maintaining a reliable video transmission signal.
What is the point of that given the regulations and the laws ? That was my questions !
my second questions was : Does the USA have different approval systems for these drones to allow them EVLOS and BVLOS flights ?
This dude is so polite and well spoken
Its his voice too lol
The Bob Ross of agriculture.
May you please stop being a homosexual?
Yeah, enjoy hearing him talk
a dude is someone who works on a ranch
I just love dji. They have never stopped inovating.
I think they are like intel, they are decades ahead of what is released to the public but release it slowly over time to draw the most profit possible.
They are pricy but, have the best products.
🤦♂️ go look at all their human rights violations then, they are a nasty company.
@@Jack777ErAmerica had slavery, people can get better.
@@6or7breadsticksMaybe you haven't been keeping up in the professional or consumer CPU market the last couple years. Intel isn't doing very well, especially at the high end, they've been releasing a plethora of chips based on old designs that draw insane amounts of power. Compared to AMD they are behind now lol
This guy is an asset to DJI.
i agree
Explain why he also has great relationship with GoPro and Insta360, explain why would he ever make so many fpv videos completely absent of DJI, obviously DJI did enter this field later, what is the reason of spending tons of money and time with FPV other than he just loves it?
Dude is an asset to mankind as far as I can tell 💯
Which guy????
My thoughts exactly. All paid for and signed off by DJI. That’s what sponsored by means.
It’s essentially an advert.
That Drone is massivE!
I currently have mavic Air 3 and love it. I've had so many Dji drone over the years, and none of them ever failed me.
I knew someone who worked in the factory.
The ones made for domestic (China) consumption do not have the same quality inspection/correction path as those destined for international markets.
The domestic ones fail a lot.
@@AnotherPointOfView944Sure, you know someone some rumors .😂😂😂😂
@@AnotherPointOfView944I actually believe the opposite, Chinese consumers are much more picky I would say.
The Flycart 30 is a very impressive drone. I didn't realize just how big it was. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing! Been a DJI client for years! So happy to see them continuing to thrive and still setting the state of the art! Would love to visit their HQ.
Wow, DJI HQ is huge!!! They keep outdoing themselves with their drone and camera tech!
@3:47 Potato Jet looks like a squire from Fallout 😂.
good joke
LOL
That's an act of valor my squire!
@@EthanX1ao 😂
I read this as squirrel first, and I don't know what's funnier
I live in North Carolina and was driving home from work one afternoon late last year and a drone about this size dropped down and was hovering over a corn field... I was surprised by the size and sound of it. really cool to finally find this video showing a giant drone.
DJI is king for a reason! They make stuff so nice to fly. I recently started FPV and quickly realized how spoiled I have been all this time with DJI. After seeing this I want to do more!!
DJI's fpv drone is a blast to fly. It combines the ease of flying features and large battery capacity that DJI is so known for as well as a free fly mode that lets you perform tricks. Its a great drone!
@@iFlyGood FPV's nature is to break stuff and a lot of manual repairs, modifying and so on. So I am not sure if DJI FPV is a good way to go unless u fly really safely
King of what? There are a tones of manufactures that make drones UAVs more grater than them (in industrial field).
@@downfold3208 ease of use. Nothing comes close. At least not that I have seen in many years of flying.
@@PinkeySuavo the main thing I mean is how easy it is to get flying and how reliable they are in flight.
Back in the early 2000’s, I remember a video of these three guys standing at the base of a mountain, next to water. They were launching an RC Helicopter, that they had made autonomous, up the hill and it flew between buildings. It carried a camera. Those guys were the beginning of DJI.
The video was posted on a forum. I was part of an Internet forum, dedicated to RC Helicopters, that had a subsection dedicated to interesting projects. We were trying to stabilize a contraction that basically was 4 tail booms with tail rotors attached to the center section of training gear…I.e- a square block of wood cut from a 2x4 board. The tail rotors were from .30 size helicopters. Peizo gyros were just coming in to the market, but I was using two Futaba G130 mechanical gyros. I wouldn’t consider it a success at all, but those guys figured it out. Yaw was an issue along with many others. They were just fun projects made from spare parts that barely flew. I bought my first Octocopter kit in 2006. It was a German kit and life hasn’t been the same since.
I'd love to see the video if you know where we can find it!
DJI 1st flight controller was for a helicopter. Many have no idea they started in helicopter flight controllers. I used to sell them. It was called the Wookong-H and that was 2011. They released the Wookong-M after.
@@modernsound They had something before the Wookong but I can’t remember what it was called despite having ordered one. I think it was around $3,800. It was a round can about the size of a soda can. I used it on a Vario XLV with awesome results back then but definitely subpar for today’s standards. Once the MK MikroKopter came out and the stability was recognized, helicopters just didn’t seem to work anymore for camera use… no competition other than the amount of weight lifted. I was carrying a Cannon MK 1 with the heli and at the time, MR’s couldn’t lift it back then. So we settled for the smaller stuff. I kept just about everything from those days except the DJI stabilizer. Sold it for more gear.
@@modernsound Might have been their first flight controller but they Actually began in 2006. 5 years prior to the wookong.
That is cool, thanks for that. Crazy how RC helicopters were used for cinema and now drones have taken over.. Now, unfortunately, used for warfare.. all in 15 years..
DJI, the MVP pioneers of the UAV world. They never seize to amaze me.
Cease not seize...
@@meanmadmonkey7762 ever thought of getting a job as an autocorrect?
@@andrejkemencic "HAVE YOU ever thought of getting a job as an autocorrect?"
@@5milamila wow, so... original... and snappy... bet you're the president of your high school debate team 😂
@@andrejkemencic ...actually, I am. Glad you notice talent when you come across it! lol
Who’s here because New Jersey
Frs😂
Yes but is smaller
You read my mind 🤣
Not me
These guys are flying drones there
Never thought that one day my favorite UA-camr would visit my work place. It's a pity that I didn't come across with you that day.
the person piloting the ramming drone knocking ice off those lines is a badass... to be able to swing that pendulum and fly that close to power lines like that. :o
Glad to see my state is involved in this.
I love these guys Been wanting to get into their class for our Texas region but haven't gotten there yet. Love watching their videos and all the new tech for the farming world.
I really loved this one. One thing about Potato Jet channel is that I learn many things from his videos even if they're not the main topic! It's like a side quests mission in a game. Keep it up Gene
Is it sub250 grams?
More like 250,000 grams
😂😂😅 I came here for this you did not disappoint 😭
U are a disappointment
Underrated comment 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dji c'est vraiment les meilleurs 🤗💪 une marque qui est gage de qualité et d'innovation comme le montre la vidéo. Les concepteurs n'ont aucune limites j'ai hâte de voir leurs drônes dans 10 ans😮
This video is amazing bro! I had no idea these giant drones existed. It's crazy how strong they are! It was interesting to see the different ways they are being used in agriculture. Flying a couch around was definitely the funniest part. 😂 Thanks for sharing
Man that's love at first sight. Look at that drone! Damn!
I've been eyeballing the field of crop dusting by getting my rotary license. But this may be a game changer, and will need to look further into it.
Thanks Jet!
Well, I laughed (at the end).
This is seriously cool drone tech. Thanks for showcasing it on your channel because otherwise I would have never looked for it.
The swing cancellation algorithm is actually amazing.
link to the details?
@@zomgneedaname11:57
@PotatoJet This is truly amazing!! Agri-Spray looks to be a really cool company, doing some great things moving our agriculture efforts forward as a country. Great content as always, Gene!!!
Man sponsored or not DJI leads the drone commercial industry! So cool seeing this crazy technology application in the day by day of people.
Sad here in Florida they are banned for government applications
Well, if you think about it, if DJI were to enter that space it would be massive also for law enforcement etc. We've all seen the police force aquire armored personel carries with 50 cal machine guns so why not stick some cameras and a tear gas launcher on one of these? DNA pellet gun. Eventual lethal force. Now imagine China having secret backdoor control to all of that.
probably a chinese company is why but just a guess.
@@Eskoxo Meanwhile, all of those “government officials” are walking around with iPhones that not only track and map your every move, they have very accurate lidar cameras too. Government officials that make the rules are ignorantly driven to destroy our way of life. Some of the dumbest humans on the planet…
it’s sad that china controls the market and they use that control for espionage and manipulation
You would think a company that leads the drone industry would have decent software that worked... The amount of times i had issues i just gave up and sold my $1250 DJI drone to some other poor sucker.
This drone explains most of the NJ drone sightings.
Although, if it is accurate that they are seeing groups of 50 (in NJ). I went to the website and the EAVision J100 Base price is $32K X 50= roughly $1.5 million dollars. They would have to have the 107 permit to operate and be tracible. That's a serious drone club!
I found a company called ptero dynamics that produces drones and I have the same feeling it might be them as well. Im putting my money on these companies fighting over military contracts so they have to put their product to the ultimate test by flying over military bases.
But will it go from 500 feet to 55,000 feet in two seconds? An airline pilot saw one do it over Oregon last weekend. What about the one that went from hover to hypersonic in New Jersey? Can this one do that? It explains nothing, it just confirms we don't have the technology that someone else has.
I've been leaving comments on a lot of drone scare videos to watch this video.
@@trusttheprocess5618I just looked at their website and the drones look extremely similar to the ones in Jersey. You might actually be onto something.
DJI is such a cool company.
not really
Ccp bot lol
I'm sure some people thought Skynet was a really cool company too at some point.
@@itsneight1260the same could be said about Meta, Amazon, Twitter, Google, you name it
Another UA-cam bot. 🙄
I wish I could have shown you all there is to KC!! Love you guys and still super happy on your union!!
The chemistry between these guys is just up there with the drone😂😂
I’ve seen most of your videos and this is one of your best… Also nice to see that you’ve calmed down a little bit and aren’t so crazy.
Finally, I will be able to sleep on my way to work using a drone. The automatic route function would work perfectly for this.
this is all i want in my life. But i'd be awake enjoying the hell out of the ride LOL
Kinda crazy it is indeed feasible and cost about the same as an EV
This is nice, I have been doing precision agriculture since 2018 with the previous Agras models, and the new ones recently, and is a great business
12:52 regarding helicopters flying low. In order to initiate auto-rotation safely while flying slow you need to be flying high as the first thing you do is push full down collective to maintain rotor speed and then usually push into forward flight. But you can also do it while flying low and fast such that you flare to increase altitude while giving down collective to keep the rotor rpms up. Where you get into trouble is flying both low and slow. Take a look at the helicopter "height-velocity curve" aka "Dead man's curve".
I'm in ohio. I've been seeing drones for over a year. One just went over my house. I've never seen anything like it and I've searched everywhere. The size of it, how slow it was moving, and sounded more like a airplane. It looked like a stealth bomber. I know I sound crazy.
@KISS2vocalist I can try. What's ur email
@@KISS2singer Email?
Still seeing them?
The video of DJI testing it for cleaning up Everest was pretty cool. Hopefully some high net-worth people buy swarms of these for work like this.
Spraying fields actually sounds chill af
Way chiller than cine-shots in a city lol
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looks like we found our drones in new jersey xD. Probably Amazon is testing new delivery options.
exactly!
Yep😂🎉
It’s actually scary tho cause the Chinese are probably spying on us again
Not enough range to come from the ocean and fly all over for so long. Not enough speed to evade police drones, plus these would be detected by thermal cameras. So no.
THIS IS WHAT IVE BEEN TRYING TO TELL MY FRIENDS😭 everyone is so brainwashed saying “oH iTs prOjECt bLUe beAM” , “aLiEnS arE hErE”
Love this!!!! I love drones!!! And I love everything DJI!!!❤❤❤
DJI is changing lives everyday with new products that can help us.
Dude. Do you work for them or just a starry-eyed Fanboy?
Another UA-cam bot. 🤨
My life is much changed with this product. We love you President Xi, from US America!!
Thanks for the fantastic video!
On my channel are the only VTOL ion propelled drones that carry their power supplies against gravity! While they don't lift a lot of weight, they fly almost silently and can fly without any moving mechanical parts! They are designed to prospectively work in space someday as well with a few modifications. Currently the steering and stabilization systems are still being developed.
These are the type being seen all over NJ.. 100%
At 40,000 bux a pop i highly doubt it.
As an FPV pilot, I've spent a lot of time dumping on DJI.. but I gotta say.. they really are at the top of their game.
Mystery drone sightseeing over NJ solved 😄
multiple drones are confirmed the size of a scoolbus.
The drones that are currently getting people scared are probably Technology americans dont know about.
or its again ur own goverment ^^
No way, you actually got to fly it! When i saw this drone released, I instantly thought, man Potato Jet needs to check this out.
Just think, when the DJI ban passes, this guy is probably going to have to find another supplier, replace all those drones, AND unload the current drones at a discount. This might put these guys out of business. So who exactly are we hurting by implementing and outright ban? Even IF we hurt DJI more, we're still giving ourselves self-inflicted wounds. Would make more sense to force DJI to stand up a U.S. data-center and sell US specific equipment, but I digress.
The issue is never data security.
Ticktock in the US is run by an American company with servers in the US with Singaporean CEO and they still want to ban it.
When the developing countries increase market shares on drones, Dji will win, and Americans will lose out.
Just like the EV market.
@@kl9518 maybe DJI can develop an even bigger and longer range delivery drone to air drop new drones to US customers. Or do like people who buy Huawei devices in the States and use a third party retailer to buy it, maybe open a drone store in Mexico and send them over the border.
The problem with US regulation is that they do not have a backup plan to incentivize domestic drone design/manufacturing first before banning DJI
Even if it passed it would ban new DJI drones being shipped to the USA everything that's already in the USA would be fine to own since it was bought before said ban
Love that drone! I did fly my Mavic 3E every week last winter in Indiana. Not a problem.
@8:03 That transition was fantastic and subtle. Great video!
What a positive interaction. It’s refreshing after all the combat drone footage that’s around these days
Speaking of positive uses of this: They could use this drone for emergency battlefield evac. Due to the widespread use of anti-air weapons, you can't use helicopters for this in Ukraine, which means evac either doesn't happen or is done with vulnerable APCs that can get stuck in minefields (or just the mud), disable by artillery and RPGs.
Then again, this thing is so large that it would have a huge radar signature and probably be instantly targeted by AA guns, so it's likely not that great of an idea.
Never been this early to a Potato video. I would be so scared standing near that thing. Those props look like they'd cut me in half haha
same
Because they probably would lol not an irrational fear. Even a Phantom 4/Phantom 3 will mess you up. This thing is massive
That's because they absolutely would. The props are carbon fiber and the motors are 4kW apiece. That's basically equivalent to the average lawnmower engine. And there's 8 of them.
Such a cool dude. Great sense of humor and very informative.
its these guys lol
The inspire 3 flies a lot like the Mavic as well (thanks Josh 😅). It really surprised me how similar the flight characteristics are. Great vid as always. It takes skill to make a sponsored vid enjoyable 🤘🏻
this thing is so outrageous, esp flying in the rain.
They did testing at Everest to do clean up work. It only takes a bit of garbage at a time but there is no reason they couldnt have a massive swarm of them to get the job done faster.
I've got a couple of DJI products, and honestly, they're the best...really well-made and designed with all the features a user needs.
You guys been hanging out in New Jersey lately?
That pretty cool. Didn't know DJI had one this big.
Amazing video!
5:25 - I'm really liking how Chinese at using these to construct solar farms on hills since it can easily carry a full-size solar panel up a hill. It can position the solar panel exactly on spot too, not just bulk carrying so that must save on tons of labor.
7:05 - don't need that huge battery to start up an internal combustion engine car. A small 3s 2000mAh LIPO (or smaller) can do that because LIPO has big amps for its small size. Been there done that.
Good machine, a lot of confidence when flying it, good video friend.
Wow, I just watched a video that was almost 20 minutes long, but it felt like only 5 minutes! I want to watch more. Thanks Patata. =)
It was very interesting. thanks. After Agras, hope will get Flykart soon.
Anyone watch the video because of the New Jersey drones?
😂
Yes
Great video. Great tips. I'm going to share this vid with a friend who teaches agri business in Toledo Ohio. Thanks!
I can only say that DJI is the best when it comes to drones, they put so much effort to make the flight experience a breeze! Unfortunatelly the capabilities are very limited by many, too many drone laws, which yes, we do need but the wors is the VLOS, which makes the telemetry irrelevant in most cases…
Can’t wait to use this on my next wedding video 😅
Chinese innovation is amazing 💯
I just love when everyone geeks out from having so much fun!
I found the drones!!
That AGI SPRAY Drone guy is amazing! Such a cool dude!
Big ass drone. The applications of this drone almost limitless.
Great video.
Yep.. Ukraine and russian be like👀
Gotta T25 Drone for Christmas....I'm Hooked...now I want this!!!
Little did you know what was gonna happen in New Jersey?Lol
This was an awesome video. Thanks for sharing. DJI drones are The BEST!!!
Looks like we found our drones in New Jersey.
18:59 I love that reference/joke😂🙌
The Ukraine War using drones took it to a whole level of Warfare.
Not just that, also the AI stuff by Palantir. It's a playground for tech companies when things aren't regulated.
Ukraine is currently receiving a batch of thousands of autonomous drones from Germany (with tens of thousands more already ordered) that can identify and attack targets entirely on their own, which means that unlike previous drones, they can't be jammed anymore - and detecting them is also much harder.
Warfare is getting "interesting".
I heard they were buying the big ones for $500.00.....in the U.S. they were charging $15,000.00+...
Just shows how we are getting ripped off.
@@cottoncordel8091 You don't really believe that, do you?
So are we just going to ignore the fact that you were basically rapping to the background music for the first 8 seconds of the video....... and that s**t was absolute fire! 🔥😂 0:19 to 0:29 the flow is crazy too
Who's here after the sightings?
Me dammit!
Not many
Drone hysteria debunked. If drone operators are spying or up to no good, why turn the lights on to advertise your presence? Why use a large drone designed for lifting?
Everybody is they just set it 7months ago
Big support Gene, always feels good to restart my brain with your videos mate, top notch as always
Imagine looking at the sky and you suddenly see a drone with a dangling couch underneath 🤣
14:14 I was already thinking about getting a Pelican to put a gimbal and lighting and stuff in when traveling and this is making me want one even more
yees
i'm too poor to get into the hobby with more than one drone but still enjoy watching my dream drones
LOL get a better job, voila
@@silbay Because it's that easy...
You have a marked predilection for rainy days. Great video.
DJI is a respectable company
Here are your fifty cents.
Woah. Cool.
That's the size of an SUV.
I just drove through Boonville, MO about 24 hours ago. The wonderful crazy happenstances.
Hope Trump doesn't go through with the DJI ban. Would be absolutely devastating for these people.
Great video! Lots of info. And lots of travel 😜 Thanks.
jett how about make a tripod for travel next
I'm really hoping they are making an auto level tripod for traveling. Which easily fits on the side of most bags and isn't too heavy
I hope he drove to NC with this, would be such an awesome commercial
I think DJ I is the best room company in the world❤
yes
Wow 😮
Are you a drone engineer?
@@AizaAbedin-oe4pf Yes I am a technician ,this is my channel
I need one of these to get to work.
Are these the type drones, flying and spying over the military bases in New Jersey?
Dont think so-that first big one costs around 40k
Look at all those solar panels. So green!
Shenzhen is such a great city. Hope you stayed a little longer to take in more than just DJI. If so what did you enjoy the most. I was there at the beginning of Covid January 2020, and didn’t get much opportunity. But I hope to get back there very soon.
13:40 it's super interesting to hear about the farming side of drones because you don't see any of that in the UK at the moment!