SECRET Hand Catch - Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom - Mavic 3 - Mavic Air 2 - Simpler & Safer Way to Hand Catch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- A simpler, safer way to hand "catch" your DJI Mavic Series drone (Mavic Pro, Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom, Mavic Air).
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Brilliant, the best, simplest and safest way I've seen. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your nice comment. Happy flying!
That is basically the way, every sensible drone pilot has been catching drones for half a decade
What a great safety video on how to hand catch my Mavic Pro! I have always been extremely nervous even thinking of hand catching my bird and this really is a great method that is well explained. Nice to know you don't have to turn off the front sensors while it is facing you. We appreciate all of your videos!
Tom Gilmore Many thanks Tom for your comment, and many happy flights to you!
Just gave it a go, so easy and doesn’t feel dangerous, thanks for the tip.
Ah nice to hear!
Thanks. Good to know. Sometimes it's just too windy for a landing pad.
Great idea!! It's more like your "taking the drone down" compared to landing it on your hand!
Yes, great analogy!
@@D7dronetech Can you also please do a drone hand-launching video?
Awesome video....as always perfectly done and well well executed.. 👍👍👍👍
Michael
Thanks as always Michael! Happy flying!
Pro video! Thank you so much. Thought I'd perfected the hand catch...til now.
Thanks for saying! Happy flying!
Awesome and useful tutorial👍
DoctaM3 Thanks!
Great way to hand catch
Thank you for simplifying what needs to be done for safe catching a drone! I subscribe! - flying the MA2, Mm, and Zino 2.
Thanks for subbing! Happy flying!
Great to you that you can do that too with Mavic 2 pro, I have been doing this for my Mavic air.
Thanks I like this method better looks safer and easier
That’s great sir. Thank you for that safety tutorial.👍🏼
Nice video, thank you for posting!
thx!!!
Nice, I'll give this a try.
Great technique. Thanks for sharing this
Thanks!
Very helpful!!!! Thank you
This is super helpful. do you have to turn all the sensors off OR put it on "sports model" in order to land it frontfacing you?
Nope, don’t need to turn of sensors or change the flight mode. Easy and safest in my opinion.
@@D7dronetech interesting... wouldn't the down-facing sensor cause the drone to fly upwards when the drone senses that your hand is approaching the bottom of the drone?
No, your avoiding that sensor by having the drone face you so the sensor is further back where your hand would grab the drone.
Why do you guys do this!
Lol, just kidding :)
Good job 👍
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for this vidéo
Well thought and elegant method, thanks for sharing! I am curious about a hand - take off version. I travel with my bike and do not carry a landing pad. So I let it sit on my hand, motors off, and then swipe the yellow switch on the screen with my nose. It works, but I would not mind a better trick.
Some people gently throw it, which is cute. How does that work?
Hi, no special way to hand launch other than how you mentioned. Throwing sounds risky and wouldn’t recommended it at all. Happy flying!
Fantastic flight ;)))👍🏻👌🏻👍🏻😀
Thanks!!!
Thanks well done.
I extend my hand flat and keep it very stable. Then I land it on the hand that is super flat and not grabby, and as the motors disengage, i get a bit more grabby. Otherwise the drone senses resistance, thinks its wind and tries to compensate. This can lead to it escaping, or going into you or even worse your hand.
How do you turn off the motors with one hand?
I will give it a try. Thanks.
Please let’s us know how it went. Thanks!
@@D7dronetech I tried it a couple of times a few minutes ago with my M2P, and you know, I think it is easier your way. The first time my hand triggered the bottom sensors, but the second time I brought my hand in more from the front and didn't trigger the sensors. Also, I think the motors shut off quicker/easier with this method. Cool! Thanks!
So you mentioned gusts of wind and having your fingers pointing toward the props earlier in your video as a risk, I still see the risk with your solution.
The key to doing it safely is to land, not catch. The downward sensors perform 2 functions, obstacle avoidance and landing stability, it's up to you to teach your drone that your hand is a stable landing platform rather than an obstacle to be avoided, simply place your flat palmed hand beneath the drone, it will initially identify your moving hand as an object to be avoided and rise away from it, but you just have to keep your hand there and after the drone has stopped rising pull down again and it will identify your now stationary hand as a stable landing platform and land on it as gently as it would on the ground and shut down, no grabbing, no fingers pointed toward the props.
Having the drone face you doesn't work any better with the Mavic 3 since both downward sensors are almost equally spaced on the bottom from either the front or the back.
Merci 🙏
When turning the drone to face you, do you need to turn off obstacle avoidance?
Great question. No you don’t. However, you won’t be able to fly the drone towards you which is a good thing, and can approach the drone to hold it.
With the controller do you just hold it down to the right to shut off motors?
Dustin Anderson Hold left stick straight down.
My 7 year old grandson showed me that yesterday. LoL!
Rayman Ch Sharp guy!
Mavic 3?
Yes same
@@D7dronetech same as what sorry there’s no mention of it in the video and the sensors are different
I just Land it in my hand, I don’t grip it at all.