Keith Davis

Keith Davis is the Pilot and Owner of a small Aerial Services Company in middle Tennessee. He has been a part of the drone community since it’s inception.

Having started out as a hobbyist pilot in 2011, Keith has been a Commercial 107 Pilot now for 6yrs and has experience with many different aircraft and operating systems.

Through his company he has experience in many facets of droning and provides a variety of services ranging from Realty and Ortho mapping to Thermal assessments and everything in between. He has flown on cell towers, wind towers, power systems, homes, businesses, land parcels and much more.

He is as passionate today as he was those years ago for droning and is always seeking to further his knowledge and abilities. Having seen that potential then and wanting to be a part of creating a long lasting, safe new industry.

He has succeeded in this by flying safely and keeping informed of the changes that occur in this ever-growing industry whether it’s rules and regulation changes to the ever-changing technical advances.

For those of you new to the Avata, welcome aboard, and for those of you who’ve had the Avata for a bit – you never know – even you may pick something up here. Let’s get to it.

In this article, we’ll dive deeper into Temporary Flight Restrictions, why you shouldn’t disobey them, and what happens if you try.

When it comes to the DJI Avata, accessing the camera settings may differ depending on which set of goggles you are using.

The DJI Avata is a bit different from your usual GPS drone system as it is a combination of a GPS system and FPV, for those of you donning the goggles for the first time.

Now that everything is on and ready to go, we will have to go through the steps of linking or binding the three together.

The first steps of getting started with your new DJI Avata include powering on and linking the drone, the goggles, and the controller.

Don’t worry, we’re here to help! One of the first things to do is get everything charged up. Once you have that done, we’ll get to the…

In the real world, you can expect 5 to 6km or 3 to 4 miles from your DJI Avata, under the best of conditions.

Let’s take a look at some of the things we’ve learned so far about this latest offering from DJI.

Whenever DJI comes out with a new product, they always have a new battery as well.