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Liked 3rd one black with buckle (belt on it) where can I buy them from ? May be you can post online link to them 🙂

Looking forward to the execution. I also do not want to have a louder Harley, but a more agile one.

Just ordered those bar grips for my Sport Glide, the original ones have worn smooth and slide through my hands, especially the throttle side. Hoping for a big improvement

great tool 💯

This is nothing new with DJI. You register everything. I’ve never had an issue. I do however run apple stuff. Not sure if identical apple/DJI packaging and city in china has anything to do with it. If you want to be suspicious, be suspicious of that. lol. Once you get into it you will love it!! I’ve had mine 2 years and have nothing but beautiful footage :)

Mimo is probably a 1GB cyber warfare app, when WW3 breaks out they're gonna explode all the LiPo batteries in every smartphone they infected. At the very least it's a 1GB spyware, since it wants permissions for everything on your phone, from location to photos, contacts and whatever else may be there. That should be forbidden by law, since for the activation (which is dubious from the start) 1MB would be more than enough, no one can tell me they need a 1GB app for that. They also restrict 3rd party batteries with their firmware like the printer manufacturers did with their ink cartridges, for the price of 1 of their batteries you would get 3 or 4 on the free market 🤡

If I remember correctly, there's a QR code on the inside of the box or on some leaflet included in the box that redirects you directly to where the Mimo App is.

DJI is a software hellscape. You can't fly a DJI drone until it has GPS and sends the info to DJI servers. The alternatives are better than the constant demand for personal info.

Old news you'll likeley be on old stock given the OA4 is the latest Action hence the box stating you can get the app from the Store. Originally Mimo was available on the Play Store, since then Google/DJI has disagreed over somehting re Mimo which is strange as Apple are ok with the software, Samsung's store hosts the app also so it's direct APK download from DJI or your phone manufacturers store (if they have one)

Can I have my 3 minutes and 33 seconds back please. A pointless video.

I share your annoyance with DJI's registration process. There are a number of products on the market now that will not work out of the box unless they are first registered on line with the manufacturer and have the latest firmware downloaded. My first encounter with this problem was with the Cardo helmet communicators. You have to scan a QR code. If you don't have a smart phone and connection to the internet, the product cannot be made to work, but of course, this is not revealed to the buyer until after the purchase is made. It should be stated on the box and the manufacturer's website that a prerequisite for use of the product is availability of a smart phone and internet access. I am thinking of contacting my congressman and suggesting the US Federal Trade Commission enact rules that require full pre-purchase disclosure by manufacturers of any prerequisite requirements for use of the product with appropriate civil penalties for non-compliance.

Yep it's vanished (The mimo app) and they did not even bother to reply why when you contact them. I had to get the APK just like as you mentioned too.

Helmet mount for forward shots... :)

I am against the mandatory registration and wouldn't mind if they had an APK and it was on the Google Play store. I got the care package, so registration didn't irk me as much. I installed the APK without drama. It was pretty straight forward. Neither Google nor DJI have elaborated on why it isn't on the Play Store. DJI quote "Google Play technical adjustments". I read Google announced a while back that app developers will have to ensure their apps are packaged as bundles (AAB) rather than the standard APK. According to a DroneDJ reader, DJI’s SDK has a bug that prevents it from compiling in this new AAB standard. Also read... the more suspicious aspects of the app is that it can install any application on the user’s device through either a self-update feature or a dedicated installer provided by China’s Weibo social media giant. Both could download code from outside of the Play Store, an aspect of their design that directly violates Google’s policies. It is on the Apple store, though, and they appear stricter than Google Play Store.

great setup, great bikes, smooth video, nice review. What do you do for a living?

nice bike brother and I am impressed that you own it...... I have a 2006 and here in Arizona I love driving her..... What a lovely bike to see someone loving like I do mine !

Beautiful bike Simon. I have the same screamin’ eagle filter housing. Nice and original/ discreetly done.

Looking forward to seeing your content… thanks for the sub too 💪🏻👍🏻

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