DJI Avata 360 в штормовой ветер… и потеря связи

The DJI Avata 360 finally took me to the real mountains of British Columbia. In this video, I tested the drone in strong winds, among rocks, forests, and challenging terrain—the same places I previously filmed videos with the Neo2 and Mini 5 Pro. During the test, I encountered unexpected issues: - connection loss due to terrain - difficult control in strong gusts - the difference between the Motion Controller and the RC-N2 - real-world drone performance in the mountains I also compared the Avata 360 with: • DJI Mini 5 Pro • DJI Neo2 I tried to understand: - who this drone is for - can it replace the Mini 5 Pro - how useful 360 shooting is in real-world conditions - is it worth buying the DJI Avata 360 The filming took place on Mount Harvey, British Columbia, Canada. If you love mountains, drones, FPV, and honest tech tests, you're welcome. Please support the video with a like and comment—it really helps promote the channel. 00:00 Trailer, uphill climb 01:00 Start of DJI Avata 360 test and comparison with other drones 02:25 First launch, drone loses connection 04:20 Drone flight 05:46 Avata 360 starts to get blown away by the wind 06:35 First impressions 07:39 Mini 5 Pro panorama 09:40 Changing location and checking the connection range 11:31 Motion Controller problem, choosing a kit 13:38 FPV flights and panorama 16:29 Flight through dense forest at dusk Trying Active Track 20:28 Quality Comparison: Avata 360 vs. Mini 5 Pro vs. Neo2 21:02 Mini 5 Pro vs. Avata 360 23:21 DJI Avata 360 ActiveTrack 26:29 Camera Issues When Stitching 28:08 DJI Avata 360 6K vs. Mini 5 Pro 30:08 Which is Better: 8K or 6K? 31:18 Issues Flying in D-Log 32:58 Neo2 Test and Comparison 35:22 Neo2 vs. Avata 360 6K 36:50 Final Results and Which to Choose #DJI #Avata360 #Drone #FPV #Mountains #DJIAvata360 #BritishColumbia #Travel