Ep33 Does your Mavic Pro need Landing Gear? Of course it does !!
Do you find your Mavic Pro acts like a “Weed Wacker” when you land on grass or are worried about landing on any slightly uneven surface? I was too! The Mavic Pro was designed with way too little ground clearance. I have bought landing gear that is light and gets the Mavic 1 1/2″ higher off the ground, which should allow you to safely land on grass or any loose or uneven surfaces. Check out this video to see my review and to see if you think this is something you would need for your Mavic.
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Welcome to Cruising Off Duty. We are Craig and Janice. We love travelling and we love sailing, so we figure the best way to see the world is by sailboat. We presently have a 35' Beneteau Oceanis sloop that we sail out of Kingston, Ontario Canada, which is on Lake Ontario. We have a longer term plan, when we retire in a few years, to sell everything and buy a 40-50' Catamaran and circumnavigate the globe. Craig loves photography along with land based and drone videography and plans to document everything along our travels to share with the world through Youtube and other social media. For now, follow our channel as we show you the beauty of the Great Lakes and the 1000 Islands area of the St Lawrence River. You will also see the steps we take as start narrowing down the Catamaran we think will suit us best as we move closer to our goal of living full time on a sailboat and exploring the world. It should be a journey worth watching.
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