Draft with gaps. I don't know whether demos are free, whether they're limited to certain aircraft, or how far the team will travel. Confirm those and I'll finish it.
Can I see one before I buy?
Yes. For anything at enterprise price it's a sensible step, and it often changes what people end up buying.
Contact us with the aircraft or payload you're interested in and we'll arrange something.
What happens on a demo
We fly the aircraft, show you the payload doing the job you'd actually use it for, and go through the software side. Depending on the aircraft and the site, you may be able to fly it yourself.
Bring the people who'll be using it, not only the person signing off the purchase. The pilots ask different questions and they're usually the ones that matter.
Getting something useful out of it
Come with a specific job in mind rather than a general interest. A demo that answers "can this get the detail I need on a 40 metre chimney" is worth far more than one that shows you the aircraft flying nicely in a field.
If you have sample data from your current setup, bring it. Comparing like for like on your own subject matter tells you more than any spec sheet.
Can you come to us?
Often, and there's an argument for doing it on your own site since you see the aircraft against the conditions and obstacles you actually work in. Ask when you enquire.
What if I want to try it properly?
For a longer evaluation, hiring the aircraft for a week is sometimes the better route. You get it on real jobs rather than a single afternoon, and we can talk about how that offsets against a purchase.
Call 0330 111 7177 or email [email protected].
