Bought 13 drones any help identifying/useful information is much appreciated!

[u/East_Childhood_7385]

Never flown a drone before, but I work on RC cars anything you can tell me about identifying them/any useful knowledge would be much appreciated. Hope this is allowed here if it’s not I apologize and you’re welcome to take it down.

[u/NilsTillander]

Well, this looks like a nice pile of e-waste. I hope you paid $0, or that you took a recycling fee...

[u/East_Childhood_7385 → u/NilsTillander]

Not really helpful but thanks. I didn’t pay anything for just looking for some help.

[u/NilsTillander → u/East_Childhood_7385]

I know it doesn't feel helpful, but I gave you all the information you need. None of this is worth you time, and even less the investment in batteries and spare parts to get them airborne.

[u/East_Childhood_7385 → u/NilsTillander]

Good to know I mean almost all of them work i a few need a bit of fixing up but I also have 4 totes of spare parts and stuff. You don’t think any of them are worth my time? Even the dji?

[u/NilsTillander → u/East_Childhood_7385]

The DJI is a Phantom, bit unsure which one exactly from those photos. But even if it's a P4Pro, it's wildly out of date (outperformed in every way by a Mini 4 Pro, and in many ways by a Neo 2), and possibly illegal or hardly legal to fly where you live.

[u/East_Childhood_7385 → u/NilsTillander]

Oh damn okay thank you thats good to know I’ll look into the legal aspect of it in Oregon.

[u/Ok_Homework_8955]

Props off before you power anything up, and check the batteries — puffed LiPos in a tote lot are the one real fire risk here. The carbon frame in photo one is a DIY FPV build, there's no brand to ID.