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I went to a local drones club meeting and learned about 2 apps for one's phone so-as to know where it's legal/illegal to fly. One is called "Hover" and the other, which has better maps, is "AirSpace." I asked a lot about rules and there really aren't many... yet. In Portland, you can't fly in public parks or at schools (without permission). Etiquette calls for no flying over houses unless over 100 feet (or have permission). They aren't allowed in national parks either. Otherwise, it's mostly uncharted territory.
My latest (which turned out nice except for sloppy editing near the end). Always best in 1080p HD on Full Screen mode at YouTube.
I went to a local drones club meeting and learned about 2 apps for one's phone so-as to know where it's legal/illegal to fly. One is called "Hover" and the other, which has better maps, is "AirSpace." I asked a lot about rules and there really aren't many... yet. In Portland, you can't fly in public parks or at schools (without permission). Etiquette calls for no flying over houses unless over 100 feet (or have permission). They aren't allowed in national parks either. Otherwise, it's mostly uncharted territory.
My latest (which turned out nice except for sloppy editing near the end). Always best in 1080p HD on Full Screen mode at YouTube.
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This will bring down your Mavic too.... and no flames :grin:
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My friends call me "David" :victorious:Not enough accuracy (or do you have a special talent).layful:
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