Custom Payload Drop - Looking for Service

Jon L 13 · Jun 10, 2016

Does anybody know of companies/individuals providing custom payload delivery? I had an inquiry about this and unfortunately was unable to respond to that demand.

The delivery is in Las Vegas and payload is 300 grams. Please email me if you've got any leads.
[email protected]

The Editor · Jun 11, 2016

Jon L 13 said:
Does anybody know of companies/individuals providing custom payload delivery? I had an inquiry about this and unfortunately was unable to respond to that demand.

The delivery is in Las Vegas and payload is 300 grams. Please email me if you've got any leads.
[email protected]

Hmmmmm...... You can imaging how dodgy this sounds I'm sure....
Someone wants a 'delivery' of 300grams of 'something' in Las Vegas.

Additionally (in many countries) delivery and payload dropping of anything is strictly controlled and requires over and above standard permissions given by a countries aviation authority.
I would check VERY carefully before proceeding since and payload adds additional risk to a flight which may require regulation.

Jon L 13 · Jun 11, 2016

The Editor said:
Hmmmmm...... You can imaging how dodgy this sounds I'm sure....
Someone wants a 'delivery' of 300grams of 'something' in Las Vegas.

Additionally (in many countries) delivery and payload dropping of anything is strictly controlled and requires over and above standard permissions given by a countries aviation authority.
I would check VERY carefully before proceeding since and payload adds additional risk to a flight which may require regulation.

Haha! I should explain further.
It's a tech company looking to drop a computer component from up high at a symposium.
It's also indoors, so FAA wouldn't be a player. Not sure if there would be any special rules.
I'm asking here because I am unable to do this with my stock I-1. I have faith that she could do it, but I don't have time to figure out and test a remote-controlled release mechanism.

JasonJett · Jun 11, 2016

LOL Thats awesome.

fmaklan · Jun 11, 2016

Stork Payload Drop System for DJI Inspire 1 - FlyHighUSA

You might try this system. Attaches to your landing gear, you just turn off the automatic feature on your gear through DJI go app then at desired altitude you manually raise gear via switch on your RC thereby releasing payload.

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The Editor · Jun 11, 2016

Jon L 13 said:
Haha! I should explain further.
It's a tech company looking to drop a computer component from up high at a symposium.
It's also indoors, so FAA wouldn't be a player. Not sure if there would be any special rules.
I'm asking here because I am unable to do this with my stock I-1. I have faith that she could do it, but I don't have time to figure out and test a remote-controlled release mechanism.

OK - understood. It's not 300 grams of Columbian finest pure powder dropped over the walls of the Bellagio.

skymaze · Jun 13, 2016

not sure for Inspire but the one for phantom

damoncooper · Jun 13, 2016

The Editor said:
OK - understood. It's not 300 grams of Columbian finest pure powder dropped over the walls of the Bellagio.

Penthouse delivery mang. It's how they do it yo.

licensed pilot · Jun 13, 2016

fmaklan said:
Stork Payload Drop System for DJI Inspire 1 - FlyHighUSA

You might try this system. Attaches to your landing gear, you just turn off the automatic feature on your gear through DJI go app then at desired altitude you manually raise gear via switch on your RC thereby releasing payload.

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Can an Inspire 1 with camera lift 300 grams? Inspire 1 Pro?