I believe he is also using a copyright music track on there as well with no acknowledgements
Bizarrely, that will probably get him a wrap on the knuckles more than his ****** flying !
I believe he is also using a copyright music track on there as well with no acknowledgementsWhen I said it was totally illegal he said he didn't see any no fly regulations for Freeways....
.... OMG I can't wait for the Police to be issues with 'Drone Tasers'.
That's a strange request?........Okay they seem to be calling for my head on a pike over at MavicPilots...
Ok, here is where this thread is leading...mans head on a stick! Can we please stay on track or I'm going to lock this thread....That's a strange request?........
Ohhhhhhh.......not that sort of pike?
WordOk, here is where this thread is leading...mans head on a stick! Can we please stay on track or I'm going to lock this thread....
yeah, probably his first orbit ever, and he's proud of it probably.So whats the thoughts on this lovely video
NOT Mine but a new Mavic pilot...
Okay they seem to be calling for my head on a pike over at MavicPilots...
Everything negative that we came up with so far AND THEN SOME.On a serious note, whats the opinion on flying at night??
*my opinion only, not proven
Great, I'd give his phone number to the FAA and anything else that would help identify him.This is the same guy that was requesting information on how to fly above the 400ft ceiling and proclaiming to see his Mavic easily over a mile away.... He also published his personal mobile and said he doesn't care about the FAA.
Yet another great pilot to have in the Drone community...
ps. Not stereotyping at all!! But he lives in Kentucky....
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Drone Legislation Passes Kentucky Senate Committee
On a serious note, whats the opinion on flying at night??
Disclaimer: NOT ME another idiot* from other forum...
*my opinion only, not proven
Yeah pretty much and idiot, here's already declared he doesn't care about FAA ...There's nothing wrong with flying at night, per-se. My company has a night-time waiver -- but that's an example of a night excursion in a built up area that's not safe. a) no collision lights b) way too high for nighttime flying, and c) I have my doubts about actual visual line of sight, too.
Cheers
Yeah pretty much and idiot, here's already declared he doesn't care about FAA ...
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Lost it? OUTSTANDING!The thing is, it is very tempting to find out what the limits are of these little toylike but incredibly capable gadgets. I can understand that first time buyers don't read the manual or any safety guides. They just take it out of the box, charge the battery and take it for a spin. Because they regard it as the latest gadget. Not as an aircraft. The FPV screen gives an impression of total control and orientation, while it isn't at all, but people don't realise that until it's too late.
Also, the anti collision system is trusted for 100% by these folks. It's on there so it should work.
The fortunate ones will only lose there Mavik in the trees.
Like this one, his Mavik went in RTH into a palmtree and he couldn't get it out. He went to a nearby shop to buy a football to throw in the hope to get it out, only to find his brand new Mavik stolen.
We will see tons of these stories on the tubes.
Manufacturers like DJI are to blame, telling the public for 2 years already that everybody can fly a drone. They can't, they can only press a finger on a smartphone screen.
It's only the beginning.
Lost it? OUTSTANDING!
The guy actually posted his phone number on the Mavic site so please, someone call the FAA.Great, I'd give his phone number to the FAA and anything else that would help identify him.
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