In 6 years of professional "droning," I've never shot a golf course. I always thought that that would be a fun endeavor. What I like about those kind of gigs is that you better have your video and RC reception in tune and spot on, which we always do. So glad I figured out how to get great reception in all my birds years ago. Other than crashing, "poor reception" (AKA: "poor video feed") seems to be one of the top topics in all the drone forums.
Yes, I've heard that reception can be a problem with I2 but hopefully it shouldn't affect shooting golf courses too much as the furthest away I get from the aircraft is around 500yds. I prefer shooting links courses as the lack of trees means less obstacles but also the sun stays on the course longer. What have you learned about getting better reception?
Yes, I've heard that reception can be a problem with I2 but hopefully it shouldn't affect shooting golf courses too much as the furthest away I get from the aircraft is around 500yds. I prefer shooting links courses as the lack of trees means less obstacles but also the sun stays on the course longer. What have you learned about getting better reception?