Tittle-tattle

[slim.slamma]

At 600ft and above the i1 no longer records video or photos
I wonder which firmware it got slipped in on. Wise move this should deter irresponsible behavior. No point flying in the clouds if you can't get photos

Can anyone confirm. Should have been a major announcement.


Post your cloud shots here if this is just a rumor

 

[lake_flyer]

Sorry Slim, no can do.
Interesting though. It would help a lot to keep a lot of high flying folks closer to the ground. Now if they also would cut off the video when outside VLOS, unless one has a IFR rating (it's coming)......

 

[slim.slamma]

Now if they also would cut off the video when outside VLOS, unless one has a IFR rating (it's coming)......

Offers an inch and i'll be **** if he aint go for the mile's

 

[lake_flyer]

Offers an inch and i'll be **** if he aint go for the mile's

 

[slim.slamma]

Now if they also would cut off the video when outside VLOS, unless one has a IFR rating (it's coming)......

Epson.com/Moverio
FAA has maintained the rule that UAVs must remain within the visual line-of-sight (VLOS) of the remote pilot, reinforcing the relevance of the Epson and DJI partnership.

 

[lake_flyer]

Epson.com/Moverio
FAA has maintained the rule that UAVs must remain within the visual line-of-sight (VLOS) of the remote pilot, reinforcing the relevance of the Epson and DJI partnership.

I like the idea of glasses that offer a heads up display for the telemetry, and give a view of the actual framing, while maintaining VLOS. It's much safer than VLOS ONLY.