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Unfortunately, you're not allowed to launch or operate any drone in a National Park in the US regardless of how high you intend to fly.

Я немного поработал в Adobe, но я все еще учился правильно исправлять цвет. Спасибо за совет! И спасибо вам за продолжение!

Спасибо!

A bit of footage from a recent trip into the Sawtooths Mountains.

Looks like a fixed wing... Far more efficient than quads. Still, it's quite impressive.

I have nearly the exact same build at home and it runs 4k editing on premier pro like a champ.

Keep calling. If anything it's on principle at this point. I'm angry for you too.

They are fairly durable. Although with that being said it only take one hit in the right spot to cause major issues. Start by inspecting all propellers for damage. Make sure to remove them and inspect connection points as well. Inspect the body and arms of the aircraft for any cracks and damage...

I think the issue becomes the additional weight of a larger battery. In theory the larger battery supplies a longer flight time, but the additional weight would cause a decrease in flight time. Therefore you end up back at the same spot you were originally. As I understand it there is a sweet...

Do a quick search on "Hyperfocal distance" for the Mavic Pro. The theory is that if you set your manual focus to roughly 12m, everything from up close (a few meters away) all the way to infinity will be as in focus as possible. At least that's my take on it. It can get confusing quickly, but...

Hmmmmm... Where are you located? I'll text my buddy real quick to see what the case is up here in Idaho.

I talked to a buddy of mine who is an agent and he said that it goes on a Personal Article Policy.

I'd call and ask for direction to a written rule. If there is no rule on paper, it's sure hard to enforce. I've heard of parks banning the use of "motorized vehicles", which then can be interpreted to include unmanned aerial vehicles with electric motors. Good luck. If I were you I'd start...

I've heard similar stories about folks having bad luck with customer service. Alternatively, I've heard several stories about very fast service and how wonderful DJI customer service is. I just sent off my mavic for (user error) damage. I'm interested to see which customer service side I will get.

I always print out the rules of the airlines and pack it with the drone. That way if I get stopped, I just show them exactly what's printed on their website.