Recent content by fablau

That's pretty cool, thank you for sharing this. I am almost 2 hours from your place, but I'll think about it!

Thank you, thank you, thank you for clarifying and helping! Luckily I have you guys to help me out here, otherwise, I'd be completely confused! Appreciated your help. Thank you again.

Here is another question that came up as soon as I registered by drone yesterday with the FAA. In the confirmation email they sent me, and on the certificate, I have printed out, they state: To fly under the exception for recreational flyers you must: Register your drone Fly only for...

Agreed!

Great information, I love the bottom chart. That clarifies a great deal for me. Thank you so much!

Well, let me say it again, it's ridiculous to me. To fly under the trees, in my backyard? I don't see why I should ask permission for that. They should put down more defined rules, with good sense. Otherwise, people are just going to ignore them. But I agree with you about the LAANC. Hopefully...

Thank you for your detailed information, but from what you describe, it looks like I can fly in my area without authorization then? If so, it would contradict what @msinger said above about class E. I am confused!

Ok, understand that and I know what's LAANC (made some research). So, back to one of my original questions, can I fly in my area if I am under 60 feet? I think would be ridiculous if I couldn't. Thanks. PS: Yes, I registered by drone yesterday. Thanks!

Thank you for the link, that's great information. So, from I see, I am actually in a controlled space because of nearby heliports (class E?), so I should ask for authorization, right? Is that correct? Thanks again.

Thank you guys for your replies and for welcoming me here. Yes, I plan flying under hobbyist rules. Ok, so, please correct me if I am wrong, but it is my understanding that the B4UFly app is old, so I can disregard it. That's actually the only map which gave me the heliport limitation, even...

Hello everyone, I just got my Mavic 2 Pro after many years of waiting, but as always, despite I made my research for the past year or so about FAA regulations and such, it is only when you get the drone in your hands that more questions arise for which you have a hard time to find an answer for...