Recent content by warloc66

I'm in Connecticut, so I know what you mean... I think your biggest concern would be on humid days, if you landed and then put your drone or batteries into an air-conditioned space a short time after flying, condensation could be a problem

Rotterdam?

I had one of those when I was a kid. Loved that thing

And just remind these guys, you're out in public, you have no reasonable expectation of privacy

If you set the expo before going into TapFly, the expo settings should hold

When connected to the bird, go to the settings and hit the drone at the top, go to advanced settings, and hit EXP. This is where you set the sensitivity for pitch, roll and yaw. I set my yaw at about 0.20-0.25.

Well, we'll know in a few days

I'll put odds it's a racing done

Aww. Very cute.

Beautiful pic

Might want to do an IMU calibration, just in case

It's on you... If you think your piloting skills are honed enough to handle the wind, go nuts. If you're not sure, let the app bring it home

You kept a nice, respectful distance. Well done.

If you're worried, get strobes. They make flying better day or night

Just for the record, if you're flying as a hobbyist under Part 336, you can fly at night