Recent content by AlanL

A TFR is now in place for the area.

As a long time weather geek I am intrigued. How do we go about finding out more?

Very nice - that's the level of detail I expect from my Mavic 3 Pro cameras after I run them through DxO PureRAW 5. I can't wait to see what the Mavic 4 Pro images look like with that same treatment once DxO adds modules to support these new sensors/lenses. The newest module updates that just...

Are you using any kind of noise reduction with these images? I am especially impressed with the level of detail in the 2.5x and 6x images compared to what I am used to working with from my Mavic 3 Pro.

It might be about a month until DxO releases a module for the cameras on the Mavic 4 Pro. They are usually several weeks behind the release of a new platform like this if not a bit longer. They go out of their way to thoroughly go through the lenses/sensors and check for needed corrections...

Have you loaded the AirData app on your phone? The app knows where to look for the flight data and will sync with the AirData server so you can view the flight logs on the AirData web site.

They lost count when they ran out of fingers.

See what happens when you wait :p

"And if you order before midnight tonight we will throw in a free Ginsu knife set!"

Not really - but you are unique just like most of the rest of us 😁

Simple - he doesn't care about the nonsensical destruction in the slightest. That list is all the countries he wants to have lined up to come grovel for relief by bending the knee and kissing the ring. :rolleyes: Economic pain is what little people experience......

🤣 🤣 🤣 Nothing to worry about - the Easter Bunny will swoop in to cover the costs.......

He is directly under the final approach to PDX although you are correct about the Class C floor being above 400'AGL above Smith Lake.

PSI Examination Services - 8383 NE Sandy Blvd. Suite 258. There are a couple other PSI Exam sites in the Portland area but that's where I took mine.

Welcome - most of the Gorge is open to flying as long as you stay away from Multnomah and Wahkeena Falls. For the most part the airspace around PDX is the only real restricted area. Most of the OR coastline is open to fly in other than a few areas near Bandon and Cape Arago.