Recent content by FredericEP

a really nice piece of video. Good filming and editing. One of the drone was slightly melted as we can see on a facebook post :

From what I understood in each of these area there is usually somekind of military facility. And this is a large area because it was matching an official paper map.

If you want to fly in RVF zones, you need to create a document that explain when, where and why you want to fly and send it to the spanish authorities. Here is the answer I received when I contacted the spanish authorities : Note the document and all exchanges with authorities are to be done...

Thanks for the feedback and glad to know that you managed to get it out of the country.

je ne suis pas dans les secrets de DJI, mais je n'ai pas entendu de nouvelles rumeurs concernant une version francophone de Go 4 pour android.

Hi, I can't help but would be curious to hear back from you to know how it went and if you managed to keep it.

Captain Drone tried to freeze an anafi. It was not sub zero but close (3°F) and looks like if you keep you battery warm it will fly

Hi, For Spain, as far as I know the last change in the law was in December 2017. If your drone is less than 2Kg it's quite easy : basically you can't fly in controlled airspace or in/over National Parks, not near airports (must be at least 8Km), not over buildings/cities and crowds, you must...

I don't have any personal experience but based on a recent message posted on this board ( Update to new laws for using small drones in Mexico ) looks like it is not easy for non locals to fly legally

Hi, Make sure you are not in sports mode on the remote.

From the Go 4 App, on the main screen, in the image parameters you can change the image format : JPEG, JPEG+Raw or Raw See here for screenshots : How to change from JPG to RAW?

I would suggest you shoot Raw on your Mavic 1 Pro. This will allow you to fine tune your JPEG output. 12mp is more than enough to be displayed at 1080p, you could have a 100+ mp image it wouldn't look better on that screen.

It's explained at the top of Page 31 of the manual 4 lights blinking is 75-100% charged when fully charged all lights are off

Outside, the hovering position is based on GPS input, so it will stay in place as the ship moves avay.

Hi Daimon, you don't need medical exam, registration or flight documentation to fly recreationally in Tenerife/Spain. Insurance is recommended. If your drone is less than 2Kg it's quite easy : basically you can't fly in controlled airspace or in/over National Park (Teide), not near airports...