Recent content by Growingcow

Which is fine, my concern is when I'm home. Nyc is pretty tough. Half the time I'll be fine as I'll be in the "designated area". But the other 48% of the time I'll be roaming in other parks which are not designated zones. Just looking for opinions and experiences from people who had flown in nyc.

Okay, but national parks are 2-3% so that isn't so bad and I guess I can deal without the drone. It's the weekend flying when I'm at home that is the problem.

I am leaning toward the spark but my worry is the usage of it at where I am. I live in nyc and they are pretty strict. I'm doing quick short bursts of flight for video grabs. Yeah i read that drones are not allowed in national parks but I figured that was because people were doing like aerial...

Hi all, im new and I'm looking for some advice about buying a drone. I'm worried that I won't get to fly it or won't be able to fly it because of rules and regulations. I won't be flying it more than 30 - 50 feet high and no more than 20 - 30 foot away. Most of the time it'll be in hover mode...