Recent content by JDawg

No, without extenders.

Search Forums is your friend, it has been discussed ad nauseam.

$502.27

The one thing I might add for my M2P is leg extenders. The gimball is less than an inch from the ground which seems really low, doesn't take much to bump it.

"I know that many folks simply want to fly above the regulated 400' AGL regardless of rules " Except this rule does not exist (for the US) for recreational fliers regardless of how many times the misinformed post it.

Wood or steel?

Your gimball ribbon was causing constant disconnects?

There is no height limit in the US except around airports. This has been discussed in 20 differnt threads the last few months.

It can, much higher.

Do they have to be glow in the dark? The agency, which last month proposed looser restrictions on drone night flights,

Jim D, Time for an update with all of the snow that has fallen. My kids live on the north end of Lake Stevens and my granddaughter is loving life.

Should be able to get some good snow pics of your own right now? Quite the event over the last week or so.

Well it has been this way for a long time. The fact is there is no height limit and the fact is Calvin is a problem solver :-)

Recreational fliers do not currently have an altitude limit true false I know you know the answer because you have posted in the 'debate'

No. There is no altitude limit except within 5 (?) miles of an airport for recreational users. This will likely change in the near future but this is a fact.