Recent content by Mark C58

He's in the UK, doubt the FAA cares about his particular drone. Always good to have identification on the drone or inside the battery compartment though as you may get a call or email from someone if they find it.

Pretty easy to see the number at 77 if the NFZ extends 30 miles from the stadium. You could be flying in your back yard and get caught up in it. Doesn't mean anything will happen to all of them. The NFZ is setup for planes that could could reach the stadium in less than 5 minutes, not a 1/2...

Two comments/concerns. Where does the info go, is there some giant NORAD system planned that will monitor drone flights as they happen, or is this some kind of recorded system that "government personnel" can review at some future date to come and fine/arrest you if you flew somewhere you...

Throw the seller a low ball offer on the auction if it has the ability to "make an offer" worst he (she) can say in no, and if it doesn't sell he may come back to you with a counter offer.

I bought this bag from wish.com, cost me about 23 bucks with shipping. Fits the MA in its hard case, and the controller in the main pocket, all the cables, spare blades and misc stuff fits in the upper horizontal pocket, batteries fit in the two outside pockets, and the charger and hard case...

Apparently superman couldn't even break a plate glass window in France. A seagull would hit with a bigger thunk than that thing.

As I understand it, it you were flying it manually, it would raise or lower to the RTH elevation and return to the home position in a straight line. If its flying a programmed mission, it just continues flying it until it either returns home, or runs into something. There is no automatic RTH...

Which begs the question. Do the states own the air space over state parks? If not, can you fly in from outside the park and return to outside the park without running afoul of the state laws?