I sail around tasmania wiwi5hmy M2P and the first time i tried to hand launch, which i do quite often, the bird immediately tried to go back to when i initialized the launch while still being held.
I gave up on that until I could do some tests back on land and did the following;
Held the...
Hey mate, as long as you are paying attention and there are no helicopters flying when you are there, you are allowed to fly in the orange zones, red is a go-to but if you highlight the orange section it will explain the restrictions that apply. Good luck of course stay safe.
Hi Sean, sounds great, I'm down near Cygnet and have lovey view of Bruny from my property.
Would be good to meet another pilot. Reading some of the other posts in the forum, you don't often see another drone operating when you're out and about.
Luke
Unfortunately the national parks part isn't a local law, its national as by definition a drone (RPA) is an aircraft and that's where the restriction is applied
Part of my job is to fly the Phantom 4 and my Mavic 2 pro to conduct aerial surveys and imagery.
When we have a job that is within the confines of a national park we are allowed to fly there as long as it was disclosed in the contract.
Otherwise National Parks are no-fly zones and it is very...
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