Recent content by Moozer

I have multiple Mini 1s - and live nearby. Not sure if the remotes are compatible, but would be happy to try.

I've been to multiple drone meetups, and have found that no one wants to lose their drones to mid-air collisions. We always are flying from nearby other pilots, so we just announce when we are taking off or landing, and keep an eye out for each other the rest of the time. So long as everyone...

How about needing the larger drone to relay the data to/from the smaller one?

Are you saying that it's okay to fly above 400' AGL if you're more than 35 miles from an airport? If so, I'd love to see where you've seen that, as it's completely incorrect. The actual rules are that a recreational pilot can never go over 400' AGL, and a Part 107 pilot must also stay below...

Add me to the list of Mac folks who are definitely interested.

I show my students Shotcut - it's free, cross-platform, and does enough to be useful.

I'm up in the north bay area, if you come up this way let me know :)

There's also the slight matter that parts of the flight took place over the Golden Gate National Recreation Area (as they pass the Franklin Bowles Gallery on Beach St. in San Francisco).

I agree. I teach students ShotCut in my drone classes.

Welcome to the drone family! I teach the drone courses at SRJC and would be happy to chat, if you'd like :)

Here's the official take on it: Bridge Operations - Bridge | Golden Gate

I created a 3d map of my college's 365-acre farm, and it involved a *lot* of flights and even more processing. I can't imagine trying to do an area the size you need!

I left a comment, but have a major concern with the new rule. Section 9f allows for the park director (or designee) to define no fly areas in the parks. I'm concerned that will lead to what we have in California, where most of the state park region superintendents have just issued blanket rules...

Our Main Coon has eaten her way through more cables than we can count. She even ate through a set of Christmas lights on the tree, while it was plugged in! Dead lights, but no damage to the cat.

Reminds me a lot of what happened to one of the neighborhoods near me in the fires of 2017 in Santa Rosa, California. You might consider documenting the rebuilding process like I did here: