Recent content by MS Coast

It's not the flying per se that's regulated; it's the harassing and annoying while flying.

Not all easements are public. In my experience, most are private.

The gist of it: "A 37-year-old man from Brentford, London, and another 37-year-old man from Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, have been arrested for flying drones that breached an airspace restriction order. Thames Valley Police Inspector Matthew Wilkinson, of our Joint Operations Unit, said: “In...

Have there been actual cases of customs seizures recently that were reported here? There have been lots of discussions of successful orders from Japan and South Korea.

Check to see that the OA sensors are clean and unobstructed.

No company will be allowed to do the mandated security audit.

See post #46.

The latest version is 01.00.0200. I've seen no problems or quirks during six flights.

You're right. I just flew the M4P and confirmed that burst mode is not available while using Active Track.

The image on Google Maps is extremely sharp. The stitching is very good, too.

Might there not be an advantage to using burst mode to shoot several shots to improve the odds of getting a good, sharp one?

A $2 adapter is another simple solution. https://www.amazon.com/220-110-Travel-Adapter-Korea/dp/B00WIQVK5S

The FY2025 National Defense Authorization Act requires that the audit be done by a designated national security agency. Private companies aren't involved.

It's somewhat comforting to see that someone else has it worse than I do.

Well, that sounds somewhat "Karen"-ish. You should certainly clarify the city's policy, but there's no justification for "messing" with that lady. She told you she'd checked with the city and was told that drones weren't allowed in the park. You confirmed that. And she told you what the city...