Recent content by RangerEd

Wow! It's quite a stunning video. The music adds dimension to the video.

He's a "door" opener just like retired admirals, generals, and high government officials who go to work in industry after their stint in government. Unfortunately, it's a common practice the defense industry.

I got my Mini 5 Pro Fly More Plus from a reseller in Japan. I had no trouble registering mine with the FAA.

That's definitely in the middle of nowhere but thanks for sharing. Fall colors are in place ... very nice area.

Here's the pricing from a Canadian reseller. They will add about $731 for customs (if you want them to pay for you). https://drdrone.com/collections/dji-mini-5-pro

Do they get spooked by the drone's noise? Nice way to keep an ice on the cattle why you're in the hacienda drinking your San Miguel beer. Nice video!

Gotta love Greece. It's a beautiful country and wonderful people.

I buy Kona coffee ...

Nicely done!

For less than what you paid for your Tripltek, you might want to look at this 2600 nits tablet. Amazon.com

If you do fly it make sure you have a Remote ID device on it.

I agree. You have to takeoff and land outside the perimeter of the campus to fly over the campus. You just can't use the pictures/videos for commercial gain. Can you publish it on YouTube? The "personal" part of their letter seems to indicate no. Personally I think you have every right to...

I quit reading after a few sentences.

There is no law from bringing your drone to the US. Like in any country, you need to follow FAA rules. I think you'll need to register the drone with the FAA and probably take the TRUST test. Go to the FAA website faa.gov for the rules.

Volunteer drone operators could be force multiplier to search and rescue operations if there's a framework in which they can operate safely. It is time for first responder SAR personnel to come up with ideas in how sUAS, helicopters, and other airplanes can be integrated into the operations.