Recent content by Talon360

As the owner and all to infrequent pilot of a DJI Mavic Air 2 and now a DJI Mini 4 Pro as well, I suggest that you visit Best Places to Fly Your Drone in Denver - Pilot Institute I know it says "Denver", but it this site maintains reliable information for locations and flying info for almost...

It is what it is, need I say more ;-)

Fantastic insight, thank you for sharing and for the explanation!

Your drone should be registered in your inventory on the FAADroneZone site and if so, it will be "in YOUR list, not the list the FAA maintains showing all the drone models they have certified as RID compliant. If you see your drone in your list of registered drones, then click on the the...

Don't forget to go to the FAADroneZone and update your registration or it not "officially" a compliant drone.

Uh, don’t boats still go to AK? And what about all those poor drone enthusiasts in Hawaii? Or Puerto Rico (the HQ of Red Hat Holdings - a great drone innovation company)? Or any location that can’t be reached via land. if you read their shipping requirements (including the USPS), I think that...

You’re confusing the need to register your UAS vs “registering” and passing the recreational pilot test. EVERYONE, including those with Part 107 certification, must take and pass (which everyone does) the recreational pilot test before flying anything more than a balsa wood glider. I.E., if it’s...

The DroneLink app is a great alternative to LITCHI, and it's free for recreational use. Plus you can import any flight plans prepared in LITCHI.

I recommend you take a look at pre-flight planning apps such as DroneLink. You can use it for free for recreational use or pay a nominal annual fee for added functionality. Business use requires an annual fee, still very reasonably priced.