Recent content by WhiskeyBritches

According strictly to the FAA. However, state and federal government control airspace above their borders. Federal parks, for example, are illegal to fly. It’s tough to get permission, I live 5 miles from Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Two buildings, side by side want a bridge...

I voluntarily live in the U.S. so therefore I must follow the rules of the U.S. Right to privacy is in law books. I’m fine with being able to track down anyone who violates it. Really a moot point anyway since there’s almost zero technology to enforce the laws and regulations concerning...

Satellites fly in ungoverned airspace. Drones fly in governed airspace.

No idea. Fastest way to find out is look in the App Store on your Mac.

That article is from May 2017. Things have changed in a year.

I’m fine with registering anything that flies with a camera on it and also the 55lbs+ class but having to register anything else is a bit absurd imo.

I have a MacBook Pro but I rarely use it but I have my iPad Pro with me at all times and downloaded the LumaFusion app ($20) and it’s waaaaay better than iMovie.

I’m in marketing. Ripping off a logo is absolutely illegal. That site intentionally deceives visitors into thinking its FAA. Guarantee it won’t stay long in its current format.

They’ve mimicked the FAA site and are using the logo. That’s not legal.

Fortunately, I didn’t fall for it because I read on here it was $5.

I’m a new guy to the drone hobby. Bought a Mavic Pro Platinum. Went to register it because I knew it was necessary. So I just googled faa drone registry. The very first site was National Drone Register. $59 for what the official FAA charges $5 for. They even ripped off the logo and the...

It’s really good. I’m an absolute novice at this stuff. Learning as I go but it’s absolutely light years ahead of iMovie.

I’m considering the app. Any updates on your use of it?