I was told a few years ago, that it would be terribly dangerous to fly my Phantom 2 near a similar communications array atop the mountain where I live. I work in the fire tower that is 50 feet away from the array. While working in the tower, we have direct radio communications with the local airport, 3 miles away, where the fire attack and bombers are dispatched. I radioed in to clear the air-space, and shot the following - with no interference problems whatsoever. Big towers like that make for great shots
Probably not. There are agencies involved to which whomever you approach with your request must answer to. It helps if you know someone. I asked to fly another tower, located about an hour north of the one in the video above. They flat out said, no. This was before I was working in the local tower.I have an historic fire tower across the highway from me (one of the first in my area; it's actually been relocated to its current location to be more accessible to the public for tours on the weekends). I was thinking of stopping by the ranger station to see if I could video it with my drone during the week when people aren't around (since I'm not physically climbing it, it doesn't have to be open). As a professional think they'll ok this (I'm very conscientious and always seek permission before flying in special location)?
Probably not. There are agencies involved to which whomever you approach with your request must answer to. It helps if you know someone. I asked to fly another tower, located about an hour north of the one in the video above. They flat out said, no. This was before I was working in the local tower.
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