Drone Pilot Nothern Ireland

[clipperton1]

A drone pilot from Northern Ireland here?

 

[Phantomrain.org]

Welcome to the Forum , let us know what drone you fly/

Gear to fly in the Rain. Land on the Water
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[SabreX]

Willkommen

 

[old man mavic]

welcome to the forum

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

Welcome, there are a few and there are some from the South too.

 

[clipperton1]

What about the wind on the north coast of Ireland? Are there months when it is less windy?

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

What about the wind on the north coast of Ireland? Are there months when it is less windy?

Lol, months? Not really.
I was thinking of mentioning that in your Giant's Causeway thread.
You'd have to take it on a day by day basis.
There's a isolated shrub/tree on the high, exposed part of the approach to Murlough Bay, it has noticeable sideways growth which I assume is due to prevailing wind.
You'd probably find other examples elsewhere if you keep a look out for such things.

 

[clipperton1]

Take it easy. Was just a question!

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

Take it easy. Was just a question!

You misunderstand the post, the entire post was meant to be humorous due to windless days being so rare there.

 

[clipperton1]

Oh well, then I really misunderstood your post. So it's always windy on the north coast and only occasionally not windy for a few hours/minutes?

 

[clipperton1]

Willkommen

Danke

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

I don't remember a trip up there when there wasn't at least a breeze and, for several years, it was a regular weekend destination.
Try a google for "windswept tree Murlough Bay"

The bush/shrub/tree I am thinking of is off to the left of the road on the way into Murlough Bay and resembles the one you can see in

https://www.ireland highlights.com/wp-content/uploads/wh itethorn-murlough-bay-185_3174.jpg"

the image is probably copyrighted so I don't think I can post it here but if you remove the gaps in the above the URL will take you to the hosting website.

It takes sustained wind to produce that sort of deformation.

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

Sorry, one trip has just come to mind, I was down near sea level and had to wear a "midge suit" because the beasts were out in force.


Beaton's Midge Jacket

 

[clipperton1]

Ok

 

[Nimrod]

A drone pilot from Northern Ireland here?

Hi from Co Down... welcome to the forum

 

[clipperton1]

Hi from Co Down... welcome to the forum

Hi. How is the flying on the north coast so? Probably the wind is the problem or?

 

[PakNheat380]

Welcome to the forum from NW Montana

 

[Nimrod]

Hi. How is the flying on the north coast so? Probably the wind is the problem or?

I live on the south coast… wind is not a problem

 

[Ulf Pedersen]

Welcome

Greetings from Denmark

 

[floyd]

A drone pilot from Northern Ireland here?

Hi,
My wife and I are planning a trip to Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland for September this year. I have a Mini 4 Pro that I wanted to bring on the trip, but after doing a little reading it seems almost all the "touristy" places are no-fly zones! I know Cliffs of Moher are a no-fly zone, but does anyone know about these areas?

Giant's Causeway
Dark Hedges
Muckross Abbey
Slea Head
Sliabh Liag Cliff
Mussenden Temple
Dunluce Castle
Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge
Rock of Cashel
Fionan's Monastery

Thanks!