Hello from São Paulo, Brazil

[Borim]

Hi there. I’m new to the forum. Just checking in.

 

[Lastrexking]

Hi there. Welcome to the forum ??

 

[Thomas B]

Welcome to the forum from the deserts of Arizona! Enjoy.
Whatcha flying?

 

[Borim]

Welcome to the forum from the deserts of Arizona! Enjoy.
Whatcha flying?

A Mavic Pro. But I’m not flying as much as I’d like. What about you?

 

[Thomas B]

First, here’s a link to the full 60 page online only DJI manual for your drone. I keep them on my phone... scroll down a bit on the linked page:

Mavic Pro - Product Information - DJI

The DJI Mavic Pro has a 4K camera, ultra-precise 3-axis gimbal, and a max transmission range of 4.1 mi (7 km). Learn more about the Mavic Pro with specs, tutorial guides, and user manuals. Download the DJI GO app to capture and share beautiful content.

www.dji.com

As for me... flying Spark, MPP, and M2P. I still have a couple of entry level drones that are going to my grandson on his birthday in March.

 

[dirkclod]

Welcome to the forum.
I hope you will find our site helpful and look forward to any input , photo's/video's you might post .
Don't be shy and ask anything if you can't find it by searching.

 

[Borim]

First, here’s a link to the full 60 page online only DJI manual for your drone. I keep them on my phone... scroll down a bit on the linked page:

Mavic Pro - Product Information - DJI

The DJI Mavic Pro has a 4K camera, ultra-precise 3-axis gimbal, and a max transmission range of 4.1 mi (7 km). Learn more about the Mavic Pro with specs, tutorial guides, and user manuals. Download the DJI GO app to capture and share beautiful content.

www.dji.com

As for me... flying Spark, MPP, and M2P. I still have a couple of entry level drones that are going to my grandson on his birthday in March.

Thank you! Just downloaded it and bookmarked the page.

 

[Thomas B]

Thank you! Just downloaded it and bookmarked the page.

Welcome! Fly on!

 

[BigAl07]

Welcome to the forum

 

[Drone Master]

Welcome to Mavic Pilots! Enjoy the forum!

 

[old man mavic]

welcome to the forum

 

[SpitFire]

Welcome to the forum from Chicago the Windy City. Glad to have you join this international forum, as I always say we have a very talented, and helpful group of pilots here on this forum. Would like to ask you about Sao Paulo, Brazil, in regards to flying your drone. Does government impose a lot of restrictions,
on where and how you fly? You also should check out Mavic Help, and Mavic tips. As, you already see the willingness to help and welcome new pilots. Fly safe and have fun.

 

[Mrclaude]

Welcome to the forum from Chicago the Windy City. Glad to have you join this international forum, as I always say we have a very talented, and helpful group of pilots here on this forum. Would like to ask you about Sao Paulo, Brazil, in regards to flying your drone. Does government impose a lot of restrictions,
on where and how you fly? You also should check out Mavic Help, and Mavic tips. As, you already see the willingness to help and welcome new pilots. Fly safe and have fun.

Having lived in Chicago for ten years and São Paulo for ten years and still living now in the south of Brazil, I feel the temptation to respond to your question. Drones like the Mavic are supposed to be registered with the Govt. But practically speaking I don’t know anybody who bothers to do that. Because of privacy issues and lots of helicopters flying around, flying a drone in São Paulo, like any big city, would be difficult, so probably the best opportunities are when one leaves the city to go to the beach or mountains over the weekend. Generally speaking it’s much more relaxed to fly drones in Brazil compared to the States as people here don’t have a privacy obsession or feel a drone is spying on them necessarily. I could be wrong, but I don’t think any national parks impose restrictions on flying drones Here in Brazil.

 

[SpitFire]

Thank You for the information. Just like to see what the rest of the world is doing. And, not depending on the news media.

 

[Borim]

Welcome to the forum from Chicago the Windy City. Glad to have you join this international forum, as I always say we have a very talented, and helpful group of pilots here on this forum. Would like to ask you about Sao Paulo, Brazil, in regards to flying your drone. Does government impose a lot of restrictions,
on where and how you fly? You also should check out Mavic Help, and Mavic tips. As, you already see the willingness to help and welcome new pilots. Fly safe and have fun.

Hi there! My drone is actually registered and the government imposes an anual renewal of the license. Fortunately you don’t have to pay for that every year.

Flying in São Paulo itself isn’t an easy task. We have the second biggest helicopter fleet in the world, I believe we are just behind New York. Some hospitals and some shopping centers have heliports so we can’t fly around them.

There are rules for flying above crowds and a height limit of 120m (around 394 feet). I believe it’s the same height limit you have in the US, right?

I usually fly on short trips to cities nearby.

 

[SpitFire]

Yes, its 400 feet, and Thank you for answering my question.

 

[cuge]

welcome bro, enjoy the knowledge available here

 

[Aerial-Pixel]

Hi there. I’m new to the forum. Just checking in.

Welcome to Mavic Pilots from Dayton Ohio USA! Fly safe and have fun!