3 High Flight

[Palerider]

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[Yorkshire_Pud]

Long time no see, I think. If so welcome back. Nice video, scary heights.
With out starting an AGL debate can I ask, where you have this clearance / authorisation, does the 400ft AGL ceiling still apply?

 

[@Rip]

AGL is AGL. Not a reference from the take off point. My communications with the FAA about this very scenario confirms that.
Although VLOS is an issue to be respected. (distance is obscured in this case) and I have no beef with that... really. Sorta
Love the contribution. Merry Christmas.

 

[Trippp]

I'm curious, why did you not want us to see the distance from home?

 

[Palerider]

Long time no see, I think. If so welcome back. Nice video, scary heights.
With out starting an AGL debate can I ask, where you have this clearance / authorisation, does the 400ft AGL ceiling still apply?

400 AGL is a hard rule. Flying higher than 400 feet above you is OK if you are climbing the side of a mountain. The approval I received is to allow for flight greater than 1,640 feet. I obtained this approval via the DJI Flysafe website.

 

[Vic Moss]

I obtained this approval via the DJI Flysafe website.

Just for clarification, approval from DJI doesn't mean anything for flights outside FAA limits.

In future videos you may want to mention that the quickest way to get in trouble with the FAA is to rely on when the DJI Apps say it's okay to fly. They have virtually no correlation on actual airspace rules. They stop flights when you're allowed to fly, and allow flight when they shouldn't.

You may want to explain that more clearly.

 

[christheswiss]

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Uncle Bob did it again! Wonderful! Merry Christmas