I’m new to the world of drones. Good fun.
I’ve been flying the MPP for a few weeks now. Reading up on the local regulations they state that “when flying you must be able to see your drone with your own eyes (not just on your app screen, first person view goggles or binoculars)”.
I’ve read numerous posts regarding this topic. What I have discovered since my purchase is that most of the parks have enormous gum trees, the sports fields are usually occupied, there are roads everywhere, everything else is populated by humans. There really aren’t too many places where I can fly this puppy unless I fly it over the sea or drive out of town for an hour or so.
Should I apply these laws literally? Or is it more a case of common sense? Any thoughts on this topic?
I’ve been flying the MPP for a few weeks now. Reading up on the local regulations they state that “when flying you must be able to see your drone with your own eyes (not just on your app screen, first person view goggles or binoculars)”.
I’ve read numerous posts regarding this topic. What I have discovered since my purchase is that most of the parks have enormous gum trees, the sports fields are usually occupied, there are roads everywhere, everything else is populated by humans. There really aren’t too many places where I can fly this puppy unless I fly it over the sea or drive out of town for an hour or so.
Should I apply these laws literally? Or is it more a case of common sense? Any thoughts on this topic?