The Peak Tower of Hong Kong

[albatross911]

This is the second part of the earlier video:

The Tower and the Tram on the Peak in Hong Kong

It was the same day but this time flying from the back side of the mountain:

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No tram to chase this time

 

[rockydog]

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[albatross911]

This is the second part of the earlier video:

The Tower and the Tram on the Peak in Hong Kong

It was the same day but this time flying from the back side of the mountain:

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No tram to chase this time

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Thanks, it's been corrected.

 

[frankiez]

Thats an awesome video. I like it!

sent from my Galaxy Note4

 

[wrecks]

Was there Dec 27 - Jan 5, I miss HK already.

Are you going to try to film Chinese New Years Firework

 

[albatross911]

Thats an awesome video. I like it!

sent from my Galaxy Note4

Thanks frankiez! Glad that you like it.

 

[albatross911]

Was there Dec 27 - Jan 5, I miss HK already.

Are you going to try to film Chinese New Years Firework

wrecks you came at the right time as it was the best weather in recent months.

For the fireworks I'm considering it. Of course I'm not flying into the fireworks as that's just stupid, brave but stupid. I'm still searching for a good spot to film it. Hopefully I can find a safe and nice spot to take off from. Stay tuned!

 

[halley]

Dang, I didn't spot you this time.

Amazing footage, great location. I wonder how the staff react to a drone buzzing around there... it's got to be a more and more common situation, aren't they worried about mishaps and their guests?

 

[albatross911]

Dang, I didn't spot you this time.

Amazing footage, great location. I wonder how the staff react to a drone buzzing around there... it's got to be a more and more common situation, aren't they worried about mishaps and their guests?

Ha I made sure to cut me out this time

Although I did see a Phantom when I was scouting for a good take off spot, it's still not that common here in Hong Kong yet. So people are not yet annoyed by it much, as most still wave to the camera. I do expect more will get annoyed and worried so it's up to us to fly safely and politely to keep it from being demonized by the press.