Things I wish I had known before I got into drones.

[51 Drones]

Some things I think are worth knowing before you buy your first drone.

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[JMMath]

Some things I think are worth knowing before you buy your first drone.

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Excellent video And advice, Russ ??God bless

 

[DroneToJoy]

Agreed.

Also why I think drones will now be designed to get less obstrusive - they will become smaller, quieter, and more quality-driven.

Perception is 99% of the issues we face.

 

[Mr Mint]

I really like this video. The author makes a lot of good sense I like the part where of the video where he states that it is good to try and educate people about drones when confronted, Be non confrontational and if the person you are dealing with is aggressive, then pack up and leave. I also like the part where he says that you should not be hiding behind a tree. Be out in the open. I agree that this makes things less suspicions Keep up the good work. Thanks Mr Mint

 

[GFields]

Awesome, thanks for sharing!

 

[wardtom084]

Have been flying for two months. Only question a bystander asked me was, "Show me how that things works and what you see on your monitor"

 

[hiflyer201]

I come from a life long love affair with airplanes and sixty years of flying them. I didn't like drones. It took me about 5 seconds of seeing the the sophisticated initialization of my pilot students Phantom to reconsider. I wasn't even turned off when after taking off he immediately flew it into a tree. I knew I had to have one. What I also knew from all those year of flying was that there are 9 zillion places to fly where you could bother no one and that I was not going to impress anyone by going out and showing everyone that I didn't know what I was doing. I never fly around people....over them...uh.. next question?

 

[JMMath]

Have been flying for two months. Only question a bystander asked me was, "Show me how that things works and what you see on your monitor"

Same here, and after seeing my monitor for a few moments…….
he said he was headed to Best Buy ?

 

[dozzn]

Awesome video and great advice! I watch most of your videos on YouTube.

 

[Rob West]

I really like this video. The author makes a lot of good sense I like the part where of the video where he states that it is good to try and educate people about drones when confronted, Be non confrontational and if the person you are dealing with is aggressive, then pack up and leave. I also like the part where he says that you should not be hiding behind a tree. Be out in the open. I agree that this makes things less suspicions Keep up the good work. Thanks Mr Mint

I hide behind trees for the shade.

 

[Jack C]

When I am flying and someone comes up and starts asking questions about the drone etc. I always tell them that at the moment I am flying an aircraft and must give my full attention to doing that. If you can wait a few minutes I will land and we can have a discussion. No one has been hostile or aggressive but just genuinely interested.

 

[Manpreet Singh Bhatia]

Have been flying for two months. Only question a bystander asked me was, "Show me how that things works and what you see on your monitor"

But here in my country.. Mostly people ask how far this can fly...

 

[Bufface]

I hide behind trees for the shade.

i fly in the car with the AC or my phone overheats in the summer.