What’s your max distance legal VLOS flight?

[Lets Fly]

Honestly I try to keep my drones within like 1200 to 1500 feet. Beyond that it's hard to see.

Agreed, but look down for a second and back up, it's lost. Trust your instruments, mainly compass direction and hight.

 

[Super Dave O]

Is it me or are there idiots that just always want to go against the rules. It seems that there is some on this site that is always trying to buck the system. If you can’t follow simple rule, laws. DONT FLY!!

I’m really contemplating the use of this site. You don’tget Idiots like this on DroneU. They won’t tolerate it. #droneu

Geez, you follow the speed limit 100% of the time and so on ? I'd say go back to droneU

 

[Nile Mcmillion]

I'm 18 and can fairly reliably see my mavic up to 1,000', but one look down and its gone. I live on a 5,000+ acre ranch so flying over people with my drone isn't really a problem.

 

[MikeJc1955]

I can see a troll way back at the start of this topic without visual aids!

BINGO!
OH YEAH, BET HIS BATTERY LASTED AN HOUR AND A HALF

 

[PoonDog]

These guys are, obviously , smoking something that comes out of the aft end of a monkey..

 

[Django18]

My limit of being able to see my MPP is around 500-600m unaided, however that's only against an even sky and it's such a tiny speck at that distance that if I loook away for more than a couple of seconds I have no chance of locating it again. Against the landscape or trees you can bring that down to 1/3 or 1/4 of that distance. A dayglo skin might help matters closer in.

 

[Thomas B]

Get some Firehouse ARC XLs... certified to 3500 feet. That’s how I see my M2P best. Plus if it should crash, etc, they have a 98dB alarm to help you find it... here’s front and rear views: