World's FIRST Drone Jump, (or I will never do that!)

[CaveDrone]

Ummm... So many things can go wrong!

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[Cyberpower678]

That's so sick. I want that drone.

 

[Gary cato]

mmm i dont think he was under 400 feet

 

[Cyberpower678]

mmm i dont think he was under 400 feet

I'm pretty sure some one dangling from a drone is easy enough to spot.

 

[CaveDrone]

It is not a UAS, It's manned! 400' does not apply. Hope he has a license!

 

[Cyberpower678]

It is not a UAS, It's manned! 400' does not apply. Hope he has a license!

Manned yes, be he's not piloting it. I think the FAA has a loop hole here regarding policy. Just as a side not this doesn't appear to be in the US.

 

[CaveDrone]

It's in Latavia, fairly certain.

 

[Gary cato]

well i guess if he hangs on he could be classed as a spotter and BLOS can not count, you can't get better direct visual than that. strap him in and away you go.

what i would like to have seen is him hang on and then pull out a mavic and let rip.

 

[Cyberpower678]

well i guess if he hangs on he could be classed as a spotter and BLOS can not count, you can't get better direct visual than that. strap him in and away you go.

what i would like to have seen is him hang on and then pull out a mavic and let rip.

Quite the spotter. "STOP!! You're about to crash into a building."

 

[Gary cato]

Quite the spotter. "STOP!! You're about to crash into a building."

LMAO yea i bet he would be pleased to see that coming at him or the local medivac lol

 

[HiVac]

[emoji23]

 

[Boog0822]

Why did they drag it into the pond to launch? To keep debris from the props?

 

[Cyberpower678]

Why did they drag it into the pond to launch? To keep debris from the props?

If i counted correctly, that thing has 20 propellers. That's going to blast debris everywhere and into the motors. It was likely a safety precaution.

 

[Spanishcop]

Manned yes, be he's not piloting it. I think the FAA has a loop hole here regarding policy. Just as a side not this doesn't appear to be in the US.

Actually it is 400 ft from the highest point. In this case 400ft from the top of that tower would still be legal.