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04-01-2022, 04:18 PM
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Anyone here fly drones?
I just ordered this cheap one to start out with I can’t wait to fly it.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/SNAPTAIN-...E&gclsrc=aw.ds
https://www.walmart.com/ip/SNAPTAIN-...E&gclsrc=aw.ds
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04-01-2022, 04:27 PM
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Was a FAA certified drone pilot until last october
04-01-2022, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted By bigcat3655⏩
Didnt even know this was a thing, tell us more, and why are u not anymore?Was a FAA certified drone pilot until last october
04-01-2022, 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Getter_done⏩
thisDidnt even know this was a thing, tell us more, and why are u not anymore?
seems like there is easy $ to be made with such a cert
brb going around taking drone pictures of peoples land for sale and charging whatever you want
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04-01-2022, 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted By bigcat3655⏩
How do you get the cert?Was a FAA certified drone pilot until last october
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04-01-2022, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted By bigcat3655⏩
is this real?Was a FAA certified drone pilot until last october
Originally Posted By DrugsToGetBig⏩
fuarrrrkkk, imagine all the hbb realtors looking for some high quality drone footage of properties/housesthis
seems like there is easy $ to be made with such a cert
brb going around taking drone pictures of peoples land for sale and charging whatever you want
seems like there is easy $ to be made with such a cert
brb going around taking drone pictures of peoples land for sale and charging whatever you want
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04-01-2022, 05:30 PM
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Make sure not to fly it when there's wind. If the tree branches are moving, it's too windy brah
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Originally Posted By Getter_done⏩
Didnt even know this was a thing, tell us more, and why are u not anymore?
Originally Posted By eatliftskate⏩
How do you get the cert?
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apparently we need to pass a test boyosis this real?
fuarrrrkkk, imagine all the hbb realtors looking for some high quality drone footage of properties/houses
fuarrrrkkk, imagine all the hbb realtors looking for some high quality drone footage of properties/houses
my local community college actually has this certificationhttp://www.warren.edu/uploads/Certif...ilot-20202.pdfbut 30 credits for a cert seems ridiculous
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04-01-2022, 05:48 PM
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My buddy had one for a week until it got stuck in a tree.
04-01-2022, 05:52 PM
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04-01-2022, 05:54 PM
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Super fun, good enough photos, and a significant improvement over the mini1 (which I had)
The 1 would blow away at the slightest gust of wind and the 2 has yet to fail me
Super fun, good enough photos, and a significant improvement over the mini1 (which I had)
The 1 would blow away at the slightest gust of wind and the 2 has yet to fail me
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04-01-2022, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted By bartosh⏩
Can you post some photos you’ve taken?Dji mavic mini2 crew checking in
Super fun, good enough photos, and a significant improvement over the mini1 (which I had)
The 1 would blow away at the slightest gust of wind and the 2 has yet to fail me
Super fun, good enough photos, and a significant improvement over the mini1 (which I had)
The 1 would blow away at the slightest gust of wind and the 2 has yet to fail me
And dang 600 bucks, what makes that better than one you can get for a few hundred?
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04-01-2022, 05:58 PM
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I live right behind a US Army/National Guard compound and have wanted to buy a drone to see what's behind the covered fences. Haven't done it yet because I don't want any form of government knocking on my door.
I also live 4-5 miles away from an international Airport. Anyone know if I could get in trouble for flying one out of my backyard?
I also live 4-5 miles away from an international Airport. Anyone know if I could get in trouble for flying one out of my backyard?
04-01-2022, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted By luckyboy23⏩
That would be interesting lol. And you can fly up to 400 feet.I live right behind a US Army/National Guard compound and have wanted to buy a drone to see what's behind the covered fences. Haven't done it yet because I don't want any form of government knocking on my door.
I also live 4-5 miles away from an international Airport. Anyone know if I could get in trouble for flying one out of my backyard?
I also live 4-5 miles away from an international Airport. Anyone know if I could get in trouble for flying one out of my backyard?
If the drone is less than .55 pounds you don’t need a license
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04-01-2022, 06:14 PM
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04-01-2022, 06:17 PM
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they're fun - seeing stuff from an aerial view is super neat, but more so when it gives you a reason to explore new parks/places out in nature (not all allow, though)
if your drone gets too much out of sight or it's dark/windy be careful for your drone's sake
if your drone gets too much out of sight or it's dark/windy be careful for your drone's sake
04-01-2022, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted By goodwallaby⏩
Good idea I want to take some footage in the mountains this summer. I’ll probably buy a better one by thenthey're fun - seeing stuff from an aerial view is super neat, but more so when it gives you a reason to explore new parks/places out in nature (not all allow, though)
if your drone gets too much out of sight or it's dark/windy be careful for your drone's sake
if your drone gets too much out of sight or it's dark/windy be careful for your drone's sake
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Originally Posted By leoaa777⏩
That is awesome! On spread. How fast can your drone go?Also mirin your boat hard
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04-01-2022, 07:39 PM
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Anyone else?
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04-01-2022, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted By eatliftskate⏩
I think I have it at my parent’s house since my dad wanted to use it to check his roof for broken shingles. All the pics are on its sd cardCan you post some photos you’ve taken?
And dang 600 bucks, what makes that better than one you can get for a few hundred?
And dang 600 bucks, what makes that better than one you can get for a few hundred?
Go to the dji subreddit and filter posts by mini and mini2. You’l find a metric f ton of non professional clueless user photos so you’l have a good baseline to refer to
As for what makes it better, idk, the build quality, the software, the specs. The fact that it’s 249 grams and has like a 3 mile range. So you don’t need to register it, can fly it anywhere (not legally but it isn’t bound by the onboard gps bounded software). 250+ grams and it has to be registered and you can’t fly them anywhere cool
Personally I think the right way to get into it as a hobby is
- buy something for $50 or less. Learn how to fly it and break it without much sadness
- buy a mini2 to lean how to fly further distances, flight rules, how to take cinematic photos
- get a mavic pro3. I stopped before here because I just don’t use it as much as I thought i would
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04-01-2022, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted By eatliftskate⏩
I think in the 40 mph range. 42 max or soThat is awesome! On spread. How fast can your drone go?
Also mirin your boat hard
Also mirin your boat hard
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Originally Posted By bartosh⏩
2 grand for a mavic 3, geez this is an expensive hobbyI think I have it at my parent’s house since my dad wanted to use it to check his roof for broken shingles. All the pics are on its sd card
Go to the dji subreddit and filter posts by mini and mini2. You’l find a metric f ton of non professional clueless user photos so you’l have a good baseline to refer to
As for what makes it better, idk, the build quality, the software, the specs. The fact that it’s 249 grams and has like a 3 mile range. So you don’t need to register it, can fly it anywhere (not legally but it isn’t bound by the onboard gps bounded software). 250+ grams and it has to be registered and you can’t fly them anywhere cool
Personally I think the right way to get into it as a hobby is
- buy something for $50 or less. Learn how to fly it and break it without much sadness
- buy a mini2 to lean how to fly further distances, flight rules, how to take cinematic photos
- get a mavic pro3. I stopped before here because I just don’t use it as much as I thought i would
Go to the dji subreddit and filter posts by mini and mini2. You’l find a metric f ton of non professional clueless user photos so you’l have a good baseline to refer to
As for what makes it better, idk, the build quality, the software, the specs. The fact that it’s 249 grams and has like a 3 mile range. So you don’t need to register it, can fly it anywhere (not legally but it isn’t bound by the onboard gps bounded software). 250+ grams and it has to be registered and you can’t fly them anywhere cool
Personally I think the right way to get into it as a hobby is
- buy something for $50 or less. Learn how to fly it and break it without much sadness
- buy a mini2 to lean how to fly further distances, flight rules, how to take cinematic photos
- get a mavic pro3. I stopped before here because I just don’t use it as much as I thought i would
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Originally Posted By Getter_done⏩
You have to have a license to fly a drone for commercial reasons. So kimm4's sister using one for professional photography is most likely a federal violation, lol.Didnt even know this was a thing, tell us more, and why are u not anymore?
I'm a cop. I flew one for fugitive searches, search and rescue, aerial photographs of major crash scenes. FAA rules say government operations falls under commercial flights for whatever reason, so I needed to have a pilots license. I moved to a position that it wasn't something I was doing anymore so I didn't renew it.
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Originally Posted By bigcat3655⏩
Mirin, which drone do cops use?You have to have a license to fly a drone for commercial reasons. So kimm4's sister using one for professional photography is most likely a federal violation, lol.
I'm a cop. I flew one for fugitive searches, search and rescue, aerial photographs of major crash scenes. I moved to a position that it wasn't something I was doing anymore so I didn't renew it.
I'm a cop. I flew one for fugitive searches, search and rescue, aerial photographs of major crash scenes. I moved to a position that it wasn't something I was doing anymore so I didn't renew it.
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FAA part 107 operator here
Have an Air 2S
Mostly fly in uncontrolled but sometimes in Class E. got ATC approval to get 1450ft off the right wing of a 737 for takeoff and landing shots a few months back which was cool
Do a lot of aerial stuff for real estate, scoping out new developments & whatnot, sometimes free drone videos for builders
Ran the idea by my chief of police like "hey, we could also use this...." & he seemed to be on board.
Of course you cant just have a drone - also have to have LR & know how to use it to make footage worth a chit.
You actually get a cool looking license from the FAA.
Have an Air 2S
Mostly fly in uncontrolled but sometimes in Class E. got ATC approval to get 1450ft off the right wing of a 737 for takeoff and landing shots a few months back which was cool
Do a lot of aerial stuff for real estate, scoping out new developments & whatnot, sometimes free drone videos for builders
Ran the idea by my chief of police like "hey, we could also use this...." & he seemed to be on board.
Of course you cant just have a drone - also have to have LR & know how to use it to make footage worth a chit.
Originally Posted By nickh04⏩
It is. There's a test you have to pass that talks about nav charts, altitudes, how to read a METAR, maximum altitude you can fly, how far away from clouds to stay away, minimum vis needed to takeoff, etc.is this real?
fuarrrrkkk, imagine all the hbb realtors looking for some high quality drone footage of properties/houses
fuarrrrkkk, imagine all the hbb realtors looking for some high quality drone footage of properties/houses
You actually get a cool looking license from the FAA.
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