Appreciate the intel! Although I'm from the US and I'm a bit confused. If I have a remote with video transmision capable of miles of separation, why am I concerned with VLOS? If I wanted to limit myself to VLOS, I'd have bought a kite.
What happens when your video feed drops out? It happens. Per FAA law you must maintain visual line of sight without the waiver. The fines are not worth the risk.
@@DroneNerds 2 years of flying and I've never actually watched my drone flying. I landed it on top of a 30 story building downtown Phoenix and lost signal. When I entered the lobby and informed them that my property was on their roof, they informed me that the building is owned by the US military. They retrieved my drone and sent me on my way. Who exactly are these drone police that I need to be concerned with?
What do I do if I fly FPV? I don’t have anyone else to watch my drone for me, so am I just unable to do anything with my drone now?
I think there is some grey area there. Thanks for watching!
Appreciate the intel! Although I'm from the US and I'm a bit confused. If I have a remote with video transmision capable of miles of separation, why am I concerned with VLOS? If I wanted to limit myself to VLOS, I'd have bought a kite.
What happens when your video feed drops out? It happens. Per FAA law you must maintain visual line of sight without the waiver. The fines are not worth the risk.
@@DroneNerds 2 years of flying and I've never actually watched my drone flying. I landed it on top of a 30 story building downtown Phoenix and lost signal. When I entered the lobby and informed them that my property was on their roof, they informed me that the building is owned by the US military. They retrieved my drone and sent me on my way. Who exactly are these drone police that I need to be concerned with?