What To Bring On Drone Gigs
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
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Can you make a tutorial for how / when to use the anti-collision lights and maybe walk through the basics of the repair kit as well? Thank you for giving us helpful info for us to safely succeed!
Thank you for the suggestion! I'll talk to the team and see what we can do. Are there other topics you would be interested in?
@@altitudeuniversity I'm learning just from studying that there's a lot of little things that go into being a drone pilot. I'm taking my part 107 test on Tuesday! Most of the drone gigs I'm preparing for are simple photo and video capturing an event or a space. I would love to see a comprehensive video walking through a full job and the steps needed to prepare for something bigger. Things like contacting ATC for permission, or using radios to contact towers for weather are intimidating for a someone who isn't a full-time manned aircraft pilot.
I would love to transition out of the smaller drones like my Mavic 2 or Air 3 that I just got into larger ones that hold camera rigs for my commercial shoots, but I don't know where to start.
Any other videos that feature specific gear or prep items would be great. I loved seeing the landing pad you use, that's a great idea. Things like logbooks or how to use the radios would be awesome. For any flight scenario that propeller guards are advised or required, are there ways to add those on to DJI-type consumer drones? Or do you need something bigger or more of a custom built setup for that?
Just a few ideas off the top of my head. I love to see anything involving practical application of all the stuff we're studying. Thanks again!
@@drewkloss Thanks for the feedback! These are all great ideas that we will look to include in future videos.
Thanks so much for doing these videos! We all appreciate it!
Thank you for watching it!
What other topics would you like us to cover?
I use a Rocket book to document all my flights which I can then upload all the data to my google drive. Rocketbooks are reusable and make sure you have extra pens.
Great suggestion! I use a $10 printed flight log I purchased off Amazon, but I have used Rocket Book before, and they are great. Thanks!