Ag Spray Drone Avoids Pivot in the Field. It Works!

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  • Опубліковано 18 січ 2025

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  • @muhammadirfan833
    @muhammadirfan833 Місяць тому

    I am Also Drone pilot Form Pakistan .And I done this with T30 ..
    Your really doing Good Work

  • @ShanePennicuik
    @ShanePennicuik Місяць тому

    Awesome. thanks for the vids. I just ordered my T50 today so this was good to see

  • @jeremypetrick8760
    @jeremypetrick8760 Місяць тому

    Do you need to have a Part 21 certification to fly theses drones? Also, do your employees have to have the same certification? I’m assuming these are Cat 4 drones? Very cool stuff

  • @Gingergem421
    @Gingergem421 Місяць тому

    What height were you spraying at, I have a spray job on centre pivot and am slightly nervous, i am using a t40. Great videos

  • @Joaquin_Ak
    @Joaquin_Ak Місяць тому

    Great video! Here's another T50 operator. How do you handle tall corn and high-voltage power lines within the field? Do you mark them as obstacles, or do you also fly over them? I think it's a bit risky to fly over them.

  • @hazmamoveez999
    @hazmamoveez999 Місяць тому

    😘😘😘😘

  • @Barabus-yx2cn
    @Barabus-yx2cn Місяць тому

    No one seems to want to answer this question. Can I make a living just in "spray application"? Without drone and trailer sales??

    • @aaronwalters2677
      @aaronwalters2677 Місяць тому +1

      That’s cause no one can speak directly to your situation/location or proficiency at actually running a business. Contrary to what it looks like, this is not any easy business. Regulation hurdles, commercial licensing, trucks/trailers and limited life technology all make the economics harder than you think. The short answer is sure you can but just like any business, it’s not going to work for most because most don’t have the commitment it takes.