If so, what are you doing Sunday morning?
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Having a drone and knowing how to fly the thing are two different stories. I had a drone for about 7 minutes.
If so, what are you doing Sunday morning?
I have a Blade Chroma 4K. Where/what are you looking to do?
If so, what are you doing Sunday morning?
I'm looking for someone to take overhead footage of the Rolling Rally Sunday morning as it passes by, pretty much anywhere along the route from Burlington to Hanson.
The video that will be produced after this rally will be the most important take-away from the whole event. I think good overhead footage will be important.
If anybody can do this, please PM me A.S.A.P.
I'd like to support the rally, just can't be there to do it myself.
It appears drones are prohibited in National Parks. What is the status of the Battle Road?
Don't think so.You're not going to find anyone responsible person who would be willing to do this and I wouldn't trust anyone who would agree to. The FAA restrictions forbid any flight within 5 miles of any airport without prior approval and flying over people or moving vehicles is also prohibited. The only real way to get this done would be from a company who has a waiver to use them for commercial use who would file a flight plan ahead of time.
Currently, enforcing the regulations set by the FAA is something that cannot be undertaken by the FAA themselves. As a result, it has been left up to local law enforcement to ensure operators are using drones responsibly within their respective communities.
In other communities enforcing the regulations is a bit more difficult than it sounds. In Salem, chief of police Mary Butler said the police have yet to respond to a case where someone was operating irresponsibly or without a proper registration. If such a case were to occur though, Butler said there’s not a lot of action the police could take anyway.
“There’s not a lot of teeth in what we can do outside of contacting the FAA,” she said. “We would check the ID and if there’s a violation we report it.”
Don't think so.
I looked at the B4UFLY app. Virtually all of the route described above is clear, except for an occasional heliport. It's quite easy to take video at a turn so you can see all the vehicles go by, without being overhead.