Recent content by Billy F

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Thanks, and this bird flys just like it did back then.

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Like new DJI Googles used 3x. They make me dizzy! I do have a set of optical lenses for those who use readers. $250.00.

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I have had nothing but great service from DJI. I have a Phantom 4PTo and a Phantom 4 both have crashed (my fault) and they have replaced both with new drones. The first cost me $125.00 the last crash with my Pro cost $270.00. Quick turn around no issues. When I say crash, I mean big time crash!

I have done a takeoff test with my Phantom 4 and it will not take off within two miles of one of our airports. These drones entering into restricted air space must be drones other than DJI models. I too would like to know the distance from where all these drones were spotted. FYI I very seldom...

Enough has been said. I would drop it.

Point well taken!

I use mine to take pictures. I have also used mine fitted with a Gimbal Guard release to transport beer to my neighborhood, fly various holiday decorations, deliver a life preserver, drop water balloons on my neighbors and recently to rescue RC planes from trees!

I don’t see an issue flying near a house fire if you are not interfering with emergency personnel. There is no FAA regulation on this. I would not fly over a wild fire as that has a potential of interfering with aircraft. In fact your drone maybe able to help in ways not thought about.

Never said I had the right. However please tell me a pilot that has never flown over a person even once regardless of the height. Also if you have a DJI tell me that you have never flown outside your sight of vision.

I ‘m going to take a different position then most. I don’t know exactly what the FAA rules are but I believe it pertains to interference with responders. In this video it appears the pilot wasn’t interfering with anyone. I guess it’s ok for the local news to get pictures but not amateur pilots...

RC Flying Witch and Gould made out of Dollar Tree Foam Board. Designed, built and flown by my buddy Jan Schmidt. Video by Billy Futch