You handled the situation correctly but I wouldn't go further from preventing him from flying. I would notify the authorities only if I felt he was flying in a way that would endanger those at the park.
There is no rule/law that says you cannot fly above 400 feet in the US. Use common sense and know your surrounding. Read the actual law section 336 of Public Law 112-95.
Anyone notice the P4P has 3 expo settings? Gentle, Normal and Sport. Anyone know if both Gentle and Normal are the same or are these settings for a specific mode (P/Attitude)?
For those that think 400 ft limit is a rule/law, please go back and read section 336 (public law 112-95). There is nothing in the books that says 400 ft is the limit. Common sense is the rule. If you were compelled to register as a drone offender with the FAA, those points you agree on are just...
So I have a Phantom 3 Pro and now a Mavic Pro. I have been considering replacing the P3P with the P4P but not sure if that is overkill since I already have the Mavic. I know there are differences between the two. Would you still buy the P4P although you already own the Mavic?
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