Albuquerque, NM, phantom pilots.

A couple I took over the past week.

Rio Grande near Alameda & NMDGF
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Sunset From Cibola HS
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ABQ Uptown
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May have pushed the limits just a tad, but no one died :)


Mario

Ive been itching to fly down town but haven't because of the wierdness calling the air traffic control tower to get permission..

just a heads up , check out this youtube video, this kid crashed his inspire 1 in nearly that same spot, flew behind a building lost signal and it got stuck on the roof there :(
 
Couldnt resist flying this afternoon, i think this was the first time ive really had my P4 blown around by the wind..... Yikes.
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beautiful shots! where was your launch point?

If you go by the "community standards" rule stated in the law you can go over 400ft as long as you abide by AMA safety standards. when i was planning out a downtown flight a while back, i figured the only safe way would be to set RTH to 400ft minimum probably 450ft to be safe, what altitude did you have to fly to to get the shots? the stated height of the building is 351ft , i wasn't sure if 400ft would be sufficient., we should chat , would love to find out more about your experience. like i said i chickened out :confused: after the initial planning.
 
Ive been itching to fly down town but haven't because of the wierdness calling the air traffic control tower to get permission..

just a heads up , check out this youtube video, this kid crashed his inspire 1 in nearly that same spot, flew behind a building lost signal and it got stuck on the roof there :(

Looks like the kid lost transmission as he went behind the Hyatt. Inspire probably tried to head home and ran right into the other building. When I was flying I had line of sight at all times. Even going around the buildings, I could see the lights.


Mario
 
If you go by the "community standards" rule stated in the law you can go over 400ft as long as you abide by AMA safety standards. when i was planning out a downtown flight a while back, i figured the only safe way would be to set RTH to 400ft minimum probably 450ft to be safe, what altitude did you have to fly to to get the shots? the stated height of the building is 351ft , i wasn't sure if 400ft would be sufficient., we should chat , would love to find out more about your experience. like i said i chickened out :confused: after the initial planning.

Hahaaaa not gonna lie. If you're one to shun those that bend the rules here and there, you're not gonna like what I have to say about the altitude I was at!! Hahaaaa it definitely wasn't 400ft yikes. I had to go back to my flight record to check the actual height out... but at least it made for a pretty nice pic!


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Hahaaaa not gonna lie. If you're one to shun those that bend the rules here and there, you're not gonna like what I have to say about the altitude I was at!! Hahaaaa it definitely wasn't 400ft yikes. I had to go back to my flight record to check the actual height out... but at least it made for a pretty nice pic!


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i think there's a misinterpretation about the 400ft rule, i tend to be pragmatic about it ,some are sticklers about, because they don't really understand the law. its safer to fly higher than 400 in a downtown scenario ;) if you lost my number its 5059077264
 

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