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Nuclear Power plant Drone film- from a Legal distance
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Thanks., had so much footage from is great place had to upload it. thanks for watching
You can see more of the power plant on Google Earth then one can in you video. So why even mention it?
I recently filmed the Ivanpah Solar Plant near Primm Neveda, but I would not attempt to do the same a ANY nuclear power plant. I was very cautious at Ivanpah but there's no way I'd even try it at a nuke plant. I don't want a cell in Guantanamo.
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Not sure what you mean? I filmed a power plant from a distance and found a wonderful capture of sun. if you dont see that it ok
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Hi yes I watched your video and said it was like watching close encounters of the 3rd kind or somthing like that. aliens. Yes you cant fly to close but if you get a nice capture like you did in your video then your are given that message out. Pilots know this. capture is second to safety at times. thanks for watching
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Thanks, when I filmed it I kept the sun and power plant center of view. reason was to show the sun and our power side by side. The end result was a wonderful sunset over nature. thanks for commenting
Point was no one would have known those those building were even part of a power plant if you hadn't mention it.
"Some places you can film some you cant But this place you can." Of course meaning the power plants.
Yes the sunset was amazing.
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