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[rayyomomma]

fly

 

[DJMc]

fly

Thanks. Good picture of flying over a built up area at just over 2300 feet in what appears to be legal twilight.

What country was it taken in please?

 

[rayyomomma]

south carolina, USA

 

[rayyomomma]

Thanks. Good picture of flying over a built up area at just over 2300 feet in what appears to be legal twilight.

What country was it taken in please?

south carolina, USA

 

[Kennamer]

[emoji102]

Can't wait to see what comes next...

 

[DJMc]

[emoji102]

Can't wait to see what comes next...

Not today.

I do still find it suprising though - I shouldn't, but I do.

 

[Kennamer]

Something like...

Attention private, commercial, and military pilots. Avoid flying here:

 

[Pedals2Paddles]

Wow this is so cool. I wish I could fly my drone directly in the final approach path of commercial aircraft landing at the large airport only 3 miles away too!!

 

[DJMc]

I realise you are new here, but what these replies are trying to say is what you've posted isn't a very sensible activity.

If you're new to drones too (I see three in your avatar, so maybe not) a good place to start might be by having a look at the FAA guidance on safe flying here.

Unmanned Aircraft Systems

Click on 'getting started' and it gives you some basic guidance on what you should and shouldn't do and some considerations for flying safely.

I'm in the UK but the rules are pretty similar and the issues the same.

www.gov.uk/government/publications/drones-and-manned-aircraft-collisions-test-results

 

[XevetS]

Knock on the door by the FAA in 3, 2, 1....

 

[rayyomomma]

I got paid for that flight a-holes , with permission

 

[rayyomomma]

Something like...

Attention private, commercial, and military pilots. Avoid flying here:

thanks a-hole, i got paid for that flight with permission

 

[Acroduster]

For those of us that fly commercially, what channels did you go through to get the permission? Flights like these can get some great footage.

 

[Dash Hewes]

umm...you've opened a can of worms, and not likely, quit while you're ahead.

 

[Pedals2Paddles]

I got paid for that flight a-holes , with permission

HAHAHA. Permission from who? Santa clause? You do not get "permission" to fly in class C airspace, let alone at night with a drone not equipped for night flight. And "getting paid" does not authorize you to do anything. In fact, it further restricts what you can do. So you're either lying, or have no clue what you're doing.

Did you get your part 107 certificate and FAA exceptions from a cereal box?

 

[rayyomomma]

For those of us that fly commercially, what channels did you go through to get the permission? Flights like these can get some great footage.

used a tail camera pointed strait down went up to 3000ft, i was asked to do it by a friend who works at the airport , for a project for a class

 

[Acroduster]

Neat. Was it a photography class? Also, what FAA paperwork did you have to go through pre-flight?

 

[Pedals2Paddles]

used a tail camera pointed strait down went up to 3000ft, i was asked to do it by a friend who works at the airport , for a project for a class

HAHAHA! So now it's "a friend that works at the airport asked you to do it"? You can't even make a good lie. And even if that is true, that doesn't make it ok or legal or even remotely intelligent. If your friend asked you to play in traffic, would you leap in front of a car?

What you did is illegal and dangerous. It doesn't matter what fantasy you come up with to justify it.

 

[rayyomomma]

what is this snitch-o-site? Get a life dorks

 

[Pedals2Paddles]

what is this snitch-o-site? Get a life dorks

Thank you for confirming you lied about having any certification or authorization to do anything. Also, your other thread shows you did this with a green laser attached to the drone. Even better.

But to answer your question... no this is not the snitch-o-site. This is the we-dont-condone-endangering-lives-with-reckless-behavior site. It's also the we-dont-like-lying-fools site.