3DR's Solo drone can update no-fly zones in real time...
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They definitely expanded the area around Washington, D.C.
Not really digging the government oversight on this.
Not really digging the government oversight on this.
Don't blame the government, this is the result of the idiots who keep doing stupid stuff. No sense in posting links as we have all seen them............
But, the government is overreacting in some ways like they always do.
What we can do is fly right, fly safe, and inform people we see doing stupid stuff that they are doing stuff that could ruin flying for all.
But, the government is overreacting in some ways like they always do.
What we can do is fly right, fly safe, and inform people we see doing stupid stuff that they are doing stuff that could ruin flying for all.
nice find Steve..
there gonna do something... this seems smart if it saves me from the- 'fer sure, fine I'm bound to get.... why not 3DR?
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AirMap
Here's another. 3DR Collaborates With AirMap Because Flying A Drone Can Be Hazardous
DJI did the same thing.
An opt out system will be available once you register with your credit card, debit card or phone number but it will still not allow you access to sensitive areas like Washington DC. No further specifics are available and it is unclear what DJI will do with your registration and credit card information should you decide to bypass the system. Will they pass that information to the FAA?
The restriction data will be provided by AirMap, a company that shares ownership with another company called noflyzone.org that allows people to request personal no fly zones over their property. One has to wonder if personal no fly zones will also be included.
Here's another. 3DR Collaborates With AirMap Because Flying A Drone Can Be Hazardous
DJI did the same thing.
An opt out system will be available once you register with your credit card, debit card or phone number but it will still not allow you access to sensitive areas like Washington DC. No further specifics are available and it is unclear what DJI will do with your registration and credit card information should you decide to bypass the system. Will they pass that information to the FAA?
The restriction data will be provided by AirMap, a company that shares ownership with another company called noflyzone.org that allows people to request personal no fly zones over their property. One has to wonder if personal no fly zones will also be included.
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