Recent content by kattz

@BigAl07, This is how I have interpreted it as well - so I DO have goggles, but they are dedicated to my wife running the camera from her wheelchair. @Heygeorge, I've seen some people doing this on YouTube, so it <might> be open to interpretation as you said. @Bob, OK, I'll buy it for signal...

Hi, Allen, Agreed, now that I know it. And looking forward to several nights of studying and getting my 107 out of the way. Thanks! Kev

Hi, I posted these on the Inspire Pilots page, but there were no responses. I see a lot of questionable activity from drone operators on YouTube. Not sure if they are "in the know" or "operating outside the authorized flight envelope" as we called it in the USAF: FPV and goggles - it appears...

Hi! Thanks for the guidelines. Kev

Hello, I fly for non-profit, mostly for myself. However, to post on YouTube, you must have a Part 107 cert. Yeah, I got a nice warning letter from the FAA for my YouTube video (no laws broken). FAA now considers drone videos on YouTube as "for entertainment" even if not for funds, and not...

They didn't ask me to specify. I would imagine that in most cases such as industrial or agricultural operations, an operator would require a different kind of policy such as you provide. I don't fly for money, but if you post any pictures taken from a drone on YouTube, Facebook, etc, even...

No, it's a rider on a homeowner's policy that provides supplemental coverage for high-dollar items. "Personal Articles Protection". I can understand the confusion. So I have three of these now. One for my camera equipment, one for my telescope and observatory, and one for my Inspire 1.

I went with PAP coverage for drone and liability from State Farm. It's $40 a month, $2M in liability, property damage, and injury, and full coverage on the drone in case of crash, theft, fire, or loss. $500 deductible.