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I know that. But that might change in 2019 (hopingly)

I'm just curious if you have a license (like I have for Belgium and Holland), that they are applicable in the rest of the EU. Much like your drivers license

As I work in Rwanda, I want to make monthly progress videos (as I try to do on every project), I was also requested to do some geofencing mapping (I have re-installed MapsMadeEasy again, after it crashed two drones of mine). So, a while ago I have started the process of registering my drone(s)...

I use the mapping mode on Autopilot and processing on MME. Works fine for me

Morning all Yesterday I saw an interesting article in our newspaper. Despite a lot of stupid idiots who think flying around airports is cool, the EU will apply a standard drone regulation around half 2019. Basically, as a hobby pilot, the limit goes from 5kg to 4kg for a drone (so, the Inspire...

I've used Maps Made Easy a couple of times. But it crashed two drones. Just stopped flying mid flight and two birds dropped out of the sky. I've stopped using it. Although I have a full licence

Yes, that barge is KP1. We will upgrade from 3 to 25MW. Then the second project is Kivu56. 56MW net output and 68MW gross. Something different from the usual gasturbines

It arrived this morning

I think the camera of the PowerRay can't be tilted and an upward or downward angle can only be achieved will moving. But a 360 round panorama should be possible. Although I bought it for work (installing four gas barges on Lake Kivu) there is not much to see else in the water. And due to the...

Hmmmmmmm Challenge excepted

I've order a PowerVision PowerRay Wizard set this morning as a nice addition to the DJI drones I have. Nice to film both above and underwater at my new project @ Lake Kivu in Rwanda. Should have it next week (if DHL is on time)

I have not tried this but if I would take a wild guess, I would say no. But you can always relocate your subject in Autopilot.

If any questions, let me know

I'm also planning a trip to Uganda so I have to check this as well. Will not be for next week. But I think you'll need to follow the procedure. GoU as a client will not make a difference. Make sure you have an invitation letter explaining what you do so at least you can bring your drones in safely

Yes, but mainly what they call "safety concerns". Just they way they think. I have to deal with the Navy here, and they have hardly any boat. And all is visible on Google Earth