Recent content by skymonkey

It seems like owner of property wants to see if tenants are taking care of his property. “Do not fly on Holidays or Weekends” because tenant is surely likely to be home. “$50.00” they got to be out of their freakin minds.

It’s Visual Observers not Visuale Observers

I like to use the Chart Supplements formally called Airport Facility Directory. It has airport tower frequencies, telephone number, hours of operation, and if the airspace around the airport is class E or G after airport closes...

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Actually there is no failing grade. You have to get 100 and are given 90 minutes to take exam and fix your wrong answers. If you don’t finish the exam in the 90 minutes than you will have to take the exam all over again in order to get credit for recurrency.

If you miss any question you can go back and keep answering till you get it right. The only way to fail is not to finish it in the 90 minutes given. If you do fail you will still be current from the previous recurrency as long as you have not gone passed the 24 calendar months. Also if you fail...

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You can legally transported as long as it is off.

I believe if you mount top center you shouldn’t have any issues. This is also the ideal place so that manned aircraft can see the UAV. If you’re flying in hazy conditions or close to objects I’m pretty sure you’ll get bounce back but don’t quote me on this as I’ve never filmed at night with strobes.

It’s 3 statute miles.

Affirmative, strobe lights are required as well as recurrent training that includes night operations. You can check out this video that does a comparison of different strobe lights.

https://uavionix.com/products/ping200x/

I use the maintenance service schedule (Basic, Full)from AirData.

Check this app out, might be what you’re looking for. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pdf-it-all-scanner-pdf-printer-and-converter/id627640657

From what I’ve read the drone was not intercepted in mid flight. In fact the drone hovered for a few minutes then flew away.