Alien
Elite Member
True but I am allowed to fly to 400 feet and my property is a registered model flying zone.
Agree on all points... I need to get mine out more.It's my belief that the FAA's line of sight rule is vague intentionally. I have never thought it meant visual sight of the Drone. I've always interpreted it as written, line of sight.
So as long as there isn't an obstacle between me and the Drone I am legal.
I can see my X Star 1,000ft or so, depending on the sky.
White drones are much harder to see.
I'd like to meet the Drone pilot that has never flown illegally. I'd suggest they fly their Drone rather than leave it in the case.![]()
It's my belief that the FAA's line of sight rule is vague intentionally. I have never thought it meant visual sight of the Drone. I've always interpreted it as written, line of sight.
So as long as there isn't an obstacle between me and the Drone I am legal.
I can see my X Star 1,000ft or so, depending on the sky.
White drones are much harder to see.
I'd like to meet the Drone pilot that has never flown illegally. I'd suggest they fly their Drone rather than leave it in the case.![]()
so how do you know yours goes 5 miles? No comment was made about the FAA rules, and to be very clear, as long as you have spotters who are in direct communication with the pilot, it can be out of sight for the pilot. I'm well aware of the FAA rules.
I'm thinking I should paint my Mavic black. The grey color is hard for me to see. My old white Phantom was also hard to see. I wish the blinking lights were brighter as well. Maybe that is a mod I can do?