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@@jamescrane3690 Transport Canada doesnt have height restrictions on sub 250g drones.

@@rubybonnici2893 was it ever brought back so many good memories. ❤️

@@ytj22 Vip Section but everyone was standing at the front of the stage. 🤩

@@treynolds94 Thanks. They charge money for the VIP section? Been a while since I've been to the Festival of Lights, but that seems opposite to the spirit of this event in the first place. Nice to see that the section is nearly empty. Ridiculous.

@@ytj22 I dont think you can buy Vip seats think you have to either win them or be given to you by your employer if your business sponsors Musicfest.

My pleasure

I am so glad you are enjoying the videos. Anything in particular you want to see just let me know.

@@ricedbroccoli 100% absolutely.

Yes it was. Got told to land my drone during this flight by parks Canada staff so I ended the flight since I was in Parks Canada property couldnt argue they were right to tell me to land since they have say where I land and takeoff but not while airborn. Should of tookoff outside of Park Canada property then I would of been fine. 😂

I'm glad you got this footage when you could. It would make a great poster!❤🎉 Did you see that on The Great Canadian race, it looks like in the Ad they are at the lift lock?

Plain Old Choices by Marquetta Rowan. ❤

No thank you ❤ Hope you enjoyed

I just screen recorded my phone screen.

@@treynolds94 ok thanks

Thank you so much. Not with a micro sub 250g drone.

@@treynolds94 the mini 2 se is under 249g. What about airports or national parks?

@@treynolds94 do you use dji provided map to see where you can fly?

@@mercpindi5522 yes and Nav Drone Canada. The only places I cant Fly are Class F airspace(military airspace) or restricted notams forest fires, parliment hill. No height or VLOS restrictions with sub 250g. Obvis height and VLOS are good practice but not a must to follow with sub 250g with Transport Canada

@@mercpindi5522 Around airports dont be dumb parks depends on the drone policies. I think the National parks are very strict provincial park on the other hand are more laid back again dont be dumb if you can fly in a park. You can take off from outside of park boundries and fly over. They can only restrict where you land and take off not while in the air.

Not sure just sudden straight drop. I got max power warning as it dropped. Maybe a bat since it was dusk.

Learn micro drone rules in Canada with Transport Canada. Nothing was against any regulations. No height vlos for sub 250g.

Unfortunately no portrait mode.

I didnt its gone. Landed right by our lake fountain didnt have the means or want to risk getting that close to it or jump it since it uses very high suction pumps. With the speed it hit the water it would of pretty much sunk instantly. That will be its resting grou ds until it washes up on shore one day with the memory card and someone watches the videos. The kittle clip I captureed was actually from the find my drone where it captured the last 10 secs of footage before loosing connection. Was cool to be able to see it fall never to be seen again.

I'm going to guess it went in the water 🌊💦?

At first I thought maybe water from the foutain but I was way higher then the water. Hovering for over 2 mins. My co worker said maybe a bat I thought a prop fall off mid flight with how sudden the fall action was.

@@baretgibot yuppers

Awesome thank you so much that is actually a big help.

How was Dji care for you. I didnt have it for tommy 1. But I honestly think it was a bird bat or prop fall of mid flight.

@@treynolds94 I didn't have DJ care I just filled out the repair thing from the website and took it to UPS and they sent it to California somewhere 70 American so 100 Canadian

Unfortunately lost Tommy last night over the little lake fountain assuming I got alittle to close and it dropped like a stone into the lake. So will be out of commission for a little while.

@treynolds94 oh no! Did the water from the fountain hit it? That's terrible 😕

@@jasonthompson6267 I am not sure from watching the clip it looks way to sudden also was way higher then the water. Hovering for almost 2 mins until sudden drop. Coworker said maybe a bat I was thinking loose prop.

Thats awesome born and raised just bought in the south end 4 years ago thus month. Love this area and alway find it cool to see it on videos. Which there are more of since we are growing so fast. Defs doing another range test in better conditions. Thank so much for wlmuch for watching really appreciate it. Just doing it for fun cool to see people watching. Probs getting alittle riskier then I should since Iam poor and cant replace but if it is entertaining atleast 1 person its worth it. Love from old stomping grounds.❤️

Thanks I ve done alot of research on where I can can not fly with micro drones with Transport Canada. People can bring up the FAA all they want this isnt the US.

Let me tell you alittle sketchy the first time. Dont let the speed of the blades fool you. 😁 Come on up to Canada with your mini drone. I can take you to some great spots in Ontario. Take the drones up to the top of the CN Tower in Toronto which is on the list. And would be a great video. Also if you need a nice summer vacay dont come up during winter.

@@treynolds94lol I bet they’re intimidating. But still on my drone bucket list. We totally wanna make a trip to Canada in the future with the camper. That place is awesome! It won’t be anytime soon but hopefully within the next few years for sure.

If you every need anything come on over would love to do some embroidery for you. Located on the Kingsway.

@@treynolds94 thanks. Though you guys were in high street? In where the office used to be?

@@HavelockYard Where Print Hub use to be is where you are thinking I believe.

For under 250g 120m and vlos are shoulds and good practice but not a required must to follow. There is a micro drone chart from Transport Canada with must regulations and shoulds which are good practice but not required two different things. tc.canada.ca/sites/default/files/2020-06/2019-2020-AA-33_INFOGRAPHIC_EN_V8.pdf What you can do with your micro (sub 250 gram) drones in Canada is fairly unrestricted. According to Transport Canada, micro drone pilots are allowed to fly their drones higher than 122 metres (400 feet) and within 3 nautical miles of an airport, as well as closer than 30 metres horizontally from bystanders

Beware of the drone police in the comments like this 🤡

@@treynolds94 I'm in Canada and the 120 meters limit is applicable even with drones under 250 grams too. I know the paper you showing is not clear, but I called transport Canada about that, and it's the law, not a recommendation.

Yo will get there my friend. 4 weeks with my first ever drone and I am getting alittle too comfortable with it. I really cant loose it cause also cant afford to just go buy a new one. But RTH is amazing and the idiot proof for individuals like me really hard to loose unless your really really dumb. Iam only really dumb.

@@treynolds94 Well I had a really REALLY dumb moment, first time I lost connection, lost it behind a fence I panicked, tried to climb the fence as I wanted my drone back well ended up with 5 stiches in my hand, completely torn jeans to in the end find out RTH does work 🤣🤣🤣

@@walker1583 Ill defs be sure to take some pointers from you in not what to do. Lol Glad your okay and it wasnt a 50lb drone cause you maybe not be with us. Your head would of been on the other side of the fence.

Our drone regulations are not regulated by the FAA but Transport Canada. Our sub 250g/micro drones pretty much have 0 regulations and very lax until you go over 250g. No height, VLOS, flying over people or cars and no airspace restrictions other then notams and Class F. Section 9 of CARs is the only must we have to follow which is do not fly in a manor to likely cause injury or what we like to call in the Canadian drine community the dont be stupid rule. Thank you for watching hope you enjoyed. Hopefully the FAA lightens up on your sub 250g rules.

@@treynolds94 tc.canada.ca/sites/default/files/2020-06/2019-2020-AA-33_INFOGRAPHIC_EN_V8.pdf

​@treynolds94 they won't lol. They're currently trying to ban DJI drones in the US

@@thezombieslayer100 lots of paranoia goung on right now. Trying to scare people with images being captured that you literally can see from google earth.

You are absolutely right. On the way home I did realise that it would not of taken as much battery going down and getting out of the harder winds. For my first drone and range test the anxiety was real. This test defs made me way more comfortable and trusting of Tommy. Definitly will be doing more of these test with Tommy. Thank you so much look forward to the next range test where I put all the new tips I have learned and get over that 2 mile mark from my backyard.

Good evening thank you so much. You are absolutely right Ive watched it over myself and relised I should of just had some background music the entire time. Wasnt sure how the music would go over or under myself talking but with the bit of music I did have worked really well. Honestly if you have any other tips I really appreciate it. Have an absolutely fantastic rest of your week and weekend.

Sejujurnya tidak bisa membedakan antara 2,7k dan 4k, perbedaannya tidak cukup untuk ditingkatkan. Saya pasti tetap menggunakan mini karena itu yang saya perlukan dan 0 peraturan yang harus diikuti dengan mikro. Saya memiliki sertifikat dasar untuk terbang dengan berat 250g hingga 25kg tetapi tidak memerlukan sertifikat sebesar itu ditambah semua peraturan yang berlaku. Jadi mungkin kita akan melihat mini 4 pro dalam satu atau dua tahun ketika harganya turun sedikit. Halo Indonesia❤

Thank you so much really appreciate the kind words. Glad you enjoyed. I didnt think I would have that much battery left when landing aswell. But I guess makes sense since I was going up and out the entire time and not down and back home. So pretty much can come to the conclusion that my signal will probs go before the battery when flying out from my place which I would prefer cause it will come home hopefully. Basically 0 regulations with micro sub 250g drones. Only places you cant fly are class F airspace so like military bases amd restricted notams Parliment hill, prime minister residence. But other then that free to go where ever just use good judgement and dont be dumb.

I get mine tomorrow!!! I’m so excited. I literally cannot wait.

@@treynolds94dang that’s crazy! But awesome! Lol. We have a lot of no fly zones here and have a 400 ft height limitation. It’s still a lot of fun to fly drones though even with our rules. Lol.

@@VulcanReduxVulcan, you’re gonna love it!

@@WeretheRoberts I’m literally at work spazzing out like a child lol, I’ve always loved aviation and here recently I’ve been trying to put together a plan for a possible drone side hustle or business in the next year or so, I’m studying for the 107 right now, since in America we have to follow that for “commercial “ flight lol.

Oh man thank you so much, honestly really much appreciate the kind words. It is so amazing that I am so fired up for you. You will absolutely love it. Just got mine 2 weeks ago first drone ever and have flown pretty much everyday except when rainning. It is dumb proof for people like me will always come home when requested, if it gets low battery or if you completely loose signal with the drone. Not sure if your Canadian but we are super lucky to have pretty much 0 restrictions for micro drones(sub 250g) we have no heightmeaning we can go to 500m, VLOS(Visual line of sight) flying over cars or people. Can pretty much go anywhere except class F airspace military bases, parliment hill. Just dont be dumb and use good judgement.

West my friend towards Toronto from Peterborough. Thank you for the lovely comment.