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Remote ID too if flying for commercial use and under 250g

One of the last step is to read and take the simple exam from the state aviation where you live. Not sure every state required this. The state where I live, I need to complete this and print the permit after the exam and carry along with FAA license.

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Love that you're doing this to inform kids. They're still so much in the creative world, they will see the possibilities. If I run across a teacher in this area who may be what you're looking for, I'll pass along the info.

I tried the "Free" course, I put in my email to enroll for free, it was going well, but after the first 5 two minute lessons when I went to the next one it said lesson content locked. it said enroll to continue, which was confusing since I had already received an email saying that I was enrolled. when you click the button, it asks for $199 to enroll. What is free about that? does anyone know where I can actually learn the test content?

Redbull’s 200 mph that is insane ,would love to see it passing by

Mine will go over 100.

Thanks for the information… I just bought a DJI Air 3 and I very little flying experience. So if I first only fly it for recreational purposes for a year and then I decide I want to use it commercially can I just take the park 107 at this point? I appreciate all the information in the video 👍

I guess a half a mile is out of the question. 😊

Total transparency. 😊

I'm trying to update firmware. I will try again on Monday. 😊

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Not the FAA, but there are other companies that are working with the FAA to prove that unmanned flights are safer than the world thinks it is, and part of that is being about to accurately tell when a drone is active in the air space. Look up NUAIR. their technology actually can tell when you turn on, just the controller in their drone corridor.

Nice video. Thanks!

The Marvic 2 pro and Zoom have remote id

Umm, there is much more to consider than the cost of the software. Photogrammetry is dying out, clients want LiDAR now and not only are the sensors expensive but licences are nuts per anum.

Have you used holy stone rid

The shouldn’t be allowed to use them to look peoples windows that creepy and illegal for the public. But if they need them to help them do their job they won’t have time to get a permit.

What about DJI programs?

Does the drone being used need to be registered under the name of the Part 107 holder?

Yo i passed with a 93% today and wanted to do this at schools near me. Maybe teach soldering too. Or demo. Need my temporary but im only a draduate from said schools i should be recognizable though. Should i just ask if they are interested?

What if u are a 2d animator. And you put it on your personal blog as a fun outting?

Steve @ River City Drones is no longer is business just 7 MONTHS after asking this question. He should have went with a tried and true drone mapping software. If he was a skilled pilot, he would be making $1000+ per map.. That would have paid for the subscription 10x over

Thank you for the course! I signed up 2 weeks ago and studied for about 5 days before taking the SUAS examination this past Tuesday and passed with an 88%!

Mapping

I’m not sure this video answered the question. Can someone in real estate (non part 107 licensee) use video shot by a part 107 licensee for business purposes (post on SM). In the question there seems to be a business relationship between the real estate person and the sUAS licensee in which videography was the product used for real estate SM advertisement. Why couldn’t someone hire another for a specific job/product? Maybe I’m missing something.

Thanks so much! This is the info I need.

Thanks!

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Where does one even find a Sony Airpeak S1 for $4,000? They're literally a bit over double that.

What about Skyebrowse?

Good info

Getting a 107 is so massively overblown. It's not difficult.

The FAA does not issue licences to pilots. A 747 pilot does not have a licence to fly. The FAA issues certificates for each kind of aircraft, including several levels of drones. If you must act like a teacher, please learn the proper terminology.

Basically it seems like you can't fly over people/cars. I don't get what all these classifications are for beyond classification 1 if they all say "you can't fly over people" ? Sure, classifcation 1, under .55 lbs and prop guards. This seems super clear that if you have a drone with those specs, you can fly over people. All the rest basically say "no".

Technically, that is true. But they will never allow it for recreational flying. Only if you have some scientific project or probably big commercial movie.

👏 Thank you! At the vet end you mentioned a discount code for your course but I couldn't locate it anywhere. Would you mind sharing it out was it a temporary special?

Lease there no practical test ??? for now

You said You can fly drones in the city, actually the city gives more complicated rules, permit applications and fees which NO one can afford to fly in the city. then the conclusion is it's impossible you can fly drones in the city

I'm recreational pilot registered in FAA and member of AMA, do I have to apply NYPD permit??

Anyone doing this business in Illinois by Chicago area ?

How do I dm you?

I let my license expire maybe 7 years ago. I took the refresher hoping that does the trick…not sure if there would be a record of me having a license from 7 years ago

Very informative thank you so much 😊

How far can a drone go?

He took down the free pdf… but you’re not gonna find that out till you sign up for his portal.

In order to fly in a national park do you need a part 107?

So I'm kinda confused about a couple of things. If I bought a drone to fly for fun, could I not fly it at all, like not even in my backyard? And if I wanted to make a town reel to start a photo/video portfolio, how would I go about doing so if I want to capture all the cool places I want to capture if there only two areas in my town that allow drones?

Domt forget power lines

How much does recreational insurance cost for 249 grams drone?