According to this sign, Old Trafford is a 'No Drone Zone'. However, there were NO flight restrictions in place on drone assist and NO crowds. Should I fly?? 😆
I know you said you have checked the max height thing and article 16 allows you to go higher but I read it as NOT being applicable to multi rotor aircraft like our DJI MINI's. See below - 7. How high can I fly? The new regulations limit the operation of all unmanned aircraft to 400ft above the surface. However, our Authorisation permits members to fly above 400ft, subject to: The model aircraft is not a rotorcraft (multi-rotor) with more than two lift generating rotors or propellers. If you know otherwise then great but It would be wrong of me to ignore it and not message you mate. Over to you. DJ
@DJAUDITS Is one Smart Alec I do like in my comments 🤗😝 Thanks for this DJ. I think there is some confusion as to the definition of a 'multi rotor'.. I found this: Multi-Rotor Drones They are called multi-rotor because they have more than one motor, more commonly tricopters (3 rotors), quadcopters (4 rotors), hexacopters (6 rotors) and octocopters (8 rotors), among others. By far, quadcopters are the most popular multi-rotor drones. Two multi-rotor drones flying at height. Which suggests a multi rotor drone is one of the much bigger Drones and doesn't apply to a 249g like the mini 4 pros. Again feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. But I'm pretty confident it doesn't apply to the mini drones..
@FenixLens Good to hear that. I'm hoping to see many more of the stadiums in the UK as you travel about. I'd like to do a few of the older ones over here, before they get demolished.
I know you said you have checked the max height thing and article 16 allows you to go higher but I read it as NOT being applicable to multi rotor aircraft like our DJI MINI's.
See below -
7. How high can I fly?
The new regulations limit the operation of all unmanned aircraft to 400ft above the surface. However, our Authorisation permits members to fly above 400ft, subject to:
The model aircraft is not a rotorcraft (multi-rotor) with more than two lift generating rotors or propellers.
If you know otherwise then great but It would be wrong of me to ignore it and not message you mate.
Over to you.
DJ
I thought all the stadiums had a geo zone in the UK?
I'm obviously wrong
@DJAUDITS Is one Smart Alec I do like in my comments 🤗😝 Thanks for this DJ. I think there is some confusion as to the definition of a 'multi rotor'.. I found this:
Multi-Rotor Drones
They are called multi-rotor because they have more than one motor, more commonly tricopters (3 rotors), quadcopters (4 rotors), hexacopters (6 rotors) and octocopters (8 rotors), among others. By far, quadcopters are the most popular multi-rotor drones. Two multi-rotor drones flying at height.
Which suggests a multi rotor drone is one of the much bigger Drones and doesn't apply to a 249g like the mini 4 pros. Again feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. But I'm pretty confident it doesn't apply to the mini drones..
@420Audits Nope fortunately not bud
I'm really not certain, I may have to contact FPV for some clarity I think.
@FenixLens
Good to hear that. I'm hoping to see many more of the stadiums in the UK as you travel about.
I'd like to do a few of the older ones over here, before they get demolished.
Great video fenix. Have they fixed the hole in the roof ?
These football ones are great 👍
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