Anybody up here?

We are located in Broomfield, Colorado, and just made our maiden flight with the Inspire 1 yesterday in Fort Lupton.  I am in the Fort Collins/Windsor every 2-4 weeks or so.

It's a small state. Our store is down in Castle Rock.

kgarrison@gmail Posted at 2015-4-6 06:13
It's a small state. Our store is down in Castle Rock.

I have a question is military personnel and their families are allowed to have drones inside the base

I have no idea. You would have to ask the base commander or someone that would have the authority to answer the question.

mary@wcecivil.c Posted at 2015-4-6 00:43
We are located in Broomfield, Colorado, and just made our maiden flight with the Inspire 1 yesterday ...

Let me know...we have Monday flights of local quad owners at Lincoln Middle School, 4-6PM.

pidetectives@ya Posted at 2015-4-6 06:19
I have a question is military personnel and their families are allowed to have drones inside the b ...

If you're referring to an Air Force base, or Army/Navy fields with flight operations, I believe you should observe the same restrictions as with civilian airports. Further, military aviation is likely to be much more active at lower altitudes where our quads would cause problems. If I were getting drone activity organized on a base, I'd work through Outdoor Recreation.

Check out Autonomous Nation. DJI dealer in FortCollins, Colorado.3516 South Mason Street.

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From Colorado Springs myself. I would expect that all the bases are no fly zones. We treat the bases just like airports and steer clear.