Hi Guys, this is the full flight from my other video of Mornington pier, Some part have been speeded up to shorten Video . please enjoy.

Gutsy video with some good views

Good flying there

A very nice long trip. Compliments. Thanks

I was bought up there. Probably 50 years since last there. Some things never change

Altech, Impressive footage to be sure, however, according to CASA rules for Flying Drones recreatonally you seem to have missed these:

• You must only fly during the day and keep your drone within visual line-of sight.
  • This means being able to orientate, navigate and see the aircraft with your own eyes at all times (rather than through a device; for example, through goggles or on a video screen).
    
• You must not fly over or above people. This could include festivals, sporting ovals, populated beaches, parks, busy roads and footpaths.
  

Nice flight and good video thank you for sharing

Very Nice      

Very cool flight.
If I may give a small suggestion: instead of speeding footage up, just leave parts out.
Usually that gives a much more smooth experience
Unless,  of course, you want to show your whole flight

Excellent video.
Thanks for posting the flight plan. Looks like you covered a lot of territory on your flight.
Am I correct that you started out with only 84% battery? First rule is to start out with 100% , never know if you will need that extra to get home safely. But it looks like you had no problems with landing at 27% . Good job!

Nice video.  Thanks for sharing.  And agree with B1houdini always start topped off 100%.

AussieFlyer Posted at 2018-6-10 01:37
Altech, Impressive footage to be sure, however, according to CASA rules for Flying Drones recreatonally you seem to have missed these:

You must only fly during the day and keep your drone within visual line-of sight.

This means being able to orientate, navigate and see the aircraft with your own eyes at all times (rather than through a device; for example, through goggles or on a video screen).

Hi Aussie, thanks for info, But really "line of Sight" meaning for us Mavic pro and smaller drones owners means 200 plus meters in any direction at 120 meters high you can't see your drone anyway.   So what's the point in having a drone if you can't take good video footage to share with friend and YouTube world .
Anyway that's my 2 cents worth  cheers Alex