Hello droners,


first of all , happy and healthy New Year.


Please enjoy my latest drone video of my journey through Tirol Austria. The video shows, the Plansee ,Ehrenberg Castle and Highline 179 in Reutte, Hahntennjoch, overview shot of Dormitz village and last but not least the Fernpass with view of the Zugspitze . If you like the video  , I hope you subscribe to my channel as more to come.

Beautiful footage.   

Hello there dronie1965. Thank you for reaching out and for posting this wonderful video you have filmed. The scenery for the air looks wonderful. Great work and keep on flying. .

DAFlys Posted at 1-4 03:50
Beautiful footage.

Thanks

dronie1965 Posted at 1-4 04:04
Thanks

You're very welcome.

Stunning footage!    Happy New Year.

Amazing Footage Beautiful Video thank you for sharing!!!

Rickster565 Posted at 1-4 14:29
Amazing Footage Beautiful Video thank you for sharing!!!

Thanks

Rickster565 Posted at 1-4 14:29
Amazing Footage Beautiful Video thank you for sharing!!!

Thanks✌️

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-4 06:43
Stunning footage!    Happy New Year.

Thanks very much, happy new year

Very beautiful!

dronie1965 Posted at 1-4 14:38
Thanks very much, happy new year

You're very welcome.  

Montfrooij Posted at 1-5 02:06
Very beautiful!

Thanks and congratulations with your dutch certificate. I ve got them both now a1/a3 and a2.
I have a big discussion with rdw as dutch certificates are not following the easa guidelines: no qr code on it. And also no english lanquage , only dutch. What would an italian or spanish authority say when they will ask you to show this certificate when on holiday? Strange rdw ( for the forum : this is the authority who issues the certificates in nld) person didnot know anything about these certificates. I wonder if there is a databank in europe for this system as they state. I doubt it

dronie1965 Posted at 1-5 12:46
Thanks and congratulations with your dutch certificate. I ve got them both now a1/a3 and a2.
I have a big discussion with rdw as dutch certificates are not following the easa guidelines: no qr code on it. And also no english lanquage , only dutch. What would an italian or spanish authority say when they will ask you to show this certificate when on holiday? Strange rdw ( for the forum : this is the authority who issues the certificates in nld) person didnot know anything about these certificates. I wonder if there is a databank in europe for this system as they state. I doubt it

You're welcome and thanks.
Yes, typical.
Ask big money for a small service.
(we are among the most expensive countries regarding this)
And you have to renew it every year.....
Now that is what I call....
(I should not write that out loud)
But hey, I took the plunge.
We will see how the regulations will develop over time.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-5 13:01
You're welcome and thanks.
Yes, typical.
Ask big money for a small service.

Yep legal theft.
A lot of money for  a vage a4 paper size toiletpaper certificate

dronie1965 Posted at 1-5 13:04
Yep legal theft.
A lot of money for  a vage a4 paper size toiletpaper certificate

It is.
Hope they will ease on that cost a bit later on.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-5 13:07
It is.
Hope they will ease on that cost a bit later on.

Unfortunate too late for me.
I spent already nearly 200 euro now for this new regulation. Waste of money for something i am doing for nearly 4 years for free

dronie1965 Posted at 1-5 13:11
Unfortunate too late for me.
I spent already nearly 200 euro now for this new regulation. Waste of money for something i am doing for nearly 4 years for free

For more heavy drones I do get that they want you to take some kind of 'education'
But it should really not cost that much.