DowntownRDB
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A few things to consider from a guide I followed:
- Do you have the high school principal's permission?
- What’s that area specifically like? Is there going to be any sort of signal interference?
- How will the flight go? Where will you take off and land?
- As far as pre and post flight, where can you set up your gear? Will you have a place to charge batteries?
- Where will the people be, and can you avoid flying directly over them?
- What is the lighting like? Will you be looking into a fluorescent gym light? Will there be dark, dramatic lighting, potentially blocking your view of the drone?
Keep in mind that even the most experienced pilots don’t conduct their first flight live at the event in most cases. Especially since you won’t be able to use all the automatic flight modes given your indoor flight, you need to be comfortable in manual mode. Plus, doing a test run-through ahead of the event gives you a good sense of the best angles for the video you’ll be creating.
Have fun but fly safe. Be a great representative for the drone community. |
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