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And yeah its maxed at 400 feet in the settings

Mavic air....

Question....my drone maxes out at 400 feet as i assume most do. But lets say im on a 200' cliff and fly it over the edge of a 400' drop? Will it maintain a 600' flying height or will it plummet to match a "new" 400' height?

Bought a mavic air just for the trip. Laws or not. I'm whipping it out and proposing....

Looking to drive to new York City next month and propose to my girlfriend. Can find a clear answer online. But wanted to secretly whip out my drone and have it hovering to capture the proposal....is this possible? And if not do you think it can be done by permit? And have maybe a local...

....its that the HS700 is a lil tank. Ive crashed 90% of my flights so far and its still ticking. Also. Its not the actual cell antennas causing my flight disruptions. It is the cones at each cell tower. GPS cones. Its how the central operations centers know whats happening at each cell site...

He was stationed in Fulda. But this was in 78-80. Leukemia stole him from me awhile back. But I certainly thank you for yours!

Now if I can figure out how to post my videos on here....

Excellent story. And an awesome tower. My father was in the army in Germany. I actually spent my first year of life there on base.

Wow. Didnt even know building your own quadcopter was a thing. Very sick looking drone you have here. What did something like this cost you?

If not for the balls of men like myself how would we ever communicate? Smoke signals?

Yup. Those are only on the big boys, ie transmission or broadcast towers.

That sounds like my daily life right there. Minus the elevator. Never rode one never will. I'll climb it the old fashioned way....with my hands

Worked with helicopters on a few cell towers. One of the reasons that made me want to breakdown and get a drone.

Thankfully it survived. Gonna have to super glue legs and camera mount but the she flies!!! The anticipation was killing me. Flew it up the very next tower, albeit not as close this time.