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Here's a nine minute video presented by UAV/Coach. Showing and describing how to pack up your drone for travelling and the laws covering drones. Click Here to Review. Interesting...

Unless they use ComSats, they won't do cross-ocean work either.

I saw this from Sky Drone. It's the epitome of drone culture; Click here to view. Too rich for my wallet.

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For one thing, this is an unlicensed motor vehicle. Even if its flying, it's still in thee traffic pattern and stopping at traffic signals. He would have to fly above 500 feet to be considered an aircraft. And, then he would be flying an unlicensed aircraft. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.

I got this from Internet regarding Parametric Pressure on Mars: At ground level the Martian atmosphere has a pressure of 6.518 millibars or 0.095 psi as compared to the Earth's sea level atmospheric pressure of 14.7 psi. By comparison, it would be extremely difficult to fly on Mars. Yo'd need...

I agree with Wafflejock.

Thinking on the low tech side, you could try lowering the temperature of the batteries when storing them. Put them in the refrigerator part of a refrigerator.,That may or may not work.

A modified Mavic Air 2 would have been a better choice than this Popsicle Stick. Of course they'd have had to figure out recharging it and keeping it warm and doing the telemetry remotely. But spending millions on the Popsicle was more affordable?

Ingenuity now, Martian Air Force to be? Impressive and not. ]Click here to view.

May the force be with you...

Wafflejock is informative and likely right. Me, on the other hand, have absolutely no understanding because it's in code, smoke and mirrors.

The kid looks like Harry Potter (young edition) maybe his name should be Harry Potty, cause he has toilet humor. Anyways, pissing beer into a cup? What's next replacing beer fountains in bars with beer pissing robots? Imagine a drink mixing robot too. There goes the Bartender trade.

I am a computer programmer analyst by trade. I worked in the field for 45 years. It is still amazing to think about the planning and coordination involved in a quadcopter event of this nature. What type of person is there that can establish the plan for this, create the software to do it then...

Was that so cool? One wonders what it took to pull that one off?

This is an advertisement using hundreds of lighted drones. It's short, but amazing. Click here for display...

Or the Devil's in the wind. Or probably not. Wafflejock is good advice so is Dugdog47,. Mine is never plausible. I'm the Devil's Advocate.

You've misunderstood, I was comparing the exchange rate between dollars and pounds from the original budget amount of 300 pounds, not any particular piece of equipment.

$427.00 USD is 300 Pounds. That's pricey here over the pond!

I have an automatic anti-aircraft weapon scouting the airspace above my house. It's called a Brown Hawk and it doesn't like drones flying up there with it. I don't worry though, my quads seldom get higher than a bush or low tree anyways.