There's actually been an expansion on that set of rules. Please read the description.

I used 2 drones, the drone in the intro is called the DJI AIR 3, the one used throughout the rest of the video is known as the DJI AVATA.

@@Tivis7 This is the channel that lost a drone:kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX3Lep-sqqqal7c

I believe so, yes

To start, let me be the first to apologize for not originally listing the equipment I was using during this flight. I run two channels, one that is oriented for my videography business which focuses on flying drones indoors, and this one, where I post all things I'm interested in. The business channel has it set to automatically list my equipment. As a licensed comercial drone operator. Along with some spotters I was there using a category 2 aircraft that fits well within the regulations listed by the FAA as compliant for flying the way I did. Please read up on the regulations on the FAA website. www.faa.gov/uas/commercial_operators/operations_over_people Finally, thank you very much, it took a long time to become as skilled as I am in order to have the confidence to get footage like this. And yes I will show it off as I am proud of that fact, as anyone should. I hope you have a fantastic rest of your day.

you have no idea what youre talking about when it comes to the rules of flying drones and FAA. Do NOT make random facts up and do NOT spread information. Because that is what youre doing. Im a drone operator of 7 years and done plenty of events even a few railroads myself and this was well within regulations and rules. If youre going to make accusations at least provide your source and back up your blabbering where ever the hell you read half your stuff from. Fool.

​​@@Tivis7Just on the safety matters,.. Well thought out comment by Raptorman, deserving of a pin just so folks who may not know about the variations in the levels of operators licensing can find your polite, consice and informative reply and go on to learn more about the standards that need to be met for approval of flights like these. I shared the concern over the closeness to public until reading that you have the comercial license and had spotters in place (which also explains how you got clear audio recordings without prop noise), so now can just enjoy the vision and the work done to achieve it. Going from the final shot where you're about to catch the RPV, I expect you were using DJI's smallest quadcopter for that last shot, and possibly an Avata for the first few. There also appeared to be an Inspire well above you in that last sequence, and as you're heading to land we can see what appear to be security or police officers, did you have any interaction with them? Glad you didn't do the under-the-carriages shot like in NurkFPV's 'Flight of the year' from 2019.

@PiDsPagePrototypes Yes, you are correct in assuming the AVATA, the little guy, is my workhorse for many projects with clients. In fact, the only shots that weren't the AVATA were the ones in the intro done by the AIR 3. However, as I mentioned in the description, I was so excited I actually didn't record any audio as I forgot to do so. The audio is actually pulled from other videos, which are all in the description. I did speak to law enforcement, but they were chill and unconcerned. I did see Nurk's video, and for the longest time, it was my inspiration. I'll never do anything that gets me THAT close to the equipment at speed unless I somehow work something up with UP or another railroad (which I am secretly hoping for lol). Cheers dude!

@@Tivis7 Sorry, you're just making things worse for yourself and as an actual pilot YOU KNOW BETTER. In a commercial drone shoot, such as making a movie, everyone is aware of the drone and briefed on what to do -- this is what actual pro drone pilots do because it's required! You did NOT get permission from everyone who's heads you flew so closely over and that, by itself, could cost you more than $100K AND your license. Another person in the comments section has also complained about your ruining the shots of the dozens of other people as your drone was whipping to-and-fro through their shots. Drone are often seen around things like the Big Boy and sometimes they also get too close, but for the most part they stay higher and out of the way. You violated rules that are there for a reason and at this point, you continued denial of your violations has forced me to forward this case to the FAA -- I do not do this lightly and only because your continued statements prove to me that you are a danger to the public.

Audio is better then a lot of current Broadcast efforts.

Check out the pilots reply to the pinned comment - he has the licensing for this.

​@PiDsPagePrototypes dosent matter UP has rules that state no drones ON THIER PROPERTY. It's trespassing

@@joenewstead4848 Company rules don't over-rule the laws of the nation.

With an Ethix sticker ready to place?

It's a very good dub. Better then a lot of cinema efforts.

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