Ask Your Drone Questions - LIVE Q&A

[@AimeOrtega-t9p]

Thanks for the forecast! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

[@Justadrone-away]

Put lava lamp outlet on a timer to get it hot by showtime.

[@Tolga20]

41:29 does this mean i should not expect the DJI Air 3S camera chart test video any time soon?

[@sebastianfrancese1445]

Hello Greg, I am taking my test this coming Wednesday and if I remember well I get a Pilot Institute with something like 80%. The question is: is there any percentage that would quallify me for a t shirt with your signature on it? Thanks.

[@renegade37918]

Any updates on the DHL customs hold? For DJI

[@kendallcall5071]

Do I need a remote I’d on my little foam flying wing or similar rc airplane in the park if it is over 249grams?

[@PilotInstitute]

Yes if it’s over 250g and done recreationally. Doubt it is over 250 if it’s a little foamy though.

[@p42once1]

is it disrespectful to fly my mini 2 in my neighborhood because i fly everyday at home. and im hearing people talk about me now

[@RebelByNature]

It entirely depends on how you are flying in my opinion. If you are being nosy or hovering over their backyards especially while they are trying to enjoy their yard, then probably you are not being a good neighbor. In the absence of that or something similar, then you are certainly entitled to fly in your neighborhood, especially over your own property. Is it just that you are flying that is getting negative attention or is there something specific that you are doing that causing the concern?

[@p42once1]

@@RebelByNature i hover above my place. 120 meters up.

[@RebelByNature]

@@p42once1 If that is the case, imho, you are not being disrespectful at all.

[@p42once1]

@@RebelByNature i think so too I'm just minding my own business playing with my drone. I'm not spying.

[@lebleup]

Once a Part 107 is obtained, how does one fly “recreationally “ afterward? Under the 107? What’s the process of explaining to an FAA or law enforcement rep that you have a Part 107, ….’but today I’m flying recreationally with my kid?’

[@SLHJR0390]

Because there’s no job, you’re not under contract for pay. Pretty simple. You’re just out flying with your kid.

[@lebleup]

@@SLHJR0390 Has nothing to do with getting paid. It's the "intent". I believe that is the stipulation. Question was.... whether there is a proper "educate", for lack of a better term, in explaining this to law enforcement newly "educated in that field" with it's relatively new laws and regulations. This question coming from someone new to this, compared to many. What I do know, is there are many folks in various professions that don't have a clue. They just go through the motions. Well, Homie don't play that game.

[@SLHJR0390]

@@lebleup all you have to say is that I’m flying for fun. That’s it

[@lebleup]

@@SLHJR0390 Yes. Thanks! Learning this great hobby. Thanks for the input. Makes me really dig into the particulars.

[@JoschC]

If authority asks you for TRUST certif, you show it. If they ask you for Part 107 license, you show it. That’s it