Flying drones at the Irazu Volcano (Costa Rica trip S2.Ep6)

[@musiccrazy9939]

Wow beautyful Landscape and beautyful activ Vulcano.Lovely Greatings and Thank you so much for this Amazing Video.☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@EduarFilms]

thanks for your comment :)

[@boeing900]

I have visited the Irazu twice. Once in 1962 and again in 1994. My fathers side of the family lives in SanJose, and in the summer of 1962 we went for a visit, I was 7. At that time the Irazu was very active and would frequently cover San Jose in a blanket of ash. It had calm down some by the time we arrived but would still puff out some pretty good sized cloud of ash and steam but nothing major. I don’t know the geology of the volcano but it’s not a lava producing volcano, at least it wasn’t at the time. Its big eruptions consisted of explosively produced huge plumes of ash imbedded with large boulders that would rise up thousands of feet in the air but no showers of lava like you see from other volcanoes. I guess since it had been relatively quiet for a couple of weeks my father and uncle felt it would be safe to drive up to the crater and check it out, which we did one early morning. The “road” then was not the nicely paved road of today. It was an ash covered Jeep trail you wouldn’t want to tackle without 4 wheel drive. We arrived at the crater as the sun was rising and were greeted by constant, cold strong wind hitting our backs as exited the jeep and walked down to the crater. We actually parked right were the paved parking lot is today and took the same path to the crater as you would today. The secondary crater you pass on your right as you walk to the main crater was much smaller then it is today. I guess it grew during the eruptions in the 80s. We were standing at the edge of the crater in the remnants of what had been an observation deck which had been destroyed by the rock bombs years before when felt a rumbling begin beneath our feet, and just a few seconds later..BOOM! A huge bellowing cloud of ash came racing up from the crater, climbing thousands of feet in the air in a matter of minutes. You could also see these huge boulders flying out along with the ash, and lightening within the cloud. And all this was happening right in front of our faces. Our savior was the strong wind at our backs that persisted, blowing everything away from us. Normal people would have run for their lives. We however stayed for a couple of hours, posing for pictures and home movies and taking in the spectacle of this major eruption taking place right in front of us. The wind also spared San Jose from the 3 inches of ash that covered the towns and villages downwind of the volcano that day. It is to this day, THE most spectacular thing I have ever seen and most likely ever will see. Two weeks later 7 people were killed were we had been. On that day the wind was calm and they were buried by the ash and rocks.

[@sibegu56]

excelente joven, siga adelante, muchas gracias

[@michaeljensen5542]

Que buenas tomas!! Les hizo un día calidad a mi me ha costado!

[@EduarFilms]

pura vida mike! Si tuvimos suerte ese dia! Fue en marzo entonces hay más probabilidades de encontrar buen clima ;)

[@rafaelbaeza554]

esa agua de donde salio ,y donde se esconde la lava

[@marioduranv]

Que chiva ride. Fijo fue bien temprano para que hiciera buen clima.

[@EduarFilms]

mae en realidad llegamos como a medio dia y nos quemamos todo porque tampoco nos pusimos bloqueador jaja

[@hermessv]

Hola, no hay ninguna restricción para el vuelo en el volcán?

[@noahperez6691]

Y la Muchacha se “robo el show” termino siendo la cara de presentation del video👍😊

[@JuanAntonio-pi3fl]

Hola amigo, me encanta tu video, dentro de poco volare desde españa a tu pais y me gustaría llevar mi dron, quería saber si me puedes asesorar respecto a la normativa y restricciones de vuelo en tu pais. Muchas gracais!!

[@EduarFilms]

Hola Juanin, muchas gracias! Las retricciones son similares a las de otros lados respecto a no volar cerca de aeropuertos, multitudes, no mas de 120m de altura, mantener visibilidad con el drone, etc... y si es para uso comercial necesitas permisos. saludos!

[@yuGrimes]

Buen video!

[@EduarFilms]

Pura vida!

[@kevinp.a.3569]

Puedo usar imágenes de este video para un proyecto del cole? (Claramente dando poniendo el el enlace y el canal tuyo)

[@dilsonbarrantes]

Saludos Eduardo, esa vista del turriabla por cual calle o camino es?

[@EduarFilms]

Hola Dilson, es la calle antes de la entrada al Irazu, esta al lado derecho 😉

[@shanokscr]

Hola, excelente video! soy realmente nuevo en el mundo de los drones, me gustaría saber si tiene algún lugar para recomendarme a ir a volar, he estado leyendo un poco y por lo que vi en parques nacionales es prohibido, me sorprende que pudiera volar en el Irazu, pero si agradecería alguna recomendación para poder ir a volar sin tener problemas, y hacer unas buenas tomas, un saludo!

[@EduarFilms]

Pura vida! Mira siempre volar drones hay q tener cuidado, las reglas basicas y el sentido comùn siempre aplica, no volarlo cerca de la gente, cerca de aeropuertos o sobre edificios y autopistas. En ciertos lugares privados simplemente con preguntar si puedes volarlo te dejan y sino pues ni modo. Si estas empezando mejor primero practicas un poco en lugares abiertos para familiarizarte de los movimientos y como manejar el drone cuanto esta al frente tuyo q los controles se invierten.

[@relaxandtravel6708]

Wow! That looks amazing. Mavic should have very good wind resistance. I have watched some other videos with relatively higher speeds and there was no problem at getting a stable shot.

[@EduarFilms]

luckily when I flew it the wind had dropped considerably, so it was not a big problem :)

[@DEtectorCR]

Saludos viejo! Soy nuevo en tu canal! Te dejo mi suscripción y espero tener la tuya algún día! PURA VIDA!

[@EduarFilms]

Pura vida! Voy a darme una vuelta a tu canal! Saludos!

[@jocsancorralesduran7173]

Se necesita permiso para poder volar en el volcán ?

[@danilocruz747]

Quisiera saber eso?

[@johanamolinasolano6328]

Buen vídeo, ya hace un año y me pregunto cual es la canción que suena a partir del 4:15?

[@EduarFilms]

gracias Johana! la cancion se llama Living right de Lone Waves

[@smpd]

Eduardo, .....quita la musica!😊