YOU CAN'T FLY DRONES HERE! (Yeah we can) Educating COPS in Chattanooga

[@qrdnk]

...always fun to watch you guys handling situations the cool way All the best from Germany!

[@KenHeron]

Danke Schoen! 🇩🇪🤘

[@sqengineer]

Love the look on the officer's face when you showed your authorization! He DIDN'T like that at ALL! Frowning and wondering what else he might cite you for. Then he's "just checkin'" so he won't have to make a phone call. Haha! Don't we love the immediate look of disdain and a frown as they THINK they are giving us the bad news, and it turns out, they are getting a bit of bad news! I love it! Comedy gold!

[@jessehoffman5302]

Yeah, cop seemed genuinely upset that he couldn't trample on someone's rights. Would hate to be the next person he encountered.

[@TOPCyber]

Here in Belgium where I live a lot of police officers don't know the rules about flying a drone. I have a Mavic 3 Classic and here in Belgium we fly under the European Regulation. The Mavic 3 Classic has a C1 classification which means I can fly close to buildings and people but not over a crowd (f.e. concert, festival,...). I got a complaint from the DGLV (the regulator for Belgian air traffic) that I had to fly in the Open A2 category (keeping at least 50 meters from people and buildings) but thanks to the C1 classification I can fly in the Open A1 category. They didn't know this and so how can we expect that police officers know the rules if the DGLV doesn't know this. But everything is rectified and I was perfectly ok flying my drone.

[@KenHeron]

That's great you hate that classification. Thanks for the info about Belgium! 🇧🇪👍

[@MrAndrew1000]

Ken....I'm a recent drone owner, and even more recent subscriber to your channel. As I've been watching your videos to other cities in Tennessee, I had considered finding a way to invite you to Chattanooga. Then, this video just popped up, and here you are! Welcome to Gig City!

[@KenHeron]

Hey, thanks so much Andrew! It was a spur of the moment trip and I don't know anybody from Chattanooga. Maybe we can fly together next time! 😎👍

[@charmandpie]

Ken, you are the most punk rock person in the drone enthusiast youtube community. And somehow it's greatest ambassador. You are the genuine real deal with your unfiltered frankness, levity, and energy. Love your channel man. Thank you for your videos.

[@KenHeron]

Wow, thanks! It's all about having fun, so I endeavor to do so. ☺️

[@jessehoffman5302]

Ken is awesome, but I would have to say botgrinder is undoubtedly the most punk rock pilot, followed by grim ripper. Ken just seems like a really fun dude.

[@theycallme_bruce]

If he’s punk rock… punk definitely died decades ago

[@Xterraforce]

Just so you know, that area around the foundry with all the abandoned buildings will soon be the location of a new baseball stadium, park, recreation area, markets and lots of things that attract more tourists than skeletal building remains. At least one of foundry buildings will be refurbished and used in the plans. MLB says the current stadium no longer meets their requirements so since a new one has to be built the city decided to revitalize that area. No word yet if the plans include designated police spying and napping areas.

[@KenHeron]

Oh that's awesome!

[@Quickcat21MK]

The end with the remote pilot 101 nod is hilarious! lol 😂.

[@billhigginsbottom2191]

Man you just crack me up Ken. You are certifiably crazy funny!

[@MrRaymond1021]

Cool video Ken, thanks for sharing as always. 👍👍👍

[@kyonkyon2010]

Awesome Video! A busy street with cops is more nerve racking flying experience. You guys got it cool! The Dalmatian was so cute with the tail swagging!

[@scottkint]

Best drone channel on KZbin. I appreciate the laughs!!!

[@KenHeron]

Wow, thanks Scott! ☺️

[@MikeLockheart]

Shouldn't the cops already be educated on the laws before they try to impose their will on people and tell them they can't do something ??

[@boboso7238]

Considering most still can't get anything in the first 10 amendments right during every day interactions, I would say no. Look at the volume of violations regarding filming under the 1st and violations of the 4th demanding ID, etc when they don't have the right circumstances to do it.

[@srjwari]

I hate to side with the police but that's an idealistic point of view that just doesn't meet reality. If you think you have enough police to enforce the laws that did exist enough to make the streets safer then your in dream coco pops land. I mean I would love for every cop to have the law taught to them with once a week refreshers and monthly exams but no one is going to prop up the police as it stands to acomindate for such a strict and common sense idea! 😂

[@MikeLockheart]

@@srjwari I like to be optimistic, and it just seems weird that they would try to tell you to do or not do something if they dont even know what the law says is all.

[@srjwari]

@@MikeLockheart I get that and respect your optimism. But, you're going to be let down in life alot if you're optimism isn't grounded with some level of reality. What your saying to most sounds sensible and that's why I'm with you on it. But it's never, ever.. Going to be reality. So what we have to do is what ken said which is we have to educate and be ambassadors to others who don't have the time or the know how to learn these things. We can't expect the police on the street to have the same level of education as those that specialise in a field such as law never mind air laws etc. We might get a cop that has a drone and lucky to have them but these people work stupid hours with rubbish pay when they get time off let them enjoy it. There's nothing wrong with dreaming the impossible dream but every now and then we got to wake up.

[@wheresmynamego1152]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@wildmustangart1577]

I'm a professional photographer. I was JUST at that foundry doing some 360 camera and still camera work. The gate and concertina wire strung across that entrance made it pretty obvious they didn't want people in there. Chattanooga was definitely a gift when it came to abandoned industrial sites.

[@strongjaymusicgroup]

Great video. Cool seeing friends hanging out hahaha The Mini 4 Pro is perfect.

[@udornyc]

Now, *THAT* was a fun little adventure, Ken! You know, you and so many of my NYC pilot friends (Xavier, Jeff, Audley, Jose, etc.) are a real inspiration to me. I admire you all that you can get so much footage and have so much fun. When I take my drone on the road, it's always just for jobs. I really must get out of the house and forcing myself to have fun! LOL At this time, I am living my drone fun life vicariously through you and others... I know... *I SUCK!*

[@NoahBailie]

nah fr its hard to get out there

[@udornyc]

@@NoahBailie, yeah, except for my local drone group, highly talented people and they are out, flying, getting footage, almost daily. I have the same problem with photography. I am a full time photographer, shooting fashion for designers and magazines, and am also heavily involved in real estate photography. Once I am at home, uploading and processing the photos, I don't want to go out and shoot for fun, for creativity, etc.. I am doing this for such a long time, that camera equals work for me. I am living my dream job, but pay with lack of shooting for fun. I rather watch Netflix in my free time...

[@ernieschatz3783]

Great stuff! Such a handy drone. I was waxing nostalgic today, so I flew one of my old Hubsan H501s, then put the Mini 4 pro up and did an orbit around the Hubsan. I ended up with some good footage using a tight circle with a sunset as part of the background. That OG Hubsan never looked so magestic!

[@DarkMan758]

These guys are my heroes frfr I'm studying for my part 107....the best channel on KZbin hands down

[@KenHeron]

Hey thank you! ☺️

[@thedronedownunder3919]

Ken, this is one of the best clips you've done. That 'handsome cab ride' with you two love birds was terrific. I wasn't going to part with my Mini3pro, but now I may have to upgrade. Keep up the shenanigans 😅

[@RonaldBrown59]

Nice tour around Chattanooga with the Mini 4 Pro, it seems like a nice place visit, sorry you had to deal with some rain. Great video, and thanks for sharing Ken.

[@waltkuiland9341]

You guys are a riot. Love that you’re having so much fun with this little drone. Just got mine and I still get nervous.

[@TheM0JEC]

Can’t believe as a radio person you went to Chattanooga and didn’t film a CHOO-CHOO.

[@KenHeron]

You're right. We will make it up to you by going to visit a train in Pennsylvania 6-5000.

[@IceBlueBeard]

Wait they were shown that it was all legal but they still said "as long as y'all done, I wont have to make a phone call"? Phone call for what? It's legal. These officers are an example of power tripping. They have no knowledge of the law but they still feel the need to make up laws for their own power trip ego.

[@OpenCarryUSMC]

Yep. When he said that I’d have put a fresh battery in and gone right back up and all over the legal flight areas (LOS, not over people, etc).

[@f00masterFlex]

Yep they were little girls with severe inferiority complexes. Man that crap gets old.

[@Dukerdr]

Sigh...if an officer is unsure of a law or procedure, it's customary to call a Supervisor for clarification or to get another officer on scene who is familiar with a segment of the law or code in question. Believe it or not, every officer is NOT trained on current FAA Part 107 rules. Just like every officer is NOT trained on SWAT procedures.

[@Wallettography]

Here in the UK we have DJ Audits and whenever hes finished flying and someone comes up to him to say he can't fly there, he says that now you've told me I can't fly, I'm going to show you that I can. He then takes off again, much to their bemusement.

[@michaelwatkins1175]

@@Dukerdr I actually think this officer just didnt feel like double checking and having to call his sup since he was done anyway. "having to call someone" was not a threat, it was just him relieved he didnt have to confirm this dude wasnt BSing him before he let him start doing drone stuff again

[@MrBrianJross]

Dude this is so killer !!! Nice video Like the expression on security mans face when yyou showed him you wer legal to fly that was a good one LOL

[@DurtyB98]

The building you was over at the concert is the Tennessee Aquarium. Been there the theater and the stadium to see the Lookouts play the Tennessee Smokies. That whole riverwalk area is beautiful. The Chattanooga Choo Choo wasn't what i expected.

[@clarenceyeary3936]

Ken, you're attitude is great and your humor makes my day! Give me some of that drone talent .. please!

[@brentnevius2849]

ALWAYS FUN hangin with Ken, you should do "day with Ken" giveaways!

[@MattysDroneWorld]

Been waiting for this video! Barkley is so much fun..spank is OK...Great video guys! ( sorry for f'ing up your video by calling Barkley in the middle of you shooting a scene hahaha)

[@charliemcguire8820]

Hey, thanks Ken!!! I live in Chattanooga and you’ve given me some great ideas! Thanks for educating our local police. They’re mostly good folks long as you give the same respect you want from them. There may be a few exceptions but hey, we have that in the drone community as well. Hope you had a great time! ✌️😃

[@thatguy7085]

I agree… I’m from Atlanta and the police around the Chattanooga area are nice, respectful, and even helpful. Most places the police are trying to get you in some trouble, there they are trying to keep you out of trouble.

[@NBrogdon45]

I live in Chattanooga as well, love it here!

[@RC_Over_Dover]

You guys have so much fun. Thanks for the laughs!

[@HR91360]

That pipe building would make a great bar/band hall.

[@Photowayfarer7]

I started watching this video for its educational value. Little did I know that the true value is the entertainment. You two are great. I'm hitting that "subscribe" button.

[@KenHeron]

Thank you so much!

[@vatechnologyinc]

Amazing video !! Love that friendship 🙏!!! Good bless you both …

[@Carguyforlife]

17:22 lmao! No, I just fly freestyle, hahaha that was such a clever ad segway

[@cactushill]

You guys are nuts and very entertaining!

[@KenHeron]

Thanks bud!

[@AmericanMe]

Really appreciate the work of your audio

[@KenHeron]

Thanks!

[@dljones61]

Man Ken, you had me nervous flying above, front behind that carriage. All those trees were so close and you know the saying, TREES ARE DICKS :) Anyway thanks for taking us along :)

[@5StarChatt]

Love the video, we drive our cars into the old US pipe foundry quite often for some cool pictures

[@KenHeron]

Right on! 👍

[@SlammedZero]

Wow!! The Mini Pro 4 takes some fabulous video. Looks sharp. Also, I was in Chattanooga this last December for my first time ever. It was different. An interesting little city.

[@KenHeron]

It's a great place!

[@matthewsequoyah2665]

That was some cool flying ! ! Especially through the abandoned building !

[@KenHeron]

Thanks 👍

[@ukmonk]

great video thank you! I have the mini 4 pro and avata 2, both fantastic drones for different purposes!!

[@ComputerKevAZ]

You’re a rockstar, Ken! “When in doubt, I whip it out, I got me a 107, man!” 😂 PS In your first fly through, those were not pipes. They were actually molds for making pipe.

[@TrendingintheWorldToday]

My daughter just asked me what I want for my Birthday and Christmas........checking out your drone links. Subscribed.

[@KenHeron]

Wonderful, thank you!

[@fargoaerials3456]

So FAA has jurisdiction over airspace. But they flew inside the pipe building. How is that legal?

[@autofabwelding]

They were in the air.

[@panicshots2330]

Technically I don't think they are allowed to fly into the building because inside of buildings are not covered under FAA's airspace.

[@shsechas]

That's awesome Ken. Enjoyed!!!

[@KenHeron]

Thanks 👍

[@petersimonsen9278]

Very nice flying and real life intercept, well done and entertaining 👍🇫🇷

[@KenHeron]

Thanks Peter!

[@richardhykes6939]

Oh an buy the way that's insane about the vane. Weather or not you guys Rock. Keep on flying. Love it

[@KenHeron]

BWAHAHAHAAA!👍

[@daveoutdoors4949]

I was all over downtown Chattanooga 2 weeks ago supporting my son while he ran in the Ironman. It’s a cool town. I even flew my drone there.

[@MrSmartDan]

Great video, absolutely love the banter, I had a parrot bebop 2 fpv drone but sold it a few years ago, but I've started to get that itch again so I'm thinking about buying the dji mini 3 with fly more combo, I'm still a novice tbh so I think that'll be more than enough for what I need

[@KenHeron]

You should!

[@kingtaco1472]

The mini 4 pro has omni directional obstacle avoidance. Really cool videos. It makes drone videos even more fun to watch

[@acehanson7231]

You guys are awesome !! super brave and using drone at ground level in downtown WoW!!

[@DelayInBlockProductions]

My hometown! Cool!

[@ourmundo]

One of the best episodes yet! That was fun.

[@KenHeron]

Thanks!

[@dronerob]

Awesome as Always! I learned so much from Barkley 😂

[@Sean_Angell]

I'm gonna take a drone class and I need to get me one of these!!! Great video!

[@KenHeron]

Go for it! 🤘😎🤘

[@Homerhey]

@ 1min thats called moccasin bend (known for aplace with padded walls/rooms for certain people to reside) and the water is part of the TN River

[@KenHeron]

Thanks for the info

[@hoagietime1]

I bet if you wore safety vests, hard hats and carried a clip board you could go ANYWHERE, please test this

[@TheItalianWays]

Yes Ken do a video of flying drone with jackets/clipboard’ and helmets

[@JavierGonzalez-ot3uy]

​@@TheItalianWaysyes i third this

[@skystink]

Very bold moves, gentlemen. Nice, very very nice. Keep going.

[@BlackPanther-yv7ib]

Great video! You guys are funny! R ally enjoyed watching you to have fun.

[@MotorSwapDan]

The bus noise volume thing was insane

[@KenHeron]

It's a great plugin!

[@ukmonk]

and hats off for being respectful with the police! so many drone youtubers are rude towards people who question them and it gives the drone community a bad name!!

[@KenHeron]

Being a good ambassador is important for the entire community. 👍

[@ukmonk]

@@KenHeron So true!! Love your videos btw

[@inmyfreetyme]

What a FUN video. Love your adventures. You make a great team. More Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Cheers !!😎😎😎😎

[@KenHeron]

More to come!

[@petebike]

Those were casting forms for setting up sand molds. Those were really cool

[@TECHDRONEMEDIA]

Another awesome video :-)

[@joedangler3565]

You should reach out next time you come to Chattanooga. Hamilton County Sheriff's Office & Chattanooga Police Department both have a drone team. We are not all like that and are working on spreading awareness.

[@jstewart627]

Do you even need a 107 if you are not doing that commercially?

[@jstewart627]

oh, I think flying in moving vehicle takes a special permit. Also need a special permit to fly over people at that event and prop guards. I also think you can fly over people with 249G drone with prop guards, but don't do it without checking the laws. All special events seem to require pre authorization.

[@KenHeron]

These are all great questions. All can be answered here: remotepilot101.com/ Use HERON18 for a discount.

[@parker1ray]

We lived in Knoxville, Tn for 28 years, and made a 3.5 year mistake in south Florida, and now have a new home in Chattanooga!

[@KCQuadTronX]

great video brottther!!!! Show them cops who's Quad Boss of them all lol

[@paulballard4243]

Well, you have another subscriber. Lol How many times did you laugh throwing that drone against the wall? I don’t know how you kept a straight face cause I couldn’t lmao

[@KenHeron]

Hey thanks Paul! Yeah, we did that on one take but we all laughed for a solid 10 minutes after. 🤓

[@paulballard4243]

@@KenHeron so did I!! Lmao I keep rewatching that part

[@BlueDroneBlues]

Ken you do need to hold the antenna's upside down. 1st turn the controller upside down and everything will fall into place.

[@KenHeron]

🙃

[@seanr10]

Glad you made it to Chattavegas! Wish I could have caught up and picked your brain.

[@mikeramsey9747]

You two are a hoot, keep having fun and enjoying flying.

[@hezekiahmorales3030]

You both are amazing!!!!!

[@wildedaveable]

Funny guys, and a bit of education. Great PR skills and great video!!

[@jerseyshorescannernews]

THIS CHANNEL IS GREAT!

[@KenHeron]

So glad you found us!

[@scottycrystalpugh8299]

I’ve been building and flying rc planes since 80s, and lived and worked every you guys are culturally unique.

[@KenHeron]

😊♥️

[@renegade37918]

Ken this was so awesome

[@MavericksDrone]

I haven't subscribed yet.. OK this video convinced me.. Just for the really cool carriage trip and scenery coupled with wit Such an enjoyable hobby.

[@KenHeron]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@valleyvistadrones]

Glad you enjoyed Chattanooga. Come back again when the sun's shining and you'll enjoy it even more!

[@valleyvistadrones]

One point I noticed. While you were legal with the cops on the riverfront, you may have been pushing your luck inside the foundry. Once you went "indoors" you lost your FAA protection and were subject to the privacy laws of the state of Tennessee. Just say'n . . .

[@KenHeron]

We will!

[@Primeros1000]

Been in that city. Its beautiful everywhere you see. So green

[@KenHeron]

Lovely city

[@MovieMan-gh2qn]

That is the Tennessee River. It joins the Ohio and the Ohio joins the Mississippi. The area down at the river level is Moccasin Bend, home to one of the largest Cherokee settlements ever.

[@bradleywhais7779]

Ken that did not look like a sparsly populated area. The cairrage was probably considered a moving vehicle.

[@KenHeron]

Yep. All legal. 👍

[@hokiecb]

@KenHeron Why was it all legal? (Referring to CFR 107.25) It appears to be operation from a moving vehicle in a densely populated area not a sparsely populated area. Genuinely curious and would like to hear your thoughts about why it was ok.

[@richardhemingway9773]

lucky lucky, pretty cool. I don't put myself in that situation but I bought a "get-r-back" device for flying over water, I don't want to find out if it works but it's something you strap onto your drone and when I gets submerged it releases a float attached to a string, so at least you can get it back from the water, who knows if it would be worth rescuing but only one way to find out lol

[@toddrasmussen808]

Entertaining as always Ken… I am getting here a little late to the party and see everyone commenting on the flying of your drone from a moving vehicle, but I didn’t read any mention of keeping your Mini 4 Pro within your line of sight. Would you mind sharing your take, because that one bothers me even though I’m a very safe Part 107 certified airman. I think some rules were “meant to be bent” at least a bit. Looking forward to your LOS explanation.

[@LJABuford-hx4vy]

you don't need his "take"; it was clear he was in violation of VLOS about vat majority of this video. VLOS or any other UAS regulation wasn't meant to be bent; they were meant to be followed. it's video's like this and pilot's like Ken who not only give drones a bad name but a REALLY bad example for drone pilots in general.

[@wakeywarrior]

I had anxiety just watching this drone flying- brave and good job.😂

[@troyalton4956]

I wish I knew you were going to be in town, would have loved to showed you around.

[@KenHeron]

That would have been awesome!

[@patriotdrone9566]

Technically, you can not launch/land from private property without permission from the land owner. You also can't launch or land on state owned property without authorization. Waving around your 107 card doesn't not exempt you from the laws. Air space classification is irrelevant. Flying around a festival is almost always gonna get you in trouble without all the proper authorizations. Yes, I'm a professional drone pilot.

[@jeffsond]

I really enjoyed watching that. I’m a newbie droner. I have the Mavic air 2 and my recreational license and registration. Could I do everything you did with what I have? I know I have to have visual of my drone and no higher then 400’.

[@FlyZoneFpv]

😂😂awesome guys . I love it how that guy instantly shut up 😂👏🏻👏🏻

[@KenHeron]

😎👍

[@SlackerU]

I think you should do 1 flight per day for 200 days, or until the battery is trashed. My sub-250g Mini 3 made it to 188 cycles before it fell out of the sky at cycle 190 in S-mode.

[@KenHeron]

OMG!

[@mikeylikesit1195]

def would like to know, how often did u fly? when u didnt fly, how were ur batteries stored? full, half, low or no charge? ty

[@SlackerU]

@@mikeylikesit1195 I flew 190 times in less than 121 days. I flew every day until the battery was completely used up so there were no storage days. DJI only offers 200 cycles per battery so I assume my experience is normal.

[@mikeylikesit1195]

@@SlackerU thanks for the info.

[@UncategorizedContent]

​@@SlackerU​ what charger were you using? I use a 65W laptop charger and it has greatly diminished the flight time, but it sure does charge it fast. I think those things are related. That is odd that it would fall out of the sky without some kind of warning and/or emergency landing prior to that.

[@jnoreman]

I took off from the same corner you added altitude at 11:00 in.

[@xwingmedia]

Flying thru a city is challenging enough, but doing it thru an unfamiliar city while riding in a carriage is a whole nutha level of skill 🤙🏽

[@martypiraino8721]

I'm not part 107 certified. I fly recreationally. I flew in Florida on Melbourne Beach, and over the Indian River. I had electronic copies of my TRUST certificate and FAA drone registration, I had a couple of people on the beach inquire about the drone, and like you I landed before having a discussion with the people there, showed them the controller and how it worked. I wasn't in an area where I needed LAANC authorization so didn't have to get that for where I was flying. I may have been in a TFR area if I was there on dates there were launches from Kennedy Space Center, but the dates I was there there wasn't any TFRs in effect. I made sure to check that before even taking the drone out to fly.. A week or so later I was in Fort Worth area, needed LAANC authorization and to unlock two zones with DJI before the drone would even lift off because I was within about 3 miles of Alliance Airport and less than a mile from a private airstrip without a control tower. Once I got it up in the air and flying dome neighborhood kids saw me flying and thought it was cool, didn't have any adults approach me then. Most of the interactions I've had with the public including around here at home and a local park where drone flying is allowed have been positive and I get curious people asking how it works instead of the "you can't fly that here". I did have an issue when I was at a friend's house where when I sent the drone up about 15-20 meters a neighbor peeked his head over the fence asking me to take it down because his wife was in the back yard. I never pointed the drone down over their property and actually for the most part kept the drone facing east toward the mountains, not west toward their property, even if I did point it westward, at the hight I was flying it wouldn't be likely to record anything in their yard since the gimble was never pointed in a downward direction.

[@KenHeron]

Keep flying responsibly and you'll be fine. Send me that neighbor wife footage though! 😜

[@Jhorne84]

@@KenHeron😂😂

[@KirkHarnack]

Ha!! Sat at that same table at Sugar’s Ribs about 2 years ago.

[@KenHeron]

They have really great food there!

[@Chillin-fpv]

Lol i love youre videos. Theyre just so fun. Cuz you're an adult that never grew up, just like me and the rest of rpv plots. 😂

[@KenHeron]

☺️🤘

[@tiwidub8809]

Great video, Ken. Thanks to you and grretings from Switzerland. (not Sweden nor swaziland, uh...) ❤

[@KenHeron]

🇨🇭👍

[@xlankex721]

I know it's not going to be popular here, but it needs to be said. 1. You know you're trespassing and claiming there's no trespassing signs therefore you didn't know is a joke. Someone owns the property whether there's anyone there or not and the officer is absolutely within their authority to say you can't operate from private property. 2. You're right, assuming the airspace is clear you can fly over that building. Plus, the FAA can't say anything about you flying INTO the building, the owners on the other hand, they could probably make a solid case that you trespassed with the drone. 3. Operating from the carriage. That's an obvious violation. You're operating from moving vehicle and obviously not in a sparsely populated area. 4. You aren't maintaining line of site. 5. You're operating over other moving vehicles. 6. You're likely flying over people not involved in the operation. Now, the Mavic Mini 4 is under 249 grams, but from what we can see you don't have any prop-guards on so you can't legally fly under Category 1 rules and even after you put the prop guards on, you'll be over the 249 gram limit. 7. You're right, you had a LAANC authorization and as local police, they don't have authority to force you to land anyway at best, all they could do is ask you to take a breathalyzer test. Problem is, so much of what you've done here is half-right and half-wrong and flaunting this kind of stuff is not being a good ambassador for the industry. Go ahead, flame away.

[@hokiecb]

Luckily for him, he can brush up on the regulations that he is rusty on at remotepilot101. He can even use his own discount code to get retrained on the cheap.

[@sudburydrone466]

👍👍✌️ Another fun video from Ken

[@Nixontheman]

Great stuff, thanks for the laughs

[@KenHeron]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@dfwald4657]

You gotta come back to Atlanta soon and meetup with the Georgia Drone Pilots group.

[@KenHeron]

Absolutely! Email me: [e-mail]

[@dhrdan]

My duuuuuuuuude you got some balls flying that low... kudos... have your fun.

[@KenHeron]

My balls thank you very much.