Recent content by Jeff Miller

Not sure if this got posted but did you delete DJI Go or disable it on your tablet before you flew with Litchi? Litchi specifically states that you should do this before using their software.

By chance did you also have dji go installed on your pad? Litchi warns that you should either uninstall it or disable it before using their software.

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Like I said, all it's going to take is some idiot without a license (and no knowledge of what restricted airspace is) to bring down a passenger carrying aircraft and things will change in a hurry. Think license fees of $5,000 and you can't fly a drone without one - period, plus a $10,000 fine...

Sorry but you don't know what you don't know. I'm Part 107 and Part 61 certified (licensed private pilot). I can tell you that the Part 107 test has maybe 5 or 6 questions that have anything to do with drones specifically and none on your skills as a drone pilot. If you don't know FAA...

You need to make known to the realtors and others hiring rogue operators that they can also be held liable and fined for either flying un-certified or hiring an un-certified pilot to take their shots. The FAA will be ramping up to enforce their Part 107 and 333 laws and realtors are very much on...

Like the death penalty doesn't stop people from killing each other.

Depending on the class of airspace you are in the software will limit your altitude. You should go online and buy a pilots sectional map. It will show you the class of airspace you are in as well as the boundaries of the restricted airspace associated with your local airport. Commercial UAS...

Glad I have my pilots license.

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Not sure just downloaded it yesterday. Going to delete it and see if it's a problem with my tablet. Doesn't seem like it but I suppose it's possible. What makes me suspicious is 120 meters is 393.7 ft which is darn close to the FAA's max altitude for drones in the US.