4000 feet and aeroplane

[Lowepg]

Hi what happen if you fly on 4000 feet and airplane come for landing? How can you avoid disaster? ??

future drudgereport story re: irresponsible DRONE owner in the making... :-(

 

[ToThePoint]

Yes but I see that many members here fly on 4000feet and more...

So if someone here drops his/her bird into the ocean you are going to do also ?
Or if they decide to kill themselves because they lost there bird due to the fact there bird ended up in one of a airlines engine and it crashed blaming the airliner was in your birds path and lost it ?
I thought i was deluded and confused, what a illusion are you living ?

 

[IrishSights]

Come on give the guy a break, he said he wanted to learn and he said thanks

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[rbhamilton]

The best way to learn is always by doing. Give it a try and see what happens.

 

[rrmccabe]

Come on give the guy a break, he said he wanted to learn and he said thanks

You know that pretty much sums it up !

I already apologized for being short (and will add an ***). Much better to ask than do.

 

[RIDETOEAT]

I kind of jumped to the end but reading the comments here makes me think DJI reducing the decent rate is maybe their form of controlling altitude to some extent.

Next they will have to disable the motor restart function when descending at terminal velocity as a result of the moron on youtube that claims he was at 6000' and had to shut the motors off to conserve battery for landing.

 

[Lowepg]

I kind of jumped to the end but reading the comments here makes me think DJI reducing the decent rate is maybe their form of controlling altitude to some extent.

Next they will have to disable the motor restart function when descending at terminal velocity as a result of the moron on youtube that claims he was at 6000' and had to shut the motors off to conserve battery for landing.

link?

 

[RIDETOEAT]

Just search on YouTube "DJI AND 6000"

 

[Lowepg]

Thanks, found it.

http://youtu.be/bMbvA2xyPL8

Sadly, this clown sounds somewhat proud of his flight... though I cant seem to think of nearly ANYTHING he did right.

 

[Foosy]

Guys you are getting overly excited. The dashboard information is either fake or inaccurate.
Anyone that has flown a phantom knows how the perspective looks.
Take a look at the screenshot of the video: THERE IS NO WAY that that picture is from an altitude of 3877 ft. Maybe 130 ft...
Maybe the guy was measuring centimeters but has the gauge axis as feet: 3877cm = 127 ft,

 

[Meta4]

That was all discussed in this thread ...
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=25592
His dashboard data was as scrambled as his flight planning sense.
It is not synched to the video.

 

[Foosy]

And now we have other idiots that want to replicate it...