Just wondering if this has been answered elsewhere, though I can't find anything via the search function.
Would flying with strong kite lines (Dyneema etc) attached to a Phantom's legs and perhaps anchored to the body as well, mean the setup is outside of the CAA's regulations. Obviously it would only be lower altitude, slower flying, but often all we need is just a few simple moves up and down on a static subject.
It would probably be a useful approach for Estate Agent photography too.
TIA
Would flying with strong kite lines (Dyneema etc) attached to a Phantom's legs and perhaps anchored to the body as well, mean the setup is outside of the CAA's regulations. Obviously it would only be lower altitude, slower flying, but often all we need is just a few simple moves up and down on a static subject.
It would probably be a useful approach for Estate Agent photography too.
TIA