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Drone following Military Train into San Luis Obispo, CA
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by Ken W2KB
I wonder how the drone operator kept the drone in sight during the entire filming?
~Ken :: Fairmont ex-UP/MP C436 MT-14M1 ::
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by RussNelson
Doesn't have to. The operator of the drone has a video feed from the drone.
by Ken W2KB
RussNelson wrote:Doesn't have to. The operator of the drone has a video feed from the drone.The Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that the pilot of a drone must keep the drone in plain sight without the use of any aids, such as binoculars or a video feed. There are substantial civil penalties for violations.
~Ken :: Fairmont ex-UP/MP C436 MT-14M1 ::
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