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Drone photography is awesome, but also risky… I’ve crashed my DJI Drone more times than I can count… maybe I need to go back to flight school?
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Not saying you should do it but DJI is very restrictive about no fly zones whereas potensic for example doesn’t care and you can fly pretty much anywhere and it won’t block you from doing so. But again I’m not saying that because you can, you should haha
There are actually very few places you can fly a drone. there are regulations at the federal, state, county, municipality, property owner, and even the HOA levels. And finding the rules can be difficult, they are not always openly displayed. And while it is possible you may be able to get a waiver permit, those usually take time and cost money, and if you get turned down you don’t get your money back.
I crash my drone about 7 times per flight.
My mini 3 was, at 1.5 mtr high and crashed. Lucky me😂😂😂