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Invitation To: Global Drone Day! Date: June 10, 2018, Sunday, 1pm-4pm Location: Atlanta Got Drones! Got Skills! Game On In The Air! ROTOR’S UP! Does a 6 Foot Soccer Ball Excite You! Event activities include: Drone Jamboree for youth (Obstacle course)- Bring your own or use one of ours. (Check with us to make sure!) Drone Rodeo for adults (15+) (Aerial Games - Drone’s You can use: DJI Inspire’s, Phantom’s, Yuneec Drone’s, Typhoon’s, Bebop’s, 3DR Solo’s, and other Ready to Fly Live Camera Feed Drone’s Welcomed! (Check with us to make sure!) Separate Field with Electricity! Drone Racing – FPV Racing! Separate Field with Electricity! Register Today! http://bit.ly/GDD2018FLY
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Newbies only!! OK, so we have our FAA certification, that doesn't mean we know how to physically fly a drone. There is still plenty to learn. It seems so simple at first. I found that flying my drone in my house or yard was easy. But, when I tried to do the certification flight for UAV Coach, I discovered that "easy" disappeared from my vocabulary. UAV Coach actually expects you to fly a drone in a particular pattern with a bit more precision than "doodle" flying requires. This morning, I found this video on YouTube and would like to share it with other newbies out there. I think Tony & Chelsea Northrup have done an excellent job in showing how to fly a drone in a methodical way. [Very personal note: I'm not out of the woods yet myself, my Syma X5C quit working--somehow the electronics is causing one motor to burn out very fast--I've been through three motors in a very short time. And, then there is the shoulder surgery. I'm out of commission at this point. But, as soon as I can manage it, I'll get it all together and pass the UAV certification flight!] Anyway, here is what I think is an excellent video on how to fly a drone without crashing:
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Hello, My name is Marc Concialdi and I am interested in purchasing a drone and want to fly one for a business some day. I have my Pilot's license and instrument rating and have been in aviation for years. I have flown toy drones before, but nothing too serious. I would like to know, which drone would be the best for me to make money with? Are there drones out there that are diverse and can help me make money in a variety of areas? I'd like to purchase one so I can register it with the FAA and start flying to make money as soon as possible
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Hello, My name is Marc Concialdi and I am interested in purchasing a drone and want to fly one for a business some day. I have my Pilot's license and instrument rating and have been in aviation for years. I have flown toy drones before, but nothing too serious. I would like to know, which drone would be the best for me to make money with? Are there drones out there that are diverse and can help me make money in a variety of areas? I'd like to purchase one so I can register it with the FAA and start flying to make money as soon as possible
