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I'm new to UAV coach and wanted to say hello to everyone and introduce myself. I'm a part 107 remote pilot (50 hrs), part 61 private pilot (195 hrs) and ITC level I sUAS thermographer. I perform aerial thermography inspections of solar plants, wind turbines, cell towers and power lines using my DJI Matrice 210 v2 with Zenmuse XT2. My business, Infrared Aerial, is based out of South Carolina and I service the southeast geography. Please feel free to pass along my contact information below to anyone that you know or come into contact with that needs to hire a licensed and insured aerial thermography inspection business. Good flying! Ryan Bliss Infrared Aerial 603.521.4736 ryan@infraredaerial.com -
I'm new to UAV coach and wanted to say hello to everyone and introduce myself. I'm a part 107 remote pilot (50 hrs), part 61 private pilot (195 hrs) and ITC level I sUAS thermographer. I perform aerial thermography inspections of solar plants, wind turbines, cell towers and power lines using my DJI Matrice 210 v2 with Zenmuse XT2. My business, Infrared Aerial, is based out of South Carolina and I service the southeast geography. Please feel free to pass along my contact information below to anyone that you know or come into contact with that needs to hire a licensed and insured aerial thermography inspection business. Good flying! Ryan Bliss Infrared Aerial 603.521.4736 ryan@infraredaerial.com
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Hello everyone, I'm excited to be joining the community. I'm both new to forums and new to drones. I am not; however, new to aviation. I've got a degree in Aeronautics and worked as an A&P mechanic before I started flight instructing. I continued on that career path for a few years before I lost my medical certificate. Currently, I'm in a long and complicated paperwork battle with the FAA to get my medical reinstated... With all that being said, I'm considering a slight career change from manned aircraft to UAS. Not sure exactly what direction I want to go with UAS, but I love flying and I love aviation. I've got my 107 certificate but no drone. Any advice for a new drone pilot on where to go from here? Thanks! I'm excited to learn!
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Hey everyone. My name is John. I have been flying a Typhoon G for about a year but am currently studying for my FAA exam and looking to use a Phantom in the future to start a side business doing some aerial photography and videos. I have done some fun/hobby video work over the past several years with GoPros, and through that hobby I met a wonderful young lady who was doing photography at an event I was filming. Long story short, we hit it off and have been dating for about 1.5 years, feel that God wants us to stay together forever, and she will be teaching me the ins and outs of photography soon. She has just started her own small photography business after years of practice of going to a specialized photography school, so my drone certification and business will be another service she can offer through me. So, I thought I would join this awesome community to get some tips and make some friends. Blue skies and safe flying! John
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North Carolina description House Bill 312 (http://www.modelaircraft.org/gov/statebills//NCHB312v1.pdf) Description: Makes it unlawful for any person or municipal, county, or State law enforcement agency to use a drone for the purpose of gathering evidence or other information or data pertaining to criminal conduct or conduct in violation of a statute or rule. A person may use a drone for purposes other than gathering evidence or other information or data pertaining to criminal conduct or conduct in violation of a statute or rule, but any information or data acquired from the use of the drone shall not be disclosed. Definition of 'Drone' would include MA. Added to State Budget: No state or local government entity may buy or operate a drone,” or “disclose personal information about any person acquired through the operation of an unmanned aircraft system” prior to July 2015 NC HB312 (http://www.ncleg.net/Sessions/2013/Bills/House/PDF/H312v1.pdf) (Latest Version) Tracking Site: North Carolina General Assembly (http://www.ncleg.net/) Status: 7/31 - Ban on state and local governments purchasing/operating drones until 2015 added to the State budget 3/18 - Ref To Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House SYNOPSIS (http://02b954f.netsolhost.com/amastbills.html) (State List - Alphabetical) More Information (http://amablog.modelaircraft.org/amagov/drone-legislation/drone-legislation-north-carolina/)
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Hello everyone! I am a 28 year old from Raleigh, NC and I own a small film business(mostly music, promotional, skateboarding, and corporate videos so far). I am planning on buying a drone in less than 2 weeks. My budget allows me two choices: the DJI Phantom 2 w/ Zennmuse H4-3D gimbal or the Yuneec Typhoon G, as I own a Go Pro Hero 4 Black. After weeks of grueling research, I believe I've decided on the Yuneec Typhoon G, solely because you can video stream live and see what your recording in flight, unlike the Phantom 2. I'm extremely excited to begin learning how to use and properly film with the drone, but does anybody have any input on the Typhoon G vs the Phantom 2 w/ H4-3D gimbal? Any advice would help. Thanks!! -David Timmons
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