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Old 24 January 2014, 08:52   #1
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Drone Video

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Old 24 January 2014, 10:31   #2
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Very cool! nice find Whisper, there becoming very popular these quad-copters, here's one made recently from a member of this forum. I'm undecided which model is best atm.


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Where's Mrs Aj when we need these things buying?....
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Where's Mrs Aj when we need these things buying?....
We show be given drones as favours at the wedding
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Have a look at some of this guys videos, start with this one.....

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Brilliant videos, I can see all the Gopro guys on here investing in these quadcopters. Come on tony t I know you like your gadgets.... get yer wallet out and get one and bring it to Ullswater for a test flight
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One of our clients just completed a drone flying test to get a licence, told me they retrun to point of lift off, so a little bit of a problem for boaters
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One of our clients just completed a drone flying test to get a licence, told me they retrun to point of lift off, so a little bit of a problem for boaters
The guy on thomas's video didn't seem to have a problem.
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We show be given drones as favours at the wedding
That's a great idea let me suggest it!
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One of the lads had one on are last ice fest and any bit of wind and its useless
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The guy on thomas's video didn't seem to have a problem.
Agree, perhaps the kit our guy was using for commercial was different as I was was going to ask him to cover us. But he could only from the shore which could be OK
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Agree, perhaps the kit our guy was using for commercial was different as I was was going to ask him to cover us. But he could only from the shore which could be OK
One of them quadcopters could make a good advertising video for you charter guy's if you could get someone good enough on the controls.
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One of them quadcopters could make a good advertising video for you charter guy's if you could get someone good enough on the controls.
Agree, the regular media guy who books us has just got his licence for these cameras so when weather brightens, then I have a few plans for him
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The guy on thomas's video didn't seem to have a problem.
Watch some of the later videos, he does loose one or two

I'd love to have a go at filming boats but I don't fancy landing a quadcopter on my RIB, tempted to try one of these frames - Home page - and just land in the water.

The problem with using them for commercial applications is once you start charging you then flying for reward and need a commercial pilots licence.
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Thats a much better option. Just like the action cameras I'm that sure these quadcopters will just get better and better.
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Watch some of the later videos, he does loose one or two

I'd love to have a go at filming boats but I don't fancy landing a quadcopter on my RIB, tempted to try one of these frames - Home page - and just land in the water.

The problem with using them for commercial applications is once you start charging you then flying for reward and need a commercial pilots licence.
Hi Thomas, Yes could be why the team who book my boat and do it commercially have paid to do the licence course. I will plan to have an Aeriel one done for Charter side soon, I think the operator could be on a beach with us running a small course close by to show the boat in action
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You don't need to be too close, especially on water as nothing to get in the was of the video signal, should be good for a couple of miles easily. Would be nice to go and use one of the forts, alternative a few Versadock cubes to land on.
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You don't need to be too close, especially on water as nothing to get in the was of the video signal, should be good for a couple of miles easily. Would be nice to go and use one of the forts, alternative a few Versadock cubes to land on.
I will call a friend who links into Forts, I have done a few jobs from there for him and maybe there is a possibility to drop onto forts for run rounds
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Nice find Whisper.

These GoPro drone videos are going to become the norm this year.

Remember this from tworototurbo (San Franscisco) with his refurbished Zodiac Hurricane H533 back in December?

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Very cool! nice find Whisper, there becoming very popular these quad-copters, here's one made recently from a member of this forum. I'm undecided which model is best atm.
Done some research on this - the Phantom by DJI is the best off the shelf by far, the also make a 4 blade (DJI450) and a 6 blade (DJI 550) kit which are better in stages, the trick is to get a good gimbal to remove the jello effect and they aren't cheap - the other thing is the bigger and more expensive you go the more stable it will be, can cope with more wind and the longer the flight time - and then there's FPV, this is live video viewed through a monitor of goggles and enables you to see what you're filming - makes it a lot less hit and miss!.
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