Drones: Fly Your Drone Anywhere Without Getting Bu
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The brilliantly received series, Drones, is back with the greatly anticipated and possibly controversial Drones: Fly Your Drone Anywhere Without Getting Busted, which was written to accompany the previous titles in the series, Drones: The Professional Drone Pilot’s Manual and Drones: Mastering Flight Techniques.
Drones: Fly Your Drone Anywhere Without Getting Busted is essential for both commercial UAV operators and hobbyists alike who wish to get the most out of their chosen aircraft without the worry that sometimes comes with operating in certain areas. The audiobook covers legal methods and proven techniques that will allow you to safely fly anywhere, if done so correctly. Throughout what promises to be an interesting audiobook, you will learn about:
The Air Navigation Order, primarily Articles 94 and 95 and using them to your advantageApplying to the CAA for extended permissions (for commercial UAV pperators)How to file a NOTAMEstablishing areas as under your controlHow to quickly establish control over local buildingsHow to legally operate in a neighborhoodIncriminating evidenceContacting ATCU, aerodromes, and MATZsThe Crow Act
This is not just a collection of useful information, guidelines, and tips on flying your drones; it is also an important tool that will help you to gain a strong foundation and correct mindset towards drone use and was designed to support and guide you as you build on your piloting experience. Have fun and fly free.
Amazon Customer –
good read
I am expecting a drone for christmas and I was worried because of the information available on where you can and cannot fly which is a grey area within the industry. Every member of the public seems to have an opinion on what is right and what is wrong but this guide debunks the common beliefs of everyone and steers you in the right direction by a qualified pilot. good read
Nick Chuckran –
Two thumbs down
Do a hour or two on drone research on the Internet and that’s basically what this book is didn’t learn anything very very cookie-cutter !
Lewis –
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I love drones, they are awesome I have broken 3 of them though and I just got a fourth I “read” this book, I didnt read thiss bk and I never wil but I knoww its good
Marine1USMC –
Short book & no U.S.A. Info
It’s ok for first timers, doesn’t mention on flying drones in the United States. It has a lot of check list pages. I was excepting more from all of the reviews.
Bluewater –
Poorly written… amateurish, opinionated without citing …
Poorly written . . . amateurish, opinionated without citing evidence for the opinions, badly needed an editor but clearly there were none involved in the production of this book. THUMBS DOWN.
Conrad –
It doesn’t say it’s specifically for the UK.
It would have been nice to know that this book was targeted for the UK.
Aproop –
Waste products
Ian –
Excellent got them all
Dinesh Kumawat –
Bad
D. Bowman –
I bought this book for a friend who’d just bought their first drone. As soon as it arrived my first impression was “£13.95… for this?!” It’s only 90+ pages printed on cheap paper. The text formatting is awful. There’s one section where it’s all crammed into columns and virtually unreadable. I wouldn’t expect to pay more than £4.95 for something of this quality. It’s going back for a refund!