Flying at firework display

General Drone Discussion
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Link to previous thread and pics … OMG Whatever next - #12 by OzoneVibe

Edit: Cripes! That was 19 months ago! Time flies when you’re … flying!

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I would hate to think what words I would program into it !.
It would begin with “F and end with F”

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You only need to program four letters …

G … A … D … C

#simples

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Can’t you take off from the pier. .?

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I’m not sure if the pier is open that time of night, most likely closed as it is dark but I’m really not sure

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Are you PfCO qualified then?

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Unfortunately not

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Piers can by awkward places. Old ones have so much cast/wrought iron, new ones reinforced concrete. Great for a magnetic interference check. :wink:
With the older ones, moving a few feet can often resolve.

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what a way to pass the blame !:policeman::rofl:

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OK then… for safety reasons I would not film the fireworks since you haven’t had night flying training

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You don’t need night flying training to fly at night. The training is only needed to fly PfCO at night. #ItsACrazyWorld

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To fly off? *confused

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Auto-incorrect now corrected. :+1:

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I concure !, there is no rule that I know, that says you can’t.

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@Booney are you commercially doing this or is it for fun?

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By his comments, I would say for fun.

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For fun and personal use only and to share here of coarse

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and ,why not?.
Providing he adheres to the Drone Code, and keeps LOS, he should have no problem.

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I said that comment from a commercial perspective before knowing that it was for fun/non-commercial reasons.

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