NASA's Ingenuity UAV - the ultimate FPV?

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What an achievement!

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I remember wstching it’s first and subsequent flights. All based on pre planned waypoints as there was a tad of latency involved. :rofl: Amazing indeed. It surpassed its intended planned flights (only a few were expected to work)! Not a FRZ anywhere. :joy:

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I wonder if the FAA will charge NASA with flying BVLOS ? :rofl::rofl::rofl:

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Brilliant, John, why didn’t I think of that one. :clap::rofl:

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Well they’ve sleep that RID can work at 340 million km, sure all that data is logged too. Network RID in action. Fines in the post