I didnt use the camera zoom I wanted to pilot around the room and just get near.
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Skill proper would be full throttle
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Recon so.
@MartySeeks I enjoyed this video. Highlights included your shadow darting out the way, peeking at the room of your stepladders, and seeing the fingerprints all over the front of your magicians plinth.
I think your light switch has seen better days though. I spent 8 hours on a video today, but I think I’m doing it all wrong and should follow your recipe instead.
I do it for me no one else, I’m not selling any product.
You might have a higher standard but I dont.
Dunno what happened there. No product selling here, but I do like your angle. Its entertaining.
I’ll start taking it seriously and quit the tomfoolery when I go outside.
I need to get educated on the rules.
Here’s a start & theres lots on the forum 
Cheers.
Followed your advice and managed 35 out of 40 on the drone test on the first attempt which I’m pleased with.
Martin
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It’s not advice you must register the drone
No one fails the test
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I have done both, operator id and flyer, is that what you meant.
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Where are you based? Yes Operator is a legal need and flyer ID is recommended. Where you based?
Heywood 3 miles away from Bury.
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