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<blockquote data-quote="RoarRoar" data-source="post: 100834" data-attributes="member: 7166"><p>Use your best judgement and fly where you feel comfortable. If you are on the outskirts of an airport and it says you can fly less than 400 feet on AirMap, you should have no problem flying at say 100 feet in that area. </p><p></p><p>As for flying in a park. If you can’t find anything that says no just fly. If someone of authority says otherwise say your sorry and leave. People are confused by this hobby if they know nothing about it. The sparks best feature is that it’s small and discreet. Take advantage of that. </p><p></p><p>Also make sure you have your cell service on and not flipped to airplane mode if you are waiting on an approval from the FAA being whet contact you via text.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RoarRoar, post: 100834, member: 7166"] Use your best judgement and fly where you feel comfortable. If you are on the outskirts of an airport and it says you can fly less than 400 feet on AirMap, you should have no problem flying at say 100 feet in that area. As for flying in a park. If you can’t find anything that says no just fly. If someone of authority says otherwise say your sorry and leave. People are confused by this hobby if they know nothing about it. The sparks best feature is that it’s small and discreet. Take advantage of that. Also make sure you have your cell service on and not flipped to airplane mode if you are waiting on an approval from the FAA being whet contact you via text. [/QUOTE]
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