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<blockquote data-quote="The Real Lord Sane" data-source="post: 51146" data-attributes="member: 10328"><p>Hello.</p><p></p><p>I found this site whilst educating myself before my first flight which has yet to take place. This flight will be indoors, as I live in a populated area and do not wish to violate any "no fly zone" rules and do not have the means to quickly venture into a secluded setting.</p><p></p><p>I am intent on obtaining my commercial drone license so that I can make a career out of this venture and am eager to pour my time (and money, I fear) into this pursuit.</p><p></p><p>I have so far attached my propeller guards, learned about "tripod mode" and have (I think) properly paired my new Samsung tablet with my RC and the drone itself. I have calibrated the IMU but have not yet figured out how to calibrate the compass indoors (if that is possible). Right now I am recharging all batteries before my first flight.</p><p></p><p>I want to take an oath to always try my best to never crash, and to always follow the rules of drone aviation. It is a privilege that I am proud to have and one that is very exciting. Coupled with my amazing video editing skills, I am overly eager to create amazing productions. I know that the laws are different in Canada than they are in America regarding drone operation. From what I gather so far, here (in Canada), if I am filming for business purposes, I need a special license. I really want to look into this, but I suppose I will learn to fly first. Any advice regarding this would be greatly appreciated.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for your time in reading this lengthy (to me) introduction.</p><p></p><p>Chat any time and be careful out there.</p><p></p><p>Sincerely,</p><p></p><p>The Real Lord Sane</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The Real Lord Sane, post: 51146, member: 10328"] Hello. I found this site whilst educating myself before my first flight which has yet to take place. This flight will be indoors, as I live in a populated area and do not wish to violate any "no fly zone" rules and do not have the means to quickly venture into a secluded setting. I am intent on obtaining my commercial drone license so that I can make a career out of this venture and am eager to pour my time (and money, I fear) into this pursuit. I have so far attached my propeller guards, learned about "tripod mode" and have (I think) properly paired my new Samsung tablet with my RC and the drone itself. I have calibrated the IMU but have not yet figured out how to calibrate the compass indoors (if that is possible). Right now I am recharging all batteries before my first flight. I want to take an oath to always try my best to never crash, and to always follow the rules of drone aviation. It is a privilege that I am proud to have and one that is very exciting. Coupled with my amazing video editing skills, I am overly eager to create amazing productions. I know that the laws are different in Canada than they are in America regarding drone operation. From what I gather so far, here (in Canada), if I am filming for business purposes, I need a special license. I really want to look into this, but I suppose I will learn to fly first. Any advice regarding this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time in reading this lengthy (to me) introduction. Chat any time and be careful out there. Sincerely, The Real Lord Sane [/QUOTE]
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