Amazon to add medicines to items deliverable by drone in Texas city By DRONELIFE Feature Editor Jim Magill Amazon has expanded its drone delivery service in College Station, Texas to include the delivery of prescription drugs. The company, which chose the Texas city as one of two sites to initiate its first drone delivery pilot […]
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In reply to Dougie.
Given that it’s a quadcopter, has propellers, and the controller is built for human hands and interface, of course it’s going to look “similar.”
I can guarantee you, that’s where the similarity ends.
Personally I like DCL more than DRL, but okay… Also VelociDrone is another good simulator you can’t go wrong with. But if you want a simulator with new gen graphics, check out Uncrashed. Trust me, just buy a sim, it’s worth its weight in props.
Why do you need a part 107 license to sell photos? The FAA cares about the drone, not the camera lol. God these laws are so wack! Wake up people! You don’t need to know the stall speed of a fixed wing aircraft to sell photographs…
I bought this drone, and have been enjoying it for about a month. Then I installed the app to my tablet to fly it manually with a bigger screen inside my home. Everything was fine, but the next time I went outside to a park to fly it, my phone was not longer connecting to the drone. I thought I lost the drone, but when coming home I could see that the tablet can connect, but the phone not longer. Also I don’t longer see the wifi name of it, so I think the latest update created this connection issue. Is somebody else experiencing the same issue I am?
What a great idea. Can hardly wait to see some of the results.
AAM and Drones Are Climbing Fast with NBAA By: Dawn Zoldi At this year’s National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) Business Aviation Conference and Expo (BACE) in fabulous Las Vegas, the organization doubled-down on its commitment to sustainability by announcing a new public advocacy campaign, “Climbing.Fast.” From the Keynote stage on Day 1, NBAA President and […]
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Drone Trials Support BVLOS in the UK by DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian J. McNabb The UK Civil Aviation authority recently announced six new drone trials designed to bring BVLOS drone operations closer to broad release, inviting several organizations to participate in their new innovation sandbox. The selected projects include medical drone deliveries, energy infrastructure inspection, […]
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