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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 398358" data-attributes="member: 704">I have the Mavic Pro Zoom, and the smaller and older Mavic Air.&nbsp; The larger one has the new flight program which gives it a six mile range while the older air has a two mile range.People that don't own drones have a lot of crazy ideas.&nbsp; Like the people who think you can shoot deer with a muzzle loader with a round ball at a thousand yards because it's a 50 cal like the military uses.&nbsp; That has lead to some ridiculous regulations.&nbsp; In March regulations will require remote location.&nbsp; Gov will be able to see your drone anytime you turn it on.&nbsp; Also there will be an app for everyone that will let them open the app and see any drone within a few miles, and the dumbest thing the location of the pilot.Current regulations are you do not fly over 400 ft elevation, or more than 400 ft away.&nbsp; Out in open North Dakota that's rediculouse.&nbsp; What if your on your own farm or a relatives and they own eight sections.&nbsp; Before all the regulations I could fly around the pasture and check my brother in laws cattle.&nbsp; I dont know why, but my Air only cost me $5 to register and my Mavic Pro cost $30.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 398358, member: 704"] I have the Mavic Pro Zoom, and the smaller and older Mavic Air. The larger one has the new flight program which gives it a six mile range while the older air has a two mile range. People that don't own drones have a lot of crazy ideas. Like the people who think you can shoot deer with a muzzle loader with a round ball at a thousand yards because it's a 50 cal like the military uses. That has lead to some ridiculous regulations. In March regulations will require remote location. Gov will be able to see your drone anytime you turn it on. Also there will be an app for everyone that will let them open the app and see any drone within a few miles, and the dumbest thing the location of the pilot. Current regulations are you do not fly over 400 ft elevation, or more than 400 ft away. Out in open North Dakota that's rediculouse. What if your on your own farm or a relatives and they own eight sections. Before all the regulations I could fly around the pasture and check my brother in laws cattle. I dont know why, but my Air only cost me $5 to register and my Mavic Pro cost $30. [/QUOTE]

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