How To Make Money With Your Drone - Telecommunications
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- This video is to help aspiring drone business owners learn the basics of how they can make money in the telecommunications industry.
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thankyou this is great
Very great info! Took some notes of insights to share with clients. My favorite was learning about the mount mapping workflow.
Good info, might be a good way to get off the towers and stay in the industry.
That's for sure. Especially after hurricane Ian in Florida
hello, where can i found this type of drone for cell tower inspection.
thanks.
how can get link for cell tower course, any can type the link or send it to me? thanks
Why wouldn’t the carriers just train their techs to fly their own drones?
Do you know how many cell towers there are? More than the amount of employees they have. It’s much easier for them to hire a third-party to go and inspect the towers. I just did two cell tower inspections today and and I’m a drone pilot working for a technology company.
How can i go about finding a tower inspection job?
@@Luey2.0 do you have your drone pilot license?
@@fciolino no but is that required?
@@fciolino im just a certified tower technician at the moment
$50? For an inspection? That is very low not even worth it
$50 x 4 towers (25min per) = $200 per hour .. going based off that method that is about the average for use of drone but for the type of job it is and software you’d be using definitely a low ball .. should be at least a $1,500 job
That's what people told the founder of McDonalds when he said he wanted to sell hamburgers for 5 cents each. They thought he was crazy. It's all about scaling in business.
@@ScoFish If the sites are within 30min of each other then awesome. But if the sites are widely spread apart then the RPIC will lose out on gas unless that's established and adjusted in the contract. I'd hate to drive from Minnesota to Iowa then Maine for 4 sites.
Well, 3 years later their web page is not woroking. Maybe was not so good idea.