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- Hey everyone! There has been a lot of misinformation spread about the drone crash incident in Boston, including exaggerating the injuries received. So, we have gained a copy of the police report and we prepared this short TLDR update for you. The wrong information being spread about drone flight can lead to a negative press overall!
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I am always mindful of the first thing my instructor told me when I was learning to fly microlight aircraft: Don’t fly over anything you don’t want to land on.
All I'm going to say is 'obstacle avoidance'⚠️😲😳
I'll add, if you're going to fly at an event over people with hazards around such as light poles and your drone has advanced safety features like obstacle avoidance, at least use them!😲🤔
Most likely, this pilot felt that he didn't need them and he could fly without them, or the constant annoying beeping was a distraction, that is the usual reason many turn them off.😊
Great video Sean, Like the short format where a quick subject gets coverd, Will be good to see the final report on this one when it comes out. but this looks like someone who just lost his situational awareness.
Thanks Trevor! Appreciate the kind feedback. Yes, I would agree with the assessment. Shame it ends with a couple of injuries.
Hi Sean, I really like this new snappy news format, it has enough info to decide whether I need to dive deeper into the subject.
Also very interesting to see that the smaller drones are now being accepted into broadcasting.
Thank you.
Really enjoyed this short format, thank you.
Must admit went to a outdoor concert couple of months ago and was surprised to see a drone flying around the crowd and above the stage, but must admit the operator kept it well above the crowd and trees and equipment.
Apart from something going drastically wrong, but still surprised me that they do that.
Hey Sean, Thanks for the info and update. I been to buzzy and hadn't seen this. Like these format, keep it up.
Thanks sir!
Hi Sean, I like the short format, strat to the point. 👍🏻
Great format Sean, short, informative and to the point. Love it.
Epic! Thanks Mike.
Like the new format Sean 👍
I remember the app DJI GO had a virtual crayon that you could draw on the map, I always thought DJI was going to progress it to enable to draw areas to confine the drone within , something like that used beforehand you could map out the area before flight , draw around obstacles like poles trees etc to limit where the drone could fly within the wall you built , that way you can fly as fast move around etc with zero fear of crashing into anything hence keep spectators safe , I am sure there are some third party app that already do this but only on older drones that DJI has released the SDK for ?
That sounds like a very good idea! A bit of digital protection wouldn't hurt! I don't think I ever used the map draw function on DJI GO.
@@Geeksvana I used it at times as route reminder for what I wanted to record
I'd say bringing up obstacle avoidance is the same as saying was tesla in self driving mode. It doesn't matter, the operator should be in control of the drone at all times, and have a visual line of sight at all time. I fly drones in Canada, Transport Canada (FAA equivalent) certified.
Absolutely. Especially when flying around people at an event. It was more an observation of blind spots the Mavic 3 seems to have.
Love the short snappy update.
Excellent! Thank you.
Even if it wasn’t flown directly over people it was flown close to people. Trees are tall but not that tall for the most part so if he crashed into a lighting pole between two trees and that led to him hitting people then either the drone was going at considerable speed so it went a decent distance from where it hit the pole or it was flown very close to being directly over people.
He was a pilot who flew his aircraft into an obstacle. Period.
Absolutely. Unfortunately, many posts had overstated things like injuries and who was flying.
Please put things in perspective, shit happens. Today, in Australia, a semi truck lost control and ran into a farmhouse killing two 80 year people. Small aircraft fall out of the sky on a daily basis killing people. Electric scooters injuries more people than a drone ever could. Drones will be part of our daily lives, better get used to it.
The DJI Mavic 3 Cine is classified as? My guess is C2 and it should not fly above people like that. Different in the US? The horisontal distance is stated to be 150 meter or 500 feet. To fall in an angle hitting people can't be possible.
I once got hit by a Mavic 3 pro prop, during landing, in one finger. It gave a blue mark that hurt a bit for a month. No blood spill.
DJI could surely tell how the system reacts when one prop is jammed. Stopping all or not? I know the Mavic 2 pro would fight for regaining the balance.
Thanks for the short, concentrated report!
Thanks for the feedback! Also, yes the Cine is C2. In the UK the CAA use the 121 rule in guidance for separation. So a metre up for every metre from the people.
It will be interesting to see the final report as I believe it would have required a waiver and a parachute in the US. Although that is if he was doing so, etc.
@@Geeksvana Please follow this up! It's very interesting!
As I wrote, not sure how the DJI system acts when a prop hits an object but a 2 pro did fight and recovered. Then comes the question what "Your" pilot did with the controls.
I've had multiple cut fingers from a mini 2 se, trying a hand landing in gusts at the higher end of it's limits.
@@JonAtLarge Just thinking... Do smaller but faster rotating props hit harder then large and slower rotating ones?
@@Stefan_Boerjesson no idea TBH but at the end of the day, you have high spinning sharp objects, and if they catch you at the right angle are going to cut and if anyone is watching, be sure to embarrass!
Great video. Thanks for sharing 🙏
Thanks! Appreciate the comment.
Like the format.
Thanks Ian!
I suspect it may have been in sport mode meaning the obstacle avoidance was switched off?…🤔
Good shout. Not sure how much I trust the sideways movement on the Mavic 3 as well. Not quite omnidirectional.
Clearly a lot of pre flight planning didn’t happen - surely flying between two trees will have implications to VLOS (depending on his location of course) - I was taught to note all obstacles in the flying zone
Production companies and news agencies have used the mavic series for years now. They represent the quickest and easiest way to get footage, in the most portable way possible. For news, no one cares about picture quality or the need to colour correct...the footage is all that matters, why spend 10/15 grand when 500/1500 will do? The majority of footage ends up being used on social media anyway these days, the uav is just a tool.
Great format tho, shorts here we come! 👍
Thanks on the format feedback. Not sure I could ever do shorts with any commitment level though 😂🤣. Hope you are well.
HI
The camera is amazing on a Macic cine, The operator could be a mile away.
Thanks for the video.
Fpv pilots > Dji pilots
You still called them both pilots at least...
😅@@Geeksvana
And they’ll throw some cash about and get away with it 😊
There's nothing suggesting anything was wrong with the drone flight. There is a certain risk in everything we do, and sometimes this kind of thing will happen. So I hope they won't have much need to flex the wallet 🤣
CNN + TNT?
Yes, odd mix, isn't it. Not sure if the police report has got it confused or if the pilot was flying for TNT but usually works for CNN...
@@Geeksvana Warner Bros Discovery owns both CNN and TNT. Maybe a contractor for WBD?
@dbhart4664 Everyone owns everyone these days. Hard to keep up 🤣
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Ban events operating inside drone flights their dangerous to drones
That is a unique insight... #BanEvents
You mean the opposite.... ban drones inside events that could pose a serious public health and safety to people.