i was flying my fpv 250 and an officer came up to me, started asking questions because he was interested. i then hooked up a spare set of goggles i have to mine, and got him to put them on, and let him see what i saw. that day i got another person into the hobby.
I let an officer wear my goggles on a flight; told him to hold on to my tailgate. He wondered why, until I started banking, and he started leaning a bit too far. Disoriented for a few seconds, and then laughed.
Snipe Stud00 I love to go flying with my racing mates, but I also bring along friends who don’t know this exists. I let them have a spare set and I once used a second controller in trainer mode to let them fly for a sec. the best reactions are from people who get easily motion sick, don’t like upside downs, don’t like heights or don’t like flying.
It's almost like they had a 80% general interest in the drone but threw in a 20% "Let's make sure this guy isn't doing anything illegal" kind of attitude.
The funny thing is fpv goggles aren't legal in the Netherlands (where this was recorded) because the law States you need to have a clean line of sight with the drone
Come on, admit it... you were trying to spy on some chick in a bikini because your attempts to bring down an airliner with that drone had failed :-) LOL
This is a textbook example of how to converse with police while flying FPV because: - You were polite and didn't act defensively or nervously - You said you only fly out to short range
cops are literally trained to ask for tiny things like these, so they can gather information which might seem insignificant for you but is quite important for a future case
True. They were still being cops, just acting nicely so you don't realize you are getting interviewed. The best way to get someone talking when you are a cop is to make sure they don't realize you are talking to one.
Sam Prudden definitely a fishing trip by the police,they were not curious, they were investigating, just trying to find a reason to ticket or incarcerate
+Suicidal Forest You're also wrong. What you're speaking about is the Scandinavian Peninsula as far as I know. That is where Finland is included. Scandinavia consists of Norway, Sweden and Denmark. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavia
No, that's the scandinavian peninsula. In the english language the Scandinavian Peninsula is just called "Scandinavia", but the actual Scandinavia doesn't include Finland. That's why it's sometimes also referred to as Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Faroe Islands and Åland Islands. What is it you don't understand?
hadron89, I wish the US was more like this. Especially the police and atheists part. Theres a reason you guys are consistantly ranked high on the quality of life/happiness scale.
"Can you see something special in the trees?" "Just branches. Oh, and a couple of topless sunbathers in the backyard of that house over there. But I buzzed them a couple of times, so they're not there anymore."
Ahh this feels nice. Every now and then I have an encounter with the police too. Not because someone called them but because they just passed by and saw me flying. They always show great interest in my hobby so I'm more than happy to give them a ride along with a spare fatshark. Yea I've had my fair share of cops going "HOLY SHIT LOOK AT THIS", "WHOA THAT'S AMAZING" and "I WANT ONE TOO!" Best. hobby. ever. Let's fly together some day, man!
The road isn't always two-ways, sometimes you have to deal with a 42-year-old trump-voting man-child with a legal-right to shoot and kill you for whatever reason he feels he can come up.
Hahaha you make me laugh, I treat everyone I come across better than I treat myself and in return I get treated like shit, threatened to get bashed by the police cause I was depressed.
Congrats to the police in your country. Actively communicating with people and being open to new hobbies and learning how people participate safely. Awesome!
That is what I am talking about, we need more exposure like this to educate everyone about our hobby that we are just out there having fun! Fantastic video!
That attitude is refreshing. That said I've never had any problems with the police here in the UK, only with a couple of dog walkers and in both those cases *they* were trespassing!
Similar to most (if not all) encounters I've had in NL. They are mostly just curious and sometimes fancy a ride-along. As long as you behave and respect the environment, there's really no fuzz. (Schiphol CTR being the exception perhaps because of all the media)
My ex's dad is a cop, and he told me to always keep my answers as short as possible, and if at all uncomfortable say nothing at all. Their trick is to always seem like its just casual conversation and very friendly and just asking questions, but they are in uniform which means they are on the clock and they are really trying to determine if there is anything they can catch you for that's illegal, because that's literally their job. They were just buttering him up first to get him to volunteer information that he was doing something illegal, like flying above legal limits, flying beyond visual range (illegal), or spying on people.
I do not know what country you are from, but the police here does not work like that. Besides, there is no official drone regulation yet out here and so it is only possible to fine someone if they either catch him doing it or if there was a report.
+DumbDuck44 On the other hand. They can only fine you when they have seen you break the law with their own eyes. These officers were just striking conversation, which is a good thing. They need to be on people's good side.
The police... dont start. I was beaten up by a group of muslims for being gay: tried to file a report three times; it was refused three times, because they thought 'it would never end in a conviction, so it is a waste of time'. I was bleeding for hours. I broke my foot. They acted as if nothing had happened. The third time I DEMANDED them to file a report. They refused again, and actually threatened to arrest me for WASTING POLICE TIME. I am not allowed to protect myself. And the police is not protecting me. The police is only there to keep me from protecting myself. FUCK the police. FUCK them. The only good cop, is a DEAD cop.
Matches my experience too. When an officer comes by it's often just curiousity about what you fly and maybe also try to see if you know what you are doing. A few times a police man asked to show a few moves, like flying around and landing. A while ago I was flying with a collegue, and we let the officer have a look through my collegues goggles when I was flying. He was amazed by the image quality despite the quad being a very small one (95 size) and how silent it was. As long as you don't harass people and respect the environment, I think most will see you are just a guy having fun in a responsible way, and not a threat, as some tend to make FPV pilots appear to be.
I love when people are generally intereasted. When people come up to you , you never know if they just want to learn or if they want to have a go. I love giving people the spare goggles so they can ride along for the first time.
Nice hoor! Dit is de hobby in een positief daglicht zetten. Goed uitleggen en rustig blijven. Echt top! Ook kudos voor de agenten om interesse te tonen ipv meteen te oordelen.
Spot on and your approach was great too-by positively engaging with people asking questions you can educate people about drone flying. Happy flying mate!
A normal discussion, held between normal people. One has a job to do, which they did. The other wanted to enjoy his drone, which he did. Both parties got what they wanted and respected each other. Exactly as it should be.
WOW! Civilised Police that can actually hold a decent conversation with out threats and intimidation. How refreshing, I wish we had the same attitude here with Cops in the UK.
that's why I almost always take some old box goggles with me. I feel like for moast people it's kind of hard to get why you'd fly around with those things on your face even when you try to explain it. But give them the goggles for a minute and they understand it!
Love the silk glove interrgation by the officers. "Oh nice drone, how far does it fly? Oh yeah, and about how high? And when you're up there in the trees, can you see anything special?" Smooth, very smooth.
@@baskoning9896 da heck does that comment have to do with Marwin B's ? Anyway take self defense classes and learn judo throw moves which are actually pretty easy to learn and counter punches quite well. just fuck em up! The police wont help you because they're either bribed, afraid of them, or dont like you either. they're suppose to uphold the law not bend it. your going to have too since no one else will. become Batman.
Really great video man ! Pretty obvious you were having fun and the police could see that and were friendly. So much fun has been taken out of drone flying to the point I use mine as a doorstop.
Nee, er is zelfs geen duidelijke regelgeving. Dit omdat het heel lastig is om onderscheid te maken tussen kwaadwillende en onschuldige vliegers, tussen gevaarlijke en ongevaarlijke vliegers/situaties en tussen "camera-drones" en freestyle/race drones... Dus wat moet je toestaan/verbieden? Dit is heel lastig voor de handhavers, maar allemaal over één kam scheren (en dus alles verbieden of toestaan) is ook niet de oplossing. Dus wat hier gebeurde is netjes! Ze beoordeelde de situatie, ze deden een beetje navraag om te checken wat voor persoon ik ben, op basis van hun menselijke beoordeling werd het toegestaan. Gewoon keurig!
Maarten Jongkind Kinderen gaan vaak onzorgvuldig met die dingen om . Bijvoorbeeld naast schiphol proberen een vliegtuig in te halen . Of op het strand chicky,s checken. En dan krijg je overal vliegverbod. Ik vlieg met een Denver DRO 110.
Raymond Kersten ik woon niet in Nederland maar zie camera drones hier recht boven grote groepen mensen vliegen of soms binnen in evenementhallen. Rond Schiphol mogen ze van mij gewoon uit de lucht geschoten worden, dat doen ze ook met de ganzen. Dit geld overigens meer voor DJI achtige quadcopters ipv freestyle fpv of racers.
Ik weet niet of de politie op de hoogte is maar de regels zijn vrij duidelijk: als amateur hou je je aan de regelgeving rond modelvliegtuigen (maximale hoogte en altijd oogcontact houden), als prof moet je een soort vliegbewijs halen. Verder zijn er in Nederland no fly zones, daar moet iedereen zich aan houden. De betere drones houden zich overigens automatisch aan die regels en stijgen niet eens op rond vliegvelden.
Ik woon in Volos (Griekenland) en het overgrote gedeelte van de stad is militair luchtruim vanwege de vliegbasis een paar dorpen verderop en de militaire basis in een stadsdeel. Ondanks dat kan je minstens 30 videos hier op YT vinden waar men mooie hoge drone-shots maakt.
Very cool dude. And I think this is a fine example of Dutch police. You are in a good open spot, they see something cool. They stop and ask curious questions. That's all. They like cool stuff too. They are human too. Keep up the good stuff.
Great reaction from the police, so much different than other people who are calling use maniacs and dangerous. Big like from me buddy.....subbed!!! Keep on ripping my friend. Lekker bezig!!!!!!!!!!
Full ACK for your final statement! I actually stopped calling it "drone" and speaking of "race quad" - then of course people think about those motorbikes with four wheels, but you don't get those stupid comments about "spying neighbors". It's becoming more and more a problem to find good spots here in Switzerland where nobody will complain. Even farmers started shouting at me when walking on "their" gras fields :-/
I find education is key. Let them know what you are doing and what the Quad/Drone is capable of and they are mostly like the Police in the vid. I have members of the public asking me lots of times. Good example there fella.
Rouen d'Arc I still have the DWG files for the body of this frame. I used the arms of a Dquad LRX. If you can get your hands on those arms, i can share the files if you like. EDIT: Oh! I made a 4” version of this frame, i made my own 4” arms which use the same layout so they can fit this frame. I think i still have the DWG files for the 4” arms, you can edit them to make them fit 5” props...
Awesome encounter. I've never had problems with police. Usually bitchy joggers or dog walkers. But where I live is very laid back so they really can't do anything. We don't have any laws yet against freestyle drones.
My experience was very similar. Someone called the police on me. They were told that a guy with cases was walking to the park. So I told them what it al was and I gave thes Officer my goggles and ripped a pack. He was blown away. Were friends to this very day. Good job mate. Let's all educate the masses about this fulfilling hobby.
Dat was een fifty-fifty mengsel van oprechte interesse, en bewust 'good cop' gedrag om je op je gemak te stellen zodat jij vertelde wat ze wilden weten. Ze komen niet voor niets een praatje maken. Maar evengoed gewoon keurig, eerlijk en fatsoenlijk, van beide kanten.
I had a couple of encounters with the police as well and the same sort reactions. If you remain within the (legal) limits... no problem. Ignorant people is a different story. Blij dat je deze video online hebt gezet. Leuk zo'n positief bericht
One of the best parts of the hobby...interacting with curious on-lookers. I guess it all depends on how much you like talking to people..but I do enjoy being able to answer people's questions with confidence and contribute to their knowledge base. Cool cops for sure...I'm finding this to be pretty common occurrence with authorities being pretty receptive and just as curious as general population is. Then again sometimes i'm just like - go buy your own toys and figure it out yourself, don't talk to me weirdo...haha...depends on how I wake up that morning I guess.
There questions were specific. In the states, and other countries as well, line of sight must be maintained and altitude kept below 400 feet. At least you answered correctly.
Aye mate may i ask where that field is? I got a new drone yesterday (yuneec Q500, made a video with it already) and your place looks nice to fly there and make some nice videos. I'm from kleve just over the border to the netherlands, maybe it's not that far
Speaking of cops and FPV I just had the craziest experience with the police ever in FPV first we get kicked from a spot by them only to get invited to let us fly around them, they turned on their lights and I got a chase in 😂 I cannot wait to post this one ☝️ great edit man!
I applaud your kind of police, so polite, so much respect! Hier in Suid Afrika 'n hele ander storie! (Here in South Africa it's a whole different story) That was really good to see! Maybe time to come home. (In a forefather/roots type of way)
Dhanes Soegondo Not at all! The only lag in the system comes from the cam, and that’s about 20 till 35 milliseconds, depending the type of cam. The video transmitter and receiver have no lag at all!
Exactly. How high does it fly? (Translation: can it bring down a passenger plane). Do you see something special when you fly over the trees? (Translation: can he spy on people)
Interesting encounter...I do believe it's ingrained in post-911 cops brains to "interrogate" anyone doing something they don't understand. I don't believe they can help it. It's just the way they are programmed. It's just their job. I didn't detect any malice...just deciding: threat or no threat. Nice kwad BTW!
i had a similar encounter about a week ago and the moment they caught i was completely informed about all the laws concerning flying with a drone, they turned into nice good ol' cops wishing me loads of fun with my 400$ machine xd Een week geleden had ik precies hetzelfde. Toen ze oppikten dat ik alles over die drone wetten afwist, waren ze meteen blij en shit.
Police are specifically trained to interrogate you at all times, regardless of what you are doing. It’s fishing, sometimes they get a nibble, sometimes they don’t.
You said you built the drone yourself. Did you just buy parts and put it together like if you build a PC or is it more complicated? An did you buy the goggles and the "steering console" as it is from a parts dealer or did you build that too or just put on the wireless transmission things? Hope you can answer me and understood my question. Really want to start with this myself
Check this website, it will help you understand! This is the website of Jushua Bardwell, also check his yt channel for lots and lots of info! www.fpvknowitall.com/ultimate-fpv-shopping-list/
I think the dutch police is one of the best trained in the world. Not escallation from the beginning like you see in a lot of places, but de-escalate, asking questions, relaxed without threat.
Really great encounter but what is greater is your flying! I want to know what kind of flight controller and programe you used for it, also i would like to see it doing its tricks from the ground!
Ill get parts to build a drone for the same price range soon. I would also like to know its size is it 250? This will be the first kit ill assemble my self
True words at the end. And I have to say. Everytime I fly with my Mavic, some people come around and ask me about that hobby few things. It is always a funny conversation and (except one situation) I always got positive feedback. And I am happy about that :)
Nice to see it working this way! I had only a security guy on a parking lot, but he was interested too and spend some time talking and looking. Let's hope, it will all end well! 👍
Exactly. The drone hype that was caused a few years back demonized all RC Pilots. We are just having fun and 99% of us do it legally (now) and responsibility.
Nice, this is how interactions with authorities should be. Educate so they do not discriminate against people that are flying FPV multirotors. There are always "bad apples" in the bunch but for the most part this is just a hobby for those of us that are serious, we are not pervs looking to spy or surveil people, it is a hobby that consists of either freestyle flying or proximity/race. Great video.
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i was flying my fpv 250 and an officer came up to me, started asking questions because he was interested. i then hooked up a spare set of goggles i have to mine, and got him to put them on, and let him see what i saw.
that day i got another person into the hobby.
I let an officer wear my goggles on a flight; told him to hold on to my tailgate. He wondered why, until I started banking, and he started leaning a bit too far. Disoriented for a few seconds, and then laughed.
Buford ButtFish More fun when you find a drunk guy to do it too. Or someone who hates heights.
Ryan M. Awesome :))
Snipe Stud00 I love to go flying with my racing mates, but I also bring along friends who don’t know this exists. I let them have a spare set and I once used a second controller in trainer mode to let them fly for a sec. the best reactions are from people who get easily motion sick, don’t like upside downs, don’t like heights or don’t like flying.
I want to carry around a small spare fpv screen so the curious can experience it.
It's almost like they had a 80% general interest in the drone but threw in a 20% "Let's make sure this guy isn't doing anything illegal" kind of attitude.
i had that feeling too, especially with the height and distance.
mikerman50 That's paranoia, so gonna guess you're American. The cops were just interested, no bad motives.
The funny thing is fpv goggles aren't legal in the Netherlands (where this was recorded) because the law States you need to have a clean line of sight with the drone
How would the cops doing their job be 'bad motives' Tommy?
It is kind of their job. Being (/acting) interested is welcome allthough bonus.
Come on, admit it... you were trying to spy on some chick in a bikini because your attempts to bring down an airliner with that drone had failed :-) LOL
You nailed it Bruce! World domination is next on my list... I'll probably fail again...
That's kinda what it sounded they were getting at.
That's what the female got seemed to be trying to get at.
i live in the netherlands too and i never had problem with police, only some grumpy lady.
xjet Yup
This is a textbook example of how to converse with police while flying FPV because:
- You were polite and didn't act defensively or nervously
- You said you only fly out to short range
cops are literally trained to ask for tiny things like these, so they can gather information which might seem insignificant for you but is quite important for a future case
True. They were still being cops, just acting nicely so you don't realize you are getting interviewed. The best way to get someone talking when you are a cop is to make sure they don't realize you are talking to one.
those are the regulations for usa, im not sure if theyre the same there
Sam Prudden definitely a fishing trip by the police,they were not curious, they were investigating, just trying to find a reason to ticket or incarcerate
2 KM holy shit..hows that even possible??...isnt there Lag or something
The most polite "Are you perving on people?" I've ever heard, too good! :-D
lmaooooo she was too good with the ehhss
True. 😂 Still rude though. Some people, calling the police for that. 🙄.
This is Scandinavian (and Dutch and Danish) mentality in full action. Respect! All the world should learn from you!!!
Netherlands is not in Scandinavia. Scandinavia is Denmark, Sweden and Norway.
+Suicidal Forest
You're also wrong. What you're speaking about is the Scandinavian Peninsula as far as I know. That is where Finland is included.
Scandinavia consists of Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavia
No, that's the scandinavian peninsula.
In the english language the Scandinavian Peninsula is just called "Scandinavia", but the actual Scandinavia doesn't include Finland.
That's why it's sometimes also referred to as Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Faroe Islands and Åland Islands. What is it you don't understand?
hadron89, I wish the US was more like this. Especially the police and atheists part. Theres a reason you guys are consistantly ranked high on the quality of life/happiness scale.
Agreed, as a Dane it was easy to understand what he meant!
"Can you see something special in the trees?"
"Just branches. Oh, and a couple of topless sunbathers in the backyard of that house over there. But I buzzed them a couple of times, so they're not there anymore."
Thanks for the upload and translation. its always good to see positive out comes! :D
Ahh this feels nice.
Every now and then I have an encounter with the police too. Not because someone called them but because they just passed by and saw me flying. They always show great interest in my hobby so I'm more than happy to give them a ride along with a spare fatshark.
Yea I've had my fair share of cops going "HOLY SHIT LOOK AT THIS", "WHOA THAT'S AMAZING" and "I WANT ONE TOO!"
Best. hobby. ever. Let's fly together some day, man!
I wasn't prepared for the encounter, otherwise i would give them a ride!
Talk like adults get treated like an adult.
Exactly!
The road isn't always two-ways, sometimes you have to deal with a 42-year-old trump-voting man-child with a legal-right to shoot and kill you for whatever reason he feels he can come up.
So true.
Hahaha you make me laugh, I treat everyone I come across better than I treat myself and in return I get treated like shit, threatened to get bashed by the police cause I was depressed.
Congrats to the police in your country. Actively communicating with people and being open to new hobbies and learning how people participate safely. Awesome!
Not congrats to idiot vlogger... teach him to be humble
That is what I am talking about, we need more exposure like this to educate everyone about our hobby that we are just out there having fun! Fantastic video!
That attitude is refreshing. That said I've never had any problems with the police here in the UK, only with a couple of dog walkers and in both those cases *they* were trespassing!
Thanks for being an Ambassador for the Hobby/Industry. ( Part 107 & FAA private pilot).
Similar to most (if not all) encounters I've had in NL. They are mostly just curious and sometimes fancy a ride-along. As long as you behave and respect the environment, there's really no fuzz. (Schiphol CTR being the exception perhaps because of all the media)
My ex's dad is a cop, and he told me to always keep my answers as short as possible, and if at all uncomfortable say nothing at all. Their trick is to always seem like its just casual conversation and very friendly and just asking questions, but they are in uniform which means they are on the clock and they are really trying to determine if there is anything they can catch you for that's illegal, because that's literally their job. They were just buttering him up first to get him to volunteer information that he was doing something illegal, like flying above legal limits, flying beyond visual range (illegal), or spying on people.
I do not know what country you are from, but the police here does not work like that. Besides, there is no official drone regulation yet out here and so it is only possible to fine someone if they either catch him doing it or if there was a report.
+DumbDuck44 On the other hand. They can only fine you when they have seen you break the law with their own eyes. These officers were just striking conversation, which is a good thing. They need to be on people's good side.
The police... dont start. I was beaten up by a group of muslims for being gay: tried to file a report three times; it was refused three times, because they thought 'it would never end in a conviction, so it is a waste of time'. I was bleeding for hours. I broke my foot. They acted as if nothing had happened. The third time I DEMANDED them to file a report. They refused again, and actually threatened to arrest me for WASTING POLICE TIME. I am not allowed to protect myself. And the police is not protecting me. The police is only there to keep me from protecting myself. FUCK the police. FUCK them. The only good cop, is a DEAD cop.
DumbDuck44
Definitely
Matches my experience too. When an officer comes by it's often just curiousity about what you fly and maybe also try to see if you know what you are doing. A few times a police man asked to show a few moves, like flying around and landing. A while ago I was flying with a collegue, and we let the officer have a look through my collegues goggles when I was flying. He was amazed by the image quality despite the quad being a very small one (95 size) and how silent it was. As long as you don't harass people and respect the environment, I think most will see you are just a guy having fun in a responsible way, and not a threat, as some tend to make FPV pilots appear to be.
LOL, can you something special in the trees? Uh, branches?
She probably meant birds and nests...
Or others properties
Nice response
I love when people are generally intereasted. When people come up to you , you never know if they just want to learn or if they want to have a go. I love giving people the spare goggles so they can ride along for the first time.
Freaking Awesome man! Loved it
Apparently I reached the other side of the world! ;) Thanks Paul!
Not only did you reach the other side of the world but both Paul and Thomas hope we can fly with you one day :D
That would be an honor!
BMSWEB me love your flying. WOW.
"I don't know, I just like to rip balls" might be the best answer ever.
Nice hoor! Dit is de hobby in een positief daglicht zetten. Goed uitleggen en rustig blijven. Echt top! Ook kudos voor de agenten om interesse te tonen ipv meteen te oordelen.
Spot on and your approach was great too-by positively engaging with people asking questions you can educate people about drone flying. Happy flying mate!
Well handled, sir. This is an attitude many would do well to embrace.
A normal discussion, held between normal people.
One has a job to do, which they did. The other wanted to enjoy his drone, which he did.
Both parties got what they wanted and respected each other. Exactly as it should be.
The last word said it all!!!!
Fun!!!!!!
Ik woon in België waar hept je die drone gevloogen in Heusden-Zolder? Bij die grote kasteel?
ctnky drawings In Nederland, Noordwijkerhout.
@@13FPV ow ik dacht in België bij die groote kasteel da lijkt er veel op bdw nice drone
100 percent right !!! People freak put about drones with cameras but a normal cell phone can take pics etc.
Except a normal cellphone cant fly nearly a mile away and hover outside your window while taking those pictures.
WOW! Civilised Police that can actually hold a decent conversation with out threats and intimidation. How refreshing, I wish we had the same attitude here with Cops in the UK.
that's why I almost always take some old box goggles with me.
I feel like for moast people it's kind of hard to get why you'd fly around with those things on your face even when you try to explain it.
But give them the goggles for a minute and they understand it!
Do you see something special in the trees are those police from the special branch i wonder
nice calm friendly chat there... good job man. 👍👍👍 nice flight too
Love the silk glove interrgation by the officers. "Oh nice drone, how far does it fly? Oh yeah, and about how high? And when you're up there in the trees, can you see anything special?" Smooth, very smooth.
kamuelalee Very smooth indeed! But I passed the exam! 👌🏼
@@13FPV Yes, you did. Nicely done!!
hell yeh,, +1 for the dutch police....
and WTF do she mean with (what do you encounter in the trees? --> tree fairies ???)
@@baskoning9896 Gast, advocaat erop zetten. Die shit tolereren wij hier niet en jij hebt het volste recht gehoord te worden door de politie.
@@baskoning9896 da heck does that comment have to do with Marwin B's ?
Anyway take self defense classes and learn judo throw moves which are actually pretty easy to learn and counter punches quite well. just fuck em up!
The police wont help you because they're either bribed, afraid of them, or dont like you either. they're suppose to uphold the law not bend it.
your going to have too since no one else will. become Batman.
@@darkshadowsx5949 Or Robin since he's more likely gay.
Bas Koning I hope all gays will encounter similar experiences
Really great video man ! Pretty obvious you were having fun and the police could see that and were friendly. So much fun has been taken out of drone flying to the point I use mine as a doorstop.
That’s sad! I hope our upcoming EU regulations are as mild as they are now in Holland! I hope to still post flying videos in say 5 years!
@@13FPV let's hope ! Good luck with your videos 👍
Is de politie in Nederland eigenlijk wel op de hoogte over Drones en het hoe en wat waar je mag vliegen?
Nee, er is zelfs geen duidelijke regelgeving. Dit omdat het heel lastig is om onderscheid te maken tussen kwaadwillende en onschuldige vliegers, tussen gevaarlijke en ongevaarlijke vliegers/situaties en tussen "camera-drones" en freestyle/race drones... Dus wat moet je toestaan/verbieden? Dit is heel lastig voor de handhavers, maar allemaal over één kam scheren (en dus alles verbieden of toestaan) is ook niet de oplossing. Dus wat hier gebeurde is netjes! Ze beoordeelde de situatie, ze deden een beetje navraag om te checken wat voor persoon ik ben, op basis van hun menselijke beoordeling werd het toegestaan. Gewoon keurig!
Maarten Jongkind
Kinderen gaan vaak onzorgvuldig met die dingen om .
Bijvoorbeeld naast schiphol proberen een vliegtuig in te halen .
Of op het strand chicky,s checken.
En dan krijg je overal vliegverbod.
Ik vlieg met een Denver DRO 110.
Raymond Kersten ik woon niet in Nederland maar zie camera drones hier recht boven grote groepen mensen vliegen of soms binnen in evenementhallen. Rond Schiphol mogen ze van mij gewoon uit de lucht geschoten worden, dat doen ze ook met de ganzen.
Dit geld overigens meer voor DJI achtige quadcopters ipv freestyle fpv of racers.
Ik weet niet of de politie op de hoogte is maar de regels zijn vrij duidelijk: als amateur hou je je aan de regelgeving rond modelvliegtuigen (maximale hoogte en altijd oogcontact houden), als prof moet je een soort vliegbewijs halen. Verder zijn er in Nederland no fly zones, daar moet iedereen zich aan houden. De betere drones houden zich overigens automatisch aan die regels en stijgen niet eens op rond vliegvelden.
Ik woon in Volos (Griekenland) en het overgrote gedeelte van de stad is militair luchtruim vanwege de vliegbasis een paar dorpen verderop en de militaire basis in een stadsdeel. Ondanks dat kan je minstens 30 videos hier op YT vinden waar men mooie hoge drone-shots maakt.
Very cool dude. And I think this is a fine example of Dutch police. You are in a good open spot, they see something cool. They stop and ask curious questions. That's all. They like cool stuff too. They are human too.
Keep up the good stuff.
Great reaction from the police, so much different than other people who are calling use maniacs and dangerous. Big like from me buddy.....subbed!!! Keep on ripping my friend. Lekker bezig!!!!!!!!!!
ive subbed you for your positive interaction with the police. polite and friendly, doing no harm.
Full ACK for your final statement! I actually stopped calling it "drone" and speaking of "race quad" - then of course people think about those motorbikes with four wheels, but you don't get those stupid comments about "spying neighbors". It's becoming more and more a problem to find good spots here in Switzerland where nobody will complain. Even farmers started shouting at me when walking on "their" gras fields :-/
Spot on!
Thats the most polite interrogation I've ever seen! The giveaway was the question about what do you see up there in the trees..... Nicely handled.
Great flying skills man. Well done by Police too. Are living in Holland? Just saw yellow registration plate and guessed ;)
MyHappyLife we have yellow plates in the uk... 😂
EXplorUX I know, I'm from UK :p
You got it right!
yes... you can spy a lot running at +50km/h with a fixed analog camera..
Hahaha indeed....
I find education is key. Let them know what you are doing and what the Quad/Drone is capable of and they are mostly like the Police in the vid. I have members of the public asking me lots of times. Good example there fella.
I love your drone setup. Any kits or insights shared? I've got a CNC itching to build something
Rouen d'Arc I still have the DWG files for the body of this frame. I used the arms of a Dquad LRX. If you can get your hands on those arms, i can share the files if you like.
EDIT: Oh! I made a 4” version of this frame, i made my own 4” arms which use the same layout so they can fit this frame. I think i still have the DWG files for the 4” arms, you can edit them to make them fit 5” props...
Awesome encounter. I've never had problems with police. Usually bitchy joggers or dog walkers. But where I live is very laid back so they really can't do anything. We don't have any laws yet against freestyle drones.
My experience was very similar. Someone called the police on me. They were told that a guy with cases was walking to the park. So I told them what it al was and I gave thes Officer my goggles and ripped a pack. He was blown away. Were friends to this very day. Good job mate. Let's all educate the masses about this fulfilling hobby.
422 people have tickets from police for flying drones.
Fantastisch man. Mooi voorbeeld...
Ash Stek Dank je wel! 👍🏼
Dat was een fifty-fifty mengsel van oprechte interesse, en bewust 'good cop' gedrag om je op je gemak te stellen zodat jij vertelde wat ze wilden weten. Ze komen niet voor niets een praatje maken. Maar evengoed gewoon keurig, eerlijk en fatsoenlijk, van beide kanten.
th-cam.com/video/d-7o9xYp7eE/w-d-xo.html
Police "Hi, we're out fishing for information"
You "Good luck with that!"
Second Chance Haha! Indeed!
I had a couple of encounters with the police as well and the same sort reactions. If you remain within the (legal) limits... no problem.
Ignorant people is a different story.
Blij dat je deze video online hebt gezet. Leuk zo'n positief bericht
One of the best parts of the hobby...interacting with curious on-lookers. I guess it all depends on how much you like talking to people..but I do enjoy being able to answer people's questions with confidence and contribute to their knowledge base. Cool cops for sure...I'm finding this to be pretty common occurrence with authorities being pretty receptive and just as curious as general population is. Then again sometimes i'm just like - go buy your own toys and figure it out yourself, don't talk to me weirdo...haha...depends on how I wake up that morning I guess.
Did you see anything special: like people bummbing? What was she fishing for
Exactly... Spying with a multirotor is sooooo 2010...
10 years from now, no more Police cars, just officers flying drones watching what you're doing from above the trees!
@supernal this isn't southpark.
There questions were specific. In the states, and other countries as well, line of sight must be maintained and altitude kept below 400 feet. At least you answered correctly.
kan menig agent of boa een voorbeeld aan nemen . gewoon netjes 🤘
Aye mate may i ask where that field is? I got a new drone yesterday (yuneec Q500, made a video with it already) and your place looks nice to fly there and make some nice videos. I'm from kleve just over the border to the netherlands, maybe it's not that far
American cops probably tackled him and put him in a chokehold.
yeah because all cops are represented by the corrupt few.... get a tub of mayonnaise and bathe in it, because its an instrument and your being played.
Speaking of cops and FPV I just had the craziest experience with the police ever in FPV first we get kicked from a spot by them only to get invited to let us fly around them, they turned on their lights and I got a chase in 😂 I cannot wait to post this one ☝️ great edit man!
Hella Copter 😂 Nice! Can’t wait to see that viddy!
Lekker Thieu!!
I applaud your kind of police, so polite, so much respect! Hier in Suid Afrika 'n hele ander storie! (Here in South Africa it's a whole different story) That was really good to see! Maybe time to come home. (In a forefather/roots type of way)
Dit is nederlands
Gert-JaNL. Dankje! Nog niet gezien!
Je hebt mijn leven gered man, ik dacht bijna dat het spaans was ofzo
altijd weer die russen die alles over nemen...
Oh gelukkig, kan ik het ook verstaan.. 👍
Gert-JaNL. Ja joh?
I'm always curious if you have any lags while using that kind of goggles
Dhanes Soegondo Not at all! The only lag in the system comes from the cam, and that’s about 20 till 35 milliseconds, depending the type of cam. The video transmitter and receiver have no lag at all!
seemed like they were interrogating you to me
At that moment, it didn't felt that way, but after reviewing the footage, it does...
Exactly. How high does it fly? (Translation: can it bring down a passenger plane). Do you see something special when you fly over the trees? (Translation: can he spy on people)
Interesting encounter...I do believe it's ingrained in post-911 cops brains to "interrogate" anyone doing something they don't understand. I don't believe they can help it. It's just the way they are programmed. It's just their job. I didn't detect any malice...just deciding: threat or no threat. Nice kwad BTW!
i had a similar encounter about a week ago and the moment they caught i was completely informed about all the laws concerning flying with a drone, they turned into nice good ol' cops wishing me loads of fun with my 400$ machine xd
Een week geleden had ik precies hetzelfde. Toen ze oppikten dat ik alles over die drone wetten afwist, waren ze meteen blij en shit.
Police are specifically trained to interrogate you at all times, regardless of what you are doing. It’s fishing, sometimes they get a nibble, sometimes they don’t.
It is glad to know that some where in this world, there are good cops.
Like als je de ondertiteling niet las
You said you built the drone yourself. Did you just buy parts and put it together like if you build a PC or is it more complicated? An did you buy the goggles and the "steering console" as it is from a parts dealer or did you build that too or just put on the wireless transmission things?
Hope you can answer me and understood my question. Really want to start with this myself
Check this website, it will help you understand! This is the website of Jushua Bardwell, also check his yt channel for lots and lots of info!
www.fpvknowitall.com/ultimate-fpv-shopping-list/
Kijk zo kan het ook idd :))
how big is your li-po battery
Its nice to see the police showing respect and not assuming that he is doing something bad like the police in the USA
I think the dutch police is one of the best trained in the world. Not escallation from the beginning like you see in a lot of places, but de-escalate, asking questions, relaxed without threat.
Blijft grappig hoe goed zo'n titel werkt, 1000x meer bekeken als je andere video's
Jep... Niet echt mijn stijl... Maar wel duidelijk hoe youtube werkt...
Can you give me a link of what you’re using on your drone to get audio and video on your drone please? Thank you, great flying m8.
I'm using the discontinued Gopro Hero 5 Session.
haha, great video mate, I'm glad they were so polite, they seemed more interested than anything
I never had bad encounters with Dutch police, they were always super nice and helpful.
What drone and how much does it cost
As a Dutch drone pilot, I completely agree with you! We are just having fun!
Really great encounter but what is greater is your flying!
I want to know what kind of flight controller and programe you used for it, also i would like to see it doing its tricks from the ground!
Ill get parts to build a drone for the same price range soon. I would also like to know its size is it 250?
This will be the first kit ill assemble my self
Check videodescription... For a better setup, check the description on my newer videos...
The battery died in like one minute did you not have a full charge or is it just the size of the battery and how much the drone is using?
Crashed, bendt the props back in shape, got one last run with that pack...
True words at the end. And I have to say. Everytime I fly with my Mavic, some people come around and ask me about that hobby few things. It is always a funny conversation and (except one situation) I always got positive feedback. And I am happy about that :)
Every cop I ran across while flying ask questions how to get into the hobby
Nice encounter. Love the Dutch, they are so chill and reasonable.
How was your lipo empty after 50 seconds of flight :P
Was a takeoff after a crash with the same lipo...
These drone flying or on some next level skill. That bit at the start makes me understand the rush that they feel.
S Cottrill It is a rush indeed! Addicting!
Nice to see it working this way! I had only a security guy on a parking lot, but he was interested too and spend some time talking and looking. Let's hope, it will all end well! 👍
I'm curious about what she expected you to see in the trees that was so interesting. Love the flying skills too.
Was that drone flying inverted
How mutch is you VR Drone Setup?/ withe the Drone
A lot... But i just like high-end stuff...
Proprably nicest inconterbwithbpolice you Can have❤️
4:28 tanks??
Exactly. The drone hype that was caused a few years back demonized all RC Pilots. We are just having fun and 99% of us do it legally (now) and responsibility.
Lets hope the hype will blow over and we can fly our RC planes and copters in freedom again!
Hope I only get interventions like this in the future... Just recently ordered my first drone, needed for work, Mavic 2 Pro.
waar is dit?
You are pretty damn good with that thing. Bout the best I've seen.
i have actually super glued props back together with pretty good success.
As a last resort.... 👌🏻
What DID the officer mean when she said "can you see something special when you're in the trees?" I genuinely don't know.
Love it. Nicely done on all sides!
Was did toevallig in Noordwijkerhout?
Klopt!
Nice, this is how interactions with authorities should be. Educate so they do not discriminate against people that are flying FPV multirotors. There are always "bad apples" in the bunch but for the most part this is just a hobby for those of us that are serious, we are not pervs looking to spy or surveil people, it is a hobby that consists of either freestyle flying or proximity/race. Great video.
do fpv drone racers build the drone themselves?
Yes, we all do!
all of them?
by the way..... loved this video
It sounds and flies awesome, very nice!I loved the flipping and the sound it makes