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Your first drone flight
Send your drone safely into the sky: well prepared, within the rules, and with a relaxed first flight in an open field.
2u
duration
€ 500
budget
Ignite
pace
Sending up a drone for the first time is exciting, and with the right preparation it's also just a lot of fun. Read the manual first, fully charge the batteries, mount the propellers correctly and check that the firmware is up to date. Make a checklist with spare batteries, SD cards and accessories.
In the Netherlands there are clear rules: stick to the altitude limits, stay away from airports and populated areas, and respect private property. Check the current rules with the official aviation authorities before you go. For your first flight, choose a wide, open field with no obstacles and practice taking off, landing and navigating. Don't fly in rain or strong wind, always keep your drone in sight, and learn how to perform an emergency landing. After that you can start playing with camera angles for stunning aerial shots.
by PlayTryBe team
Read the manual, charge the batteries, mount the propellers and check the firmware.
Suggestion: Make a checklist with spare batteries, SD cards and accessories.Know the rules: stick to the altitude limits and stay away from airports and populated areas.
Suggestion: Check the current rules with the official aviation authorities before you go.Choose a wide, open field with no obstacles and practice taking off, landing and navigating.
Don't fly in rain or strong wind, keep your drone in sight and learn how to perform an emergency landing.
Play with camera angles and altitudes for stunning aerial photos and videos.
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