Yorkshire UK | The must-be-able-to-see-it rule seems senseless, you get far more information about exactly where it is and which way it's pointing from the FPV screen.
Why they think squinting at a dot in the bright sky is 'safer' I have no idea.
You can still be aware of any approaching traffic and react accordingly when you can't see it properly, because you know where it is from the screen and mapping.
It's extremely difficult to judge how far it is from objects once it gets even 100 feet away without using the camera and GPS location. |
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