FPV Freedom Coalition Podcast

Our first meeting after taking a little break due to the corvid-19 pandemic and catching our breath after the remote ID NPRM comment deadline. This week we discuss what we have been up to these past few weeks.

This week Josh and others talk about their experience at the UFDA Crew's FAA protest.

This is our final meeting before the NPRM response deadline so this is the last meeting specifically focused on the UFDA Crew FAA Protest and the remote ID NPRM.

This week we talk about the UFDA Crew FAA Protest and the FPVFC remote ID response.

This week we once again discuss the remote ID NPRM and the upcoming meeting with the FAA about the knowledge and safety test.

This week we discuss the remote ID NPRM and the upcoming meeting with the FAA about the knowledge and safety test.

This week we will be covering information from the Drone Advisory Committee Task Groups, Website Content, BVLOS and the upcoming NPRM for Remote ID.

This week we chatted about a variety of topics including the DJI 1200mW hack and their remote ID initiatives.

This week we talk about the Drone Advisory Committee meeting, DJI, and making videos for Drone Safety Week.

This week we talk about video ideas for Drone Safety Week and the upcoming Drone Advisory Committee meeting.

This week we chat about the upcoming FAA Drone Safety week which will be held November 4-10.

This week we talked about what Dan learned from attending the FAA seminar and talking with the FAA Drone Guy, Kevin Morris as well as Josh's experience attending DRL

This week we discuss the upcoming FAA knowledge and safety test and the recently released RFI.

Should the FPVFC attempt to have a more global presence? If so, how? And what about camera drone operators? Do we represent them as well?

Tonight we are joined by Bruce Simpson ( xjet ) and we discuss a variety of topics from apps that recreational pilots can use for LAANC authorization to how to better spread the word about the FPVFC.

Tonight's discussion revolved around educating law enforcement and the public about FPV.

Tonight's discussion started with talk surrounding insurance and the agreement the FPVFC has with Skywatch. This was followed up by a recap of the Drone Advisory Committee (DAC) meeting that Dave attended.

This week the discussion revolves around the recently released FAA docket titled, "Exception for Limited Recreational Operations of Unmanned Aircraft" Visit http://fpvfc.org for more information on the FPV Freedom Coalition.

This week we brainstormed ideas for a potential future app and what it could do for the FPV hobbyist.

This week we discussed: Flight Limitations – What should we be limited to in terms of speed, altitude, locations, BVLOS? Should there be limits based on location? How do we integrate together effectively with commercial UAV’s and Full-Scale Aviation? What do you see as necessary to fly BVLOS / Long Range?

This week we discussed the possibilities for FPV pilots to assist first responders in various situations.

This week we had big news to share. The FPV Freedom Coalition is now LIVE. As in, our website, store, memberships, donations are all live and ready to be used. We are now officially a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

This week's topic is safety guidelines.

This week the focus was on no-fly zones. Where should people avoid flying?

This week the focus was on the FAA and their requirement to create a knowledge and safety test.