Possible. All I know is that the camera gimbal starts to spin and then stop and all connection is lost. When the return to home starts the drone connection is restored. There have only been 2 times when the drone lost the connection when there is nothing in the way and I have a 100% signal.

I have a Mini 3 Pro and I did do a bit of a range test with it 2 years ago. Normal mode kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y96FqtuQ35jTdas.html Sport mode range kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kMCkhc11p7a7fKM.html It may be intresting.

Yes it did look similar

@@photonatureengland8895 This is the second time my AIR 3 has had this happen. The first time (in June this year) I was literally flying in the middle of nowhere (no obstacles, no birds nearby). So I contacted with DJI support. They asked me to share the logs from the drone and the controller. Now I'm waiting for the results of their investigation.

I think that the seagull is at least 10m above the drone. I had Oystercatchers which have come to about a meter. And their wings fill the screen when they fly past. I think it's some glitch with the drone. But I haven't noticed any problem with the drone since then.

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Yea. Goring Castle is only 50m 55 yards from the A27. There are some trees between the A27 and the Castle, but if you watch Lady C SPECIAL: a guided tour of Castle Goring. When she opens the door you can hear the noises of the A27.

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Yeah, it's a bit blurry. You can see the atmospheric distortion of the Earth's atmosphere. You can make out the rings.

Just before taking my A2 COFC, they recommend doing some flight maneuvers that I do there. There is no obligation to do this. Yeah, a lot of dog walks around and the dog gets very excited easily when I am flying my larger Dji Air 3. Thanks

I don't think likely the CAA will ask for my flight records. The consultation is about as much interaction as I have had with the CAA.

There were 3 68-pounder Guns and 2 32-pounder Guns. They can fire 1600 yards 0.9 miles or 1.463km. 2 underground magazines chambers house 126 barrels of Gunpowder.

@@photonatureengland8895 Did this fort take part directly in some kind of defense? Or were the guns never used for defense?

@@_1_1_ From what I've read, I don't think the guns were ever used. Littlehampton Fort was built in 1764. This was dismantled in about 1834 and became a coastguard station. It looks like it was used as an observation post in the Second World War 2. After that, it was left as what you see in the video.

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Looks like the last lighthouse in England was built in 2008.

It is privately owned, but I am not sure who the owner is. When googling the fort. The National Trust came up with the building. You do not need to obtain permission to take any Aerial photographs of any building in the UK. However, some buildings are in areas that are in FRZ - flight restriction zones. You would need permission to fly in those zones. Obviously flying a drone outside someone's window or low over a school may raise privacy consequences.

@@photonatureengland8895 Thank you for the clarification.

Henry Flittroft was Commissioned to construct the house around 1748-1761. James Gibbs did some Alteration to the existing house for a Libary.

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It was flooded last year, when I took my Dji mini 3 Pro over this area. --> kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lc2jZtZp1bKXf30.html The valley north of Amberley is only 2m above sea level. The River Arun is not very wide and cannot cope with heavy rainfall. There tends to be a lot of rainfall in the winter. The river overflows into the valley between Amberley and Pulborough. I will fly over this area in August and see if there's any water or flooding left.

@@photonatureengland8895 Thanks for the detailed answer. I'll be waiting for new videos.

The Dji mini 3 Pro top speed is 16m/s 58km/h or 36mph. The Dji Air 3 top speed is 21m/s 75km/h or 47mph

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It kind of on the edge of Fenlands. So the land is around 8 meters above sea level. The River Great Ouse is not large enough to cope with lots of rainfall in the winter period. So you have flooding happen nearly every year. The land West North and south of Huntingdon is round 45-20 meter above sea level. The land North east and south east go down to 3-1 meter above sea level.

@@photonatureengland8895 Thank you very much for the clarification.

That an 16th century bowling Stadium. It does look like an oval-shaped field

@@photonatureengland8895 Was it where the English bowling championships were held? The size of the field could easily accommodate everyone from all over the country.

I'm led to believe that "bowling" was the latest fashion, so a field was made for the purpose. Superb video footage! As a kid I always loved the donkey in the wheel.

@@_1_1_ A lot of the Nobiles from around the country probably played when visiting.

@@skyd8726 The donkey had walk 255m on that wheel to draw a bucket of water. Apparently all the donkey around the time of Charles 1st, had the names begin with J.

I don't have an FPV drone at the moment. In the future maybe.

No, it the mavic pro