Thanks for the nice comment, glad you enjoyed the flight.

mahalo! <3

You’re very welcome 🤙🏻💫👵🏼

I was running out of battery so I had to keep going! too bad, looks like a cool spot.

Thanks bro!

I'm glad you were able to enjoy the beautiful sights and bring back fond memories!

LMAO you've never heard of a drone? I think I did play one clip backwards though

LOL nah. This is the bottom tier of extreme for me, this is just my drone channel lmao. Here is a rough list of my extreme hobbies: 1: Tactical training with my many dozens of firearms (it's so nice to work from home and have my own 200 yard practice range in the backyard) 2: Snowboarding in terrain parks 3: 4-Wheeling/ ATV (though I would like a snowmobile one of these days) 4: Milsim/airsoft games 5: Drone freestyle/ racing videos But honestly the vast majority of what I do these days in my spare time is shoot/practice with my guns. Its hard to find time for everything else with 2 kids, a needy wife, and a house and yard to maintain. I haven't hardly flown my drones in about 4 years, except for the occasional odd job / roof inspection.

Thanks man, it sure is a beautiful area

Thanks Bro!

Good plan! Best of luck, and watch out for winds/rain! I do not recall the exact flight distance but about 3 miles sounds right. I used the phantom 4 pro controller, which has an integrated LCD screen. Just make sure to get back once you hit about 1/3 battery life, else your drone might enter fly to home mode which can have a low horizontal speed, not to mention loss of control. And most important is to keep the antennas oriented the right way to maintain connection!

@@DailyDroneFPV Thanks! I watch out for that.

haha! Yes that is unfortunate. Apparently you cannot fly drones there anymore either :/

@@DailyDroneFPV Yeah I don't think you can, although I saw one fly over the entire res and over my head last year while I was fishing in a very remote spot. Scared the crap out of me.

haha, yeah. I remember that day vividly... at the time there were no signs up forbidding drones so I threw mine up. When I was almost done and flaying back, a security guard approached me and asked me to not fly there since there was still an active military base in the crater which I was unaware of. You can still legally fly over the rim of the crater, but you will have to take off and land from a legal location such as Waikiki park. I would also stay as far from that base in the crater as possible. Good luck!

Excellent! Good luck. Just a quick FYI: the point I took off from is between 2 beaches, one normal beach and one nude beach. Don't fly over the nude beach or you will get trouble. Also, look into the county laws for Maui before you fly. When I was there it was OK to fly, but I was warned by someone that there were rumblings of banning recreational drones within the local legislature. Send me a link of your flight once you post it too!

@@DailyDroneFPV Thanks for the head up. I look forward to charging the video with you. Heres my channel if u want to see Oahu. I look forward to seeing what else u got. kzfaq.info/love/W7Vzks9t1fl2tb_xJaZecA

not surprised

Ty😎

This musical piece is called Canon in D (aka Pachelbel's Canon) and it is one of the most famous and recognizable pieces of music in history, and it was written in 1680 (long before Titanic). If the producers chose to use this music in the Titanic movie, that was probably because it is a musical classic that fits the time period. I have no idea, as I have not seen that movie in over a decade. I chose this piece for my flight because it is very popular, iconic, beautiful, and this particular recording is a royalty free version. It has nothing to do with Titanic.