I use Mini 3 in Turkey. I have been using it for 4 months and have used it about 20 times in total. There are a lot of jamming devices in Turkey, I don't know how it is in other countries. It is usually very difficult to fly in police stations, dams, and airports. They interfere with the signal and I am scared. If I get caught by the police, the fine is 90,000 Turkish liras. It is twice the average monthly salary in Turkey. A drone is 20,000 Turkish liras. Anyway, what I am wondering is how it is in other countries? Supposedly I need to get permission from the Turkish Air Association. But they don't allow anyone. I am most afraid of jamming devices. I am 5 km away from Incirlik Air Base, which is an American base, and the Ilter devices can see my drone. All of this scares me and I am about to lose interest in this hobby.
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Greetings from Birmingham Alabama USA, welcome to the forum! We look forward to hearing from you!
LoudThunder
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Welcome from the Hampton Roads area of Virginia, USA
I hope you have also completed and state required lessons, registrations, or licensing that is required in your country.
I am sorry that you have so many issues with flying your drones, but know that there are others who also have problems fling their drone. Here is the USA, anyone living in New York City, must travel a ways from home to also fly their drones.
I live within the controlled airspace of an Air Force Base and I must have a commercial license to fly at my home and I must clear it with the Air Traffic Control befor taking off…
Good Luck and try to find some friends that that yu can fly with outside the controlled airspace…
Fly safe…
