If things go to plan i am hoping to take a couple of plateforms to south of france in September this year I,m going by eurostar this time so can carry more weight.
I been trying to find out what the ground rules are over there and whats a definate no no as they carry guns :D
And i don,t want to upset the locals, I didn't see any model shops or anything relating to this hobby or rc flying in general last time i was in the south of france.
Any links or advice be appreciated :)
dizzy
Hi Dizzy
My Sister lives there in the Ardeche! which area you going to? I've never flown RC over there Too much forest in the Ardeche :) I think there are some rules re RC flight best to google search info. Have a great time and drink lots of red wine!!!
Steve
Quote from: Hubsanman on June 15, 2013, 10:20:16 AM
Hi Dizzy
My Sister lives there in the Ardeche! which area you going to? I've never flown RC over there Too much forest in the Ardeche :) I think there are some rules re RC flight best to google search info. Have a great time and drink lots of red wine!!!
Steve
Hi Steve we will be near Sett about 150 mile from your Sister but will have a car and hoping to do some exploring this time, We stayed in Beziers last time and explored the area mainly on foot but was itching to fly some of those views.
Btw we did drink a bit of the local stuff and did eat very well ;D
dizzy ;)
The only think to watch out for is the diffrent 2.4ghz channels
most sets should have an option to reduce the number of channels they use
I think they have 60 channels where we have 90
whats on those other channels you ask....
Railway signals/points control etc etc
if I recall correctly
Quote from: MarkLincs on June 15, 2013, 10:51:51 AM
The only think to watch out for is the diffrent 2.4ghz channels
most sets should have an option to reduce the number of channels they use
I think they have 60 channels where we have 90
whats on those other channels you ask....
Railway signals/points control etc etc
if I recall correctly
Cheers Mark so best steer clear of 2.4 then for control then and vid just to be safe
Try an email to E-copter.com in Nice or http://www.ladroneshop.com/en/ (http://www.ladroneshop.com/en/)
They should be able to give you the necessary info.
Quote from: FPVSimon on June 15, 2013, 11:00:52 AM
Try an email to E-copter.com in Nice or http://www.ladroneshop.com/en/ (http://www.ladroneshop.com/en/)
They should be able to give you the necessary info.
Thanks for the link i will contact them FPVsimon excellent idea :)
dizzy :)
Quote from: Dizzy on June 15, 2013, 11:00:19 AM
Quote from: MarkLincs on June 15, 2013, 10:51:51 AM
The only think to watch out for is the diffrent 2.4ghz channels
most sets should have an option to reduce the number of channels they use
I think they have 60 channels where we have 90
whats on those other channels you ask....
Railway signals/points control etc etc
if I recall correctly
Cheers Mark so best steer clear of 2.4 then for control then and vid just to be safe
2.4ghz for control is permitted but you need to check the manual and see if theres an option to reduce the channels you can use.
quite a lot of transmiters do it
Hi Dizzy, I have flown my quad FPV in France a number of times using 2.4 RC and 5.8 video. No issues found but it creates a lot of interest from the locals, it is called a drone by everybody.
Have fun in the wide open spaces.