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"That does sound amazing. I’ve not don’t it myself nor am I aware it happening I wonder if does happen. " Would be amazing to do | |||
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"It is a thing. I moved into a flat a few years ago. Hadn't sorted out the curtains yet, was having a good old wank on the bed when I looked to the window and a drone was hovering outside it. It flew off a moment later. Lol" naughty neighbours | |||
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"It's crossed my mind to film my own activity, with other consenting adult(s) (even indoors), just to get a different viewpoint. However, illicit voyeurism is a big no from me." Would love to make it happen | |||
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"Wonder if anyone would or has been filmed outdoors having sex with a drone. Would love to send up the drone and film anyone that is interested." I've never had sex with a drone. | |||
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"A while back I were naked with Girl friend on an empty beach, well we thought it was empty until we spotted a drone hovering above us it would go away & come back , Initially we were really annoyed by this thing invading our privacy , Seriously very annoying & quite pissed off with our peace being disturbed especially as we were having fun together , both being exhibitionists & already excited We decided to give this thing an unsencored display, We both said later that was the best public sex we had had in ages The drone must of had some spectacular birds eye views as it came it very close from all angles " now that,sounds amazing | |||
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"You don't need consent to fil in public. Obviously kids and people sunbathing would be a nogo area" true but your back garden or bedroom is not public space so therefore would be illegal surely?? | |||
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"The one that flies over me is pretty blatent but it doesn't bother me. Seen it a few times last summer and waved and beckoned to it but nobody's turned up. I'm pretty sure it's one of my near neighbours who always stops to chat if I'm about. He says his dog likes the grass verge outside! Another point is I'm quite close to the approach flight path for Leeds Bradford airport" Your neighbour may be breaking the law by flying closer than 50 metres from you. I think everyone posting here needs to take a look at the CAA regulations for drone flight. Just for a start, the operator of any drone with a camera has to register with the CAA, and this requires taking and passing a test if the drone is bigger than 250 grams. There are constraints on the permitted distance from airfield flightpaths - without specific permission a strip 5km long and 1km wide from each end of the runway The rules will be changing (yet again) on the 1st Jan, as the UK drone classification is addressed. If in doubt, check. | |||
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"Just use the drone assist app. It makes it perfectly clear where restricted flight zones exist." Sure, good advice. But for those who are unaware of the rest of the legislation, go here: https://www.caa.co.uk/drones/getting-started-with-drones-and-model-aircraft/drone-code/where-you-can-fly-points-3-to-9/ | |||
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"The one that flies over me is pretty blatent but it doesn't bother me. Seen it a few times last summer and waved and beckoned to it but nobody's turned up. I'm pretty sure it's one of my near neighbours who always stops to chat if I'm about. He says his dog likes the grass verge outside! Another point is I'm quite close to the approach flight path for Leeds Bradford airport Your neighbour may be breaking the law by flying closer than 50 metres from you. I think everyone posting here needs to take a look at the CAA regulations for drone flight. Just for a start, the operator of any drone with a camera has to register with the CAA, and this requires taking and passing a test if the drone is bigger than 250 grams. There are constraints on the permitted distance from airfield flightpaths - without specific permission a strip 5km long and 1km wide from each end of the runway The rules will be changing (yet again) on the 1st Jan, as the UK drone classification is addressed. If in doubt, check." if under 250grams you can fly closer too and over people less than 50 metres. | |||
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