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I've switched to using an iPad Pro in the field. eBook access is better than on the SPro simply because the OS is more finger oriented, though I'm still searching for the "best" library app for...

I'm still waiting for microsoft to fix their nTrig technology so that it can draw a straight line diagonally across the tablet digitizer without it being squiggly. Also, using a standard 2280 M.2...

I'm intrigued by the addition of optical zooms, but I'm with you - adding a second 1/1.7 class sensor at 25-28MP and an 85mm (eq) prime would have given it a 1/3.x / 12MP equivalent at 125 by...

Nothing says "Earth Day" like venting a non-renewable resource into space to get a picture of clouds.

I agree most PCs run out of juice in 5-6 years, but they're usually cheaper, lower spec'd machines. If you look at workstation class machines (which would be appropriate for a MacPro), you're...

>In places where aircraft do fly lower

You mean like when there's a military flyover? Like at the Super Bowl? Drones regularly fly over 400' legally with waivers, and nearly all drones *can* fly...

It's almost trivially simple to pass the Part 107 test. I studied less for it than to get my Technician license for amateur radio - maybe 3 hours in all. Heck, it took longer to drive to and from...

"Both TFRs cover an altitude of 18,000 ft"

If you're flying that low with a satellite, a $30k fine will seem like the worst of your worries. ;-)