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A Gentleperson’s Guide to White Labelling

Advice for operators, Advice for operatorsBy Graham Degg18th September 2021Leave a comment

White Labelling.  How to approach it and how to make it successful. White Labelling:   What the hell is that then? The drone industry in the UK is made up of a LOT of sole traders and one-man companies.  There are also a few bigger companies whose business model is to advertise for large contracts involving…

Drone Operations Manuals – Tips and tricks

Advice for operatorsBy Graham Degg30th August 2021Leave a comment

Drone Operations Manuals – Tips and Tricks   Eyeup Aerial Solutions Ltd Operations Manual Version 1.0 Dated 31/08/2021   Amendment Record       1. Introduction This manual, “Drone Operations Manual – Tips and Tricks”, provides the basis for an article in Drone User Magazine’s September 2021 issue.   It provides a methodology by which professional…

Flights Close to an Emergency Response – How Close is “Close”?

Advice for operatorsBy Graham Degg30th August 2021Leave a comment

Flights Close to an Emergency Response How close is “close”? Recently, I’ve noticed a few images of accident scenes in some Facebook groups.  These include a video of a fire in a congested area and a number of photos of road traffic accidents.  This is an almost inevitable consequence of the spread of drones coupled with…

Can I fly in a nuclear restricted zone?

Advice for operatorsBy Graham Degg10th July 2021Leave a comment

“Can I fly my drone in a nuclear restricted area?” The blog below is based on an article published in Drone User Magazine on 1st July 2021.  The day before it was published, but too late to amend the article, Altitude Angel’s Stephen Farmer contacted me to state that: …”the wording in Drone Assist is…

ND Filters for Drone Photography

Advice for operatorsBy Graham Degg29th May 2021Leave a comment

What do ND filters do for us? A look at the difference ND filters make to your image…with facts, pictures, raw data and everything! With the clouds, rain and wind being a constant through most of May, I thought it would give me an opportunity to run a quick test on ND filters… and find…

Satellite Count Versus Spread

Advice for operatorsBy Graham Degg1st May 2021Leave a comment

Count those satellites Most drones are equipped with GNSS or Global Navigation Satellite Systems.  The system takes data from one or more of the world’s satellite systems and uses this to calculate its position in three dimensional space. Older DJI drones are equipped to operate using the United States’ GPS as well as the Russian…

Eyeup’s White Label Service

Advice for operators, NewsBy Graham Degg7th February 2021Leave a comment

Eyeup’s White Label service A valuable white label service that allows you to offer your client a service above and beyond your current permissions. Eyeup Aerial Solutions maintains a unique position amongst professional drone operators.  A thriving training and consultancy offering and full-time job mean that Eyeup’s owner, Graham Degg, can’t commit to flying on…

Update Your Operations Manual

Advice for operators, Advice for operators, LegislationBy Graham Degg6th January 2021Leave a comment

This blog will be out of date for any renewal beyond 31st December 2021 See Eyeup’s “Update your Operations Manual 2022”   The end of 2020 brought more than another lockdown.  It brought the biggest raft of legislative changes we’ve ever seen in the industry.  These will reverberate for years to come…but right now you…

The Manual is your Bible!

Advice for operatorsBy Graham Degg3rd January 2021Leave a comment

The User Manual is your Bible! This is just a quick guide to help keep newcomers legal.  It is not a full explanation of what and where you can fly but just a guide to the bare minimum you should be doing if you want to fly a camera drone around. Great, you got a…

Renewal Time!!!

Advice for operators, LegislationBy Graham Degg5th October 2020Leave a comment

  Renewal Time   It’s time to refresh myself at Eyeup Towers. My standard PfCO renewal is up on 6th January 2021. So what? Well, counting back 90 days from that date takes me to 8th October 2020, which is the earliest I can apply for renewal. So I’m planning to get the operations manual…

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