I posted a video of a ski descent off Everest a while ago with drone video at high altitude that I thought was not possible. Tonight, I found this clip of the Matterhorn, drone perspective, that I thought was amazing, worth sharing.
There must be many other high altitude drone videos that people here might enjoy. Let's put the best of the best right here, right now!
I go first:
Drones at Altitude
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Re: Drones at Altitude
Great video, thanks for sharing! The Hornli looks a lot scramblier vs technical from this angle.
Ryan Kushner just posted some footage of K2 from Broad Peak BC that’s pretty stunning. And there’s some Everest footage floating around which is wild given how thin the air is up there.
Ryan Kushner just posted some footage of K2 from Broad Peak BC that’s pretty stunning. And there’s some Everest footage floating around which is wild given how thin the air is up there.
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Re: Drones at Altitude
At 14k the battery life on my drone is way less than sea level. Can be done at 29k but probably takes a high performance drone. The Mars Ingenuity drone flew at an altitude equivalent in excess of 100k...