I lol'd.

[maddmaxx ★]

 

[Longjohn ★]

Tough little thing, my luck I'd break it or the cam on the first branch.

[maddmaxx ★]

[LoneWolf]

Best. Cat toy. Ever.

[KrAzY]

I really need to get my drove up and running with FPV one of these days... just trying to find the finishing cash flow for the googles. 

[Further]

What are the legalities and price tag of something like that? 

[maddmaxx ★]

1 hour ago, Further said:

What are the legalities and price tag of something like that? 

That little thing can be bought for $200 but that price includes a 4.3'" flat screen receiver/display along with the small transmitter.  People who fly as well as the OP movie however probably purchase the $99 dollar version that they fly with their regular computerized transmitter ($160 and up) and with a set of FPV goggles ($200 and up).

The drone is legal without an FAA drone license but the camera/transmitter being a 25 mw unit legally requires and FCC technician grade or higher ham license.  I know very few people who have the first and no one who has the second.  I have the first and I'm scheduled to take the test for the second early next month.  In addition there is my AMA (Academy of Model Aeronautics) license that I need to fly in a couple of sports domes near here in the winter and at any club field in the summer.  That also includes a hefty insurance policy if something bad happens.

The one pictured in my hand without the camera installed requires no license at all.