Learn - Choose - Organize - Implement

This is a picture of the DJI Phantom Four Pro with a NVDI Camera (Normalized Vegetation Difference Index) used for agricultural inspection. It shows areas that either need irrigation, or fertilizer, or treatment - and instead of getting to the details of this sophisticated equipment there is PART TWO of our story to tell...

The "launching" of our services on 03 October 2017 was considerably watered down, which did not allow for flight demonstrations. Thanks to all visitors, we will redeem your vouchers in January, free photos included, after the festivities and when it will NOT rain.

YES, we have learned quite a bit during the past two months and NO, no crashes or incidents, all operations went smoothly and successfully. What has become clear is the need of additional equipment, like a Phantom 4 Pro Controller (without the +), which allows 3rd party apps to be used. Additional batteries. More SD cards. Worst of all: we need much more than 24 hours in a day for editing, better scheduling, faster pre-flight inspection. Or more Saturdays & Sundays in a week :)

The good news is that the UAS land survey courses have been completed and we will start to cover this precise and detailed work by 15 December 2017. Also, for aerial land survey of areas larger than 1000 hectares and agricultural concessions using NVDI or LiDAR (Light Detection And Ranging) cameras, we are expecting a representative of a specialized fixed wing drone company from Germany to perform an analysis and demo operation in Liberia by January 2018.

For the Christmas season a number of groups have reserved "The Pirates' Storm Lounge Beach" and are looking for aerial photos and video, so again no vacation for Dronie and us. Hopefully there will be time to go sailing and fishing - yes, we will film that, too.

We wish you a Merry Christmas and a good 2018. Come and visit us at the beach or let us know if you need our services.

Remember: Your Eyes in the Liberian Skies - we can show you Liberia from a whole new perspective.

Yanga & Kai