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DUBAI (Reuters) - Like the prototype drone of Emirati student Talib Alhinai, the ambitions of young people over the Gulf Arab state governments need to soar if indeed they - and their economies - are to prosper in the age of cheap drone (learn the facts here now) oil.

the hillsides and coastline. Ya know, things worthwhile seeing. I'm used to taking off by hand, but I try the auto-takeoff out of curiosity. It is effective, but I don't sense much gain. By the time I've pressed and performed the button on the app, I possibly could have taken off the most common way with the sticks. Once up in the environment, the initial thing that strikes me is the app, and the quality of the live feed. So much better than before, especially on a large display like an iPad Mini. I'd tried out the software on several Google android cell phones first, but I couldn't get any to work nicely. DJI explained you will need to close all other apps, but that didn't make much difference for me.

But how many people know this? THE BRAND NEW York Post reveals that, nationally, 650 drones were reported near airports from January to August of 2015. They often hang out near runways, and can also get sucked into the engine of any jet, which would cause a catastrophe. More traditional stunt pilots will surely be satisfied with the essential X4's capacity, but those seeking to capture a more first person point of view of their aerial adventures will want to spend money on the camera version. Weather conditions are varying as well so you can practice in the breeze or during the night. If you are into traveling helicopters during the night, this is excellent.

The Solo is one of the most well-built drones we've experienced so far. The arms are incredibly strong, the props are produced from glass-reinforced nylon, and the hip and legs are rigid with just a little share with help them rebound from hard landings. They also jut out in such a way that they protect the gimbal (and your GoPro) from taking the brunt of the impact during a crash. RTF camera drones do sacrifice some flexibility in camera & payload choices, but most amateurs and semi-pro film makers won't notice.

Something else to keep in mind, things are changing at such a fast tempo in this industry that it's easy to get swept up in the rat race of what's best or most popular. The most expensive or best equipment won't necessarily cause you to a better pilot. Once you find something that you like and flies well, stick with it till you've mastered it. Once you've done that, you'll know the next step to take.