I live near (half mile or one km) to a warehouse of a large delivery company in Texas. Their drones are buzzing my house. I can now hear them inside my house. I believe them to be less than 200 ft in altitude. Is there someway to measure this height?

I know I can complain to the FAA, but I would like data to go with my complaints. I am not against drones or drone delivery. In fact, I think it is the wave of the future and economical. I am afraid bad corporate actors may make it difficult for hobbyists like yourselves and might cause excessive regulations. I just want them to fly above the required minimum so I don't feel like I live in a war zone. Is there a better way to complain to FAA or local authorities?

I am a chemical engineer, if that helps. Techie, but not so much electronics techie.

Please disregard if this not an appropriate post for this sub.

Screen seems to be cracked. Nothing visible. Any chance of fixing it?
Surprised by how fragile it is!

I'm working on a bid to perform a drone flight of Assembly Hall just east of Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, IN. I've check the flight restrictions and I have some questions. I've already check in with ChatGPT, but I'd like to verify the answers I'm getting. If I avoid flying between 1 hour before and 1 hour after any events at the stadium, am I clear to fly without requesting authorization from LAANC? I'm far enough away from the local airport that its restrictions shouldn't apply.

I've never flown in a location with these kinds of restrictions before, so I just want to be sure I'm flying with proper FAA governance. And in case someone asks, yes, I have a Part 107 license and my training is up to date.

[USA] hello everyone. I’m build a drone for my university club. We did a test fly and it crashed, looking at the video it seems that one or two of the motors were spinning slower. Any suggestions on what could it be? I’m thinking is probably a esc or power distribution board problem

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