Elizabeth Ciobanu

Elizabeth (Editor-in-Chief) is a full-time (homeschooling!) mom of five, and serial entrepreneur in a variety of enterprises, one of which is producing content for Droneblog.

Elizabeth is also responsible for making sure each and every piece of content is up to snuff. In addition to writing content, she helps with the vision casting and direction planning for the development of the website. Elizabeth has a Bachelor’s Degree in Animal Science and a Master’s Degree in Teaching English as a Foreign Language.

Drones are great devices that you can use for a wide variety of different purposes. In recent years, drone technology has come so far as to have semi-autonomous modes that make flying a drone super easy even for beginners. That said, one of the best modes that many drones have is the Follow Me mode. …

One of the most important things you need to know when it comes to flying a drone is that drones can only be flown up to a certain altitude for a couple of reasons. The first reason there is a limit to how high you can fly a drone is that the law specifically states …

Police departments are always looking for ways to keep up with the times. The development of technology has facilitated the use of drones in law enforcement and has time and again proven to be very successful. Anyone who watches police TV shows has probably seen a drone or two used by the police in a …

The hobby of flying drones continues to grow as more and more people are entering this pastime. Not unexpectedly, the market for drones is also growing quickly to keep pace with growing demand. DJI currently holds about 70% of the market with its impressive lineup of drone models. But if you don’t like to just …

Just like any device, drones too can malfunction. One common malfunction is the tendency to disconnect from the controller. Many drones can fly from .5 to 11 miles (1 -18 kilometers) from the controller, depending on the drone model. However, under some circumstances, drones may disconnect from their controllers, even while in flight. Needless to …

Regardless of whether you’re an individual or a corporate entity using drones for a variety of uses, mapping is one of the biggest applications for drone technology up to date. Having an eye in the sky allows quick turnaround times, typically quicker than an on-the-ground inspection ever would. Although drones have been taking amazing aerial …

One of the problems that novices and experienced drone flyers alike can experience from time to time is getting their drone stuck on the roof. There are various reasons why this unfortunate event can happen but the fact is that you only have one goal here, and that is to get the drone off of …

As a drone owner, you should be familiar with FAA regulations about drone registration. The FAA requires that all drones weighing 0.55 lbs and above used for recreation and fun must be registered. All commercial drones, regardless of weight, must be registered. You’ll be given a unique FAA registration number after registration to mark on …

Drones are surprisingly fast, and one of the more recent drones to come out of DJI is the Mavic Air 2, which has a maximum speed of 42.5 mph. This is quite fast, and it means they can easily keep up with cars and other fast-moving objects. Sometimes, however, you may want to fly your …

There is nothing quite as frustrating as preparing all your gear, choosing a perfect spot, and getting ready to fly your drone – and then, all of a sudden, a beeping sound starts coming from your drone or its controller. Sometimes, it may be a simple warning, and the beeping can be stopped by following …