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There are several steps on flying your first drone. The only materials you will need for this is a drone,its controller,good scenery,and open space. When you want to fly a drone first off and number one make sure it is safe to fly. Some drones are cheap and fly out of control and can hurt someone badly. And the second thing is make sure you are not using a drone to hurt or do anything bad to another person. Now that you know that we shall move on to the first steps on how to fly a drone. The first step on flying a drone is finding a place to fly it. Most drones are outdoor drones which means they only fly outside not inside. To find a perfect place to fly your drone you will have to find a place with no trees around and with hardly any people.

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