Any drone owners on here?
#1
Any drone owners on here?
I have a DJI Mini 3 Pro and owned it for about a year now. I really enjoy it but don't get to use it enough to really master it.
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Mine is pretty sophisticated, it has obstacle avoidance front and rear plus down. I can takeoff and fly 5 miles out and hit the return to home button and it will come back on it's own and set down within 5" of where it took off. That impresses me. It also has a controller with it's own screen.
#4
Jim - That's a great drone. I've thought about buying a drone, but I doubt I'd ever get anything else done. That model certainly takes excellent video & has some very nice features. I can see you in your driveway operating the controls. Your home & your neighbors built by same contractor? Nice digs. What's in the trailer?
#5
Jim - That's a great drone. I've thought about buying a drone, but I doubt I'd ever get anything else done. That model certainly takes excellent video & has some very nice features. I can see you in your driveway operating the controls. Your home & your neighbors built by same contractor? Nice digs. What's in the trailer?
#7
Jim - That's a great drone. I've thought about buying a drone, but I doubt I'd ever get anything else done. That model certainly takes excellent video & has some very nice features. I can see you in your driveway operating the controls. Your home & your neighbors built by same contractor? Nice digs. What's in the trailer?
On a 8.61et @ 160mph 1/4 mile pass
On a messed my pants pass at Galot in Dunn-Benson....
Sometimes it hauls this:
As for the house I acted as my own contractor and actually did my own design drawings 17 years ago.
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Yes, to the dark charcoal shingles. I haven't been to Dunn-Benson in many years. Earl dropped a couple greenbacks into the facility? I'll bet it's pretty nice. Whiteville has become increasingly more common on my travels the past 20+ years. I don't like the hectic pace of navigating freeways & other roads (#24 comes to mind) heading West from Beaufort, NC so I generally travel #53>#11>74 &/or 76 depending on travel direction. I have an Indian motorcycle and I prefer the leisurely routes. I recognize the need for roads & traveling, but I was disappointed to see removal of the old two-car diesel come-along ferry on #11 across Cape Fear river. Times change, eh.
#12
Yes, to the dark charcoal shingles. I haven't been to Dunn-Benson in many years. Earl dropped a couple greenbacks into the facility? I'll bet it's pretty nice. Whiteville has become increasingly more common on my travels the past 20+ years. I don't like the hectic pace of navigating freeways & other roads (#24 comes to mind) heading West from Beaufort, NC so I generally travel #53>#11>74 &/or 76 depending on travel direction. I have an Indian motorcycle and I prefer the leisurely routes. I recognize the need for roads & traveling, but I was disappointed to see removal of the old two-car diesel come-along ferry on #11 across Cape Fear river. Times change, eh.
#13
Yes, to the dark charcoal shingles. I haven't been to Dunn-Benson in many years. Earl dropped a couple greenbacks into the facility? I'll bet it's pretty nice. Whiteville has become increasingly more common on my travels the past 20+ years. I don't like the hectic pace of navigating freeways & other roads (#24 comes to mind) heading West from Beaufort, NC so I generally travel #53>#11>74 &/or 76 depending on travel direction. I have an Indian motorcycle and I prefer the leisurely routes. I recognize the need for roads & traveling, but I was disappointed to see removal of the old two-car diesel come-along ferry on #11 across Cape Fear river. Times change, eh.
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