BBC Click - drones

Started by Brucey, August 09, 2014, 09:05:13 AM

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Heliotrope

When the windsock's in shreds, stick to your beds. (spoken in a Cornish fisherman's accent).

If you

Brucey

I thought it was good, at least they mention the safety rules.
But then they show the 'expert' with a huge multi rotor on the bench with its props on and he's testing something by spinning a motor up from a laptop. Not clever!

Heliotrope

I hear what you say but this guy clearly knows what he's doing and to remove/refit 8 props is a real pain. I wouldn't volunteer to be flown in his 100 kg lift machine though :o
When the windsock's in shreds, stick to your beds. (spoken in a Cornish fisherman's accent).

If you

Coyote

Wasn't a bad cover, apart from using the bloody "D" word

I liked the Black Magic rig, but dam that`s some weight to drop from the sky
Education and schoolin is good, but FPV is gooder :)

Jake Bullit

That'll be another few thousand phantoms sold>:(
:)"Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads." :)

Paul881

Funny that most all of the Norwegian filming would be illegal in the UK. ie built up area and within 50M of the public (although it's difficult to judge exactly).
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Heliotrope

Quote from: Paul881 on August 14, 2014, 08:03:15 PM
Funny that most all of the Norwegian filming would be illegal in the UK. ie built up area and within 50M of the public (although it's difficult to judge exactly).

I lived there for a while in the 1980's and there seemed to be rules for just about everything - maybe their rulers haven't caught up with the technology yet!
When the windsock's in shreds, stick to your beds. (spoken in a Cornish fisherman's accent).

If you

Billy_boy_2010

I thought it was pretty well balanced.

And a local RC shop told me that since this first went out they ran out of phantoms within a day!