Random Drone Photo Thread
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Wild. It looks like impact damage from something where the wing broke. I see electric tape on the legs as well. Looks like you were holding it together getting all the life out of it.
I thought hard about getting a bigger drone, but Ive been holding off after crashing my mini and breaking one of the wings that I had to repair. Its just hard for me to drop $1k on a drone atm when I have so many other things I know i actually need more, but its been tempting me. The mavic air 2 also looks pretty nice.
Really as long as you watch the wind (speed and direction you’ll have coming ‘home’) most of these do quite well that are far cheaper than the mavic2’s (and on that one too, regarding the wind). That Phantom had a good run, but the arm broke in flight and when it hit the ground, it took out the other stuff like the gimbal. In its prime, I hit 81 mph with a tail wind. Looks like it actually had 555 flights over the 2 years I had it.
You have a beautiful house and property there Weasel. I would love to asphalt my drive way as you have done there at your place, it looks so clean and nice, but its so expensive, and so very unnecessary so I can never justify it, but I sure do love seeing properties with it and dreaming lol.
My shots come from a Mavic Mini.
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I did this 1/2 acre food plot today. The owner was stoked. Most of the deer will love it too.
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The Cornish Windsor Covered Bridge. This covered bridge goes over the Connecticut River and connects Cornish NH and Windsor VT. It was built by a couple investors in order to place a toll between (Dry) Windsor and (Wet) Cornish. Built in 1866 and made of wood on granite, it still sees traffic all day, every day.
The Cornish Windsor Covered Bridge. This covered bridge goes over the Connecticut River and connects Cornish NH and Windsor VT. It was built by a couple investors in order to place a toll between (Dry) Windsor and (Wet) Cornish. Built in 1866 and made of wood on granite, it still sees traffic all day, every day.
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These are some pictures we had taken with the little drone. Need to get it back out again and get some updated pictures.
This is a view of Back Lake in Pittsburg, NH (borders Canada). This is one of my favorite places to ride. I have a friend that has some rental properties up there on a main trail and it is always a blast.
