09-01-2019, 11:58 AM
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Re: Drone
Originally Posted by Bruce
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I have often wished I had one for video photography when I am travelling but I doubt I would ever get one.Plenty of legal places to fly them here.
Actually I just remembered - I do have one in the house, my grandkids were given a $135 one for Christmas no camera though. They have done their best to destroy it but it is surprisingly hardy the only problem with this cheap one is that the battery only lasts about 5 or 6 minutes.
The only warning of battery failure is that the lights on it start flashing and you have about 30 secs to get it home and land it before the battery protection cuts in and it plummets. Sophisticated it is not.
Yes there are drones and there are ‘drones’
09-01-2019, 03:32 PM
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Re: Drone
Originally Posted by summer
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Mornin Marmy good to see you back posting.Nope no Drones here but my son in law was bought one for Christmas by my daughter....hope he stays away from airports
Hi summer and HNY to you , yes pat finally saw her chance to shoot me today in buzz ha ha although chatting to mila she even emailed to ask her why saying I’d actually not done anything but we all know pats and her weight /mental health issues so I mailed back saying not to bother arguing on my behalf and find myself back here
09-01-2019, 04:20 PM
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Re: Drone
Not for me. Perhaps they are the modern equivalent of a kite with better controls?Even as a child I wasn't interested in model boats etc. yet realise the countless number of hours of pleasure fathers and sons got out of them.
I was into stamps for a while yet never had anything of value.
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