Ever wondered what happens to your lost drone or plane while you are searching for it ?
Had to make an emergency landing with my fpv twinstar because it lost a propeller. While I was searching for it, 2 girls found the plane, and their conversation was recorded by the still operational HD camera. I was quite amazed by their technical insight and conclusions !
Enjoy !
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@johnkowalsky Ok, you're a pervert. :-)
Looks like Europe might soon be dealing with pink Hello Kitty drones when the Girls start to take an interest !
Bring it on..........
These girls really know what they are talking about! You were lucky, your plane was found by humans. I posted this video here in another blog as well but i think it's priceless: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQfOtFSNZ18. He got into trouble under the powerline and had to do an emergency landing in cow-land! He couldn't get so easily because he was hunted down by one bull on the meadow.
So long,
Kraut Rob
That's the most interesting FPV video I've seen in a long time. That girl really knows her stuff.
And great idea to take a sheep-counting photo!
excelent, 'cause you never know who is reading your blogs.........
Ron, the camera is a kodak ZX-1. I believe it is no longer produced. I picked it up in a sale for 50 euro.
Ellison, no, I didn't get their numbers :-) But they live nearby.
To make up to the old lady for calling here an old bat, I will offer her to make a photo of the meadow with the sheep, so she can count them while they are standing still! She will be rejoiced to finally know how many sheep there are!
except for that GPS tracer thing...
Excellent posting. what camera are you using. Excellent audio. And a good picture as well. Cheers to the girls. They sound very bright...I would have considered taking it home with me too...;)
Good way to pick up girls. Did you get their numbers? :-)
My Twinstar engine stopped during Autonomous mode at the furtherst point away from home. I only found out afetr the plane returned. MatrixPilot had managed to compensate for the one engine, simply because when off course, it put in proportionally more aileron and rudder. I was very pleased to know that loss of one engine still allowed the auto pilot to bring the plane home. Since then, I've switched from brushed to brushless engines.
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