Drone suggestion

[ovrszd]

I've got a UTube video shooting a tractor and high speed planter. It ends with me backing into trees at the end of the field at 10mph..... :ashamed:

 

[old and tired]

I've got a UTube video...

Link?? Although, when I hit my tree... I'm sure it was the same spinning around and around motion..!@#$%^&*

 

[ovrszd]

Link?? Although, when I hit my tree... I'm sure it was the same spinning around and around motion..!@#$%^&*

My UTube stuff is simply under my name.

Here let me help you. This link will take you to the crash video. You hafta wade thru my rhetoric to get to the end. Sorry.

Darrin Planting beans narrated - YouTube

 

[LouNY]

Nice video till the end,
amazing what can be done these days.
If you tried to plant that fast in our ground the individual planter units would be bouncing out of the ground.
With the no till planter and grain drill here we run about 3 mph any faster and you are just breaking things.

 

[newbury]

Chances are prop guards aren't going to save you from that.

Prop guards have saved me from damage from wires, branches, and early on a "pilot error" where it slammed up against the side of my house and did a cartoonish slide down the brick wall. I first flew mine in my house and purposely bumped walls just to see what it could take.

Seeing it bump against a wall with no damage was sort of like the first time I laid down my Suzuki 250. It was in the snow and slow, no damage. Lot's of fear as it happens the first time. No problem the second time.

I wouldn't advocate trimming trees or cutting the grass with it but so far I'm on the first set of props (about 5 km of distance, 8 hrs of flight time and half a dozen instances)

Ouch... poor mini. Glad to hear you have that protection. I have a lot of trees around my place and I am almost too careful to not do some unintended pruning. As such, it doesn't make for the most graceful video clips.

Highly recommend flying with prop guards.
I routinely fly down a "tunnel" of trees on my 80 yards of driveway.
Obstacle avoidance would have been nice, but expensive and a bigger drone.

 

[Racenut]

I bought a Mavic Air 2. Have only run a few batteries through it and still getting used to controls before I mess with pictures and videos much. But so far it's been great and easy to fly. So much easier than the toy drones I've messed with that are like trying to balance a ball on the end of a stick.

 

[Liquidsilver]

My UTube stuff is simply under my name.

Here let me help you. This link will take you to the crash video.

I have one very similar to that. Filming a house, focused on the camera shot, failed to realize I was crabbing into some tree limbs. I was just so happy that it didn't plunk into the lake right next to them. Repair was about 400 bucks too.

I also have to fly with my avoidance switched off almost always, or it's protesting all the time.

 

[Alien]

You have one of the best drones Racenut. Have fun.
Had to laugh at Richards video. I think I would have cut that bit out. LOL

 

[ovrszd]

You have one of the best drones Racenut. Have fun.
Had to laugh at Richards video. I think I would have cut that bit out. LOL

Aw it's who I am....

 

[5030]

Prop guards have saved me from damage from wires, branches, and early on a "pilot error" where it slammed up against the side of my house and did a cartoonish slide down the brick wall. I first flew mine in my house and purposely bumped walls just to see what it could take.

Seeing it bump against a wall with no damage was sort of like the first time I laid down my Suzuki 250. It was in the snow and slow, no damage. Lot's of fear as it happens the first time. No problem the second time.

I wouldn't advocate trimming trees or cutting the grass with it but so far I'm on the first set of props (about 5 km of distance, 8 hrs of flight time and half a dozen instances)


Highly recommend flying with prop guards.
I routinely fly down a "tunnel" of trees on my 80 yards of driveway.
Obstacle avoidance would have been nice, but expensive and a bigger drone.

My DJI Tello pocket drone is a wonderful inside the house drone though my wife don't agree. I've flown it into her hair more than one time and one time into the bedroom while she was napping. I guess waking up with a drone whizzing inches above your head causes one to be crabby.........