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jab1a
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Hi All,
Sorry for the pun in the title but the quad did actually collided with the beach more than once this day. Full cloud cover and a strong breeze didn't stop the fun at Blackpool Sands. A few flights were had before even going near the sea after my last experience where I lost my quad for over 24hrs in deep water and had to get a diver friend to rescue it (video link in description).
The good thing about flying around open spaces is that not so many props are damaged with collisions but I do like to have objects to fly around so when I saw the rocks it was game on.
I joined a few fellow FPV'ers at this location who were flying planes but one had another quad with a gimbal who kindly provided the extra footage and of course my spotter for the day was CamSump.
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UouWv9EhKFQ]FPV Quadcopter Prince of Wales Mine, Harrowbarrow, Cornwall UK - YouTube[/ame]
Sorry for the pun in the title but the quad did actually collided with the beach more than once this day. Full cloud cover and a strong breeze didn't stop the fun at Blackpool Sands. A few flights were had before even going near the sea after my last experience where I lost my quad for over 24hrs in deep water and had to get a diver friend to rescue it (video link in description).
The good thing about flying around open spaces is that not so many props are damaged with collisions but I do like to have objects to fly around so when I saw the rocks it was game on.
I joined a few fellow FPV'ers at this location who were flying planes but one had another quad with a gimbal who kindly provided the extra footage and of course my spotter for the day was CamSump.
Best viewed full screen @1080p
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UouWv9EhKFQ]FPV Quadcopter Prince of Wales Mine, Harrowbarrow, Cornwall UK - YouTube[/ame]