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Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 17th, '15, 11:08
by Hueso
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 17th, '15, 12:43
by Dug
Hueso! That is super cool!!!
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 17th, '15, 22:33
by Tony Meola
Now when you post those really inviting pictures, you can sneak in some close up shots of the Bikini's on the beach without your wife knowing you are taking them.
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 18th, '15, 08:01
by Hueso
Tony:
Believe me, the other significant ones are our "control towers". They just stand besides us to "watch" our flight session.
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 18th, '15, 11:30
by MarkS
I want one!
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 18th, '15, 12:37
by Navatech
Hueso wrote:Believe me, the other significant ones are our "control towers". They just stand besides us to "watch" our flight session.
I suspect that they'll get bored sooner rather then later...
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 18th, '15, 18:01
by Hueso
Navatech:
Certainly, they get bored as soon as we start talking about taking the drone out for a flight. However, the battery lasts for about 24 to 28 minutes and they are sitting down sipping local beer by our side. Therefore, they are not going anywhere. In the second pic, and if your are able to zoom it, you can notice that the boat closest to the top of the photo is full of ladies in bikini. Nonetheless, we were prohibited to make a flyby at that zone.
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 18th, '15, 21:19
by Tony Meola
Tthat is too funny.
And as one of our resident attorney's, as you know not listening will get you in trouble and that can be costly.
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 19th, '15, 08:55
by Navatech
Hueso wrote:However, the battery lasts for about 24 to 28 minutes
Spare batteries?!...
Hueso wrote:In the second pic, and if your are able to zoom it, you can notice that the boat closest to the top of the photo is full of ladies in bikini.
I'll take your word for it... Coming in on a low res picture is a waste of time...
Hueso wrote:Nonetheless, we were prohibited to make a flyby at that zone.
Just tell them God gave you eyes to use and that you're only working up an appetite but are coming home for dinner...
As another option, I'll be arriving PR on Saturday... Take me along and we'll say that the overfly is for my benefit
;-)))
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 19th, '15, 09:03
by Dug
Hueso, LOL!
I can completely understand. yet, I am laughing hard.
Enjoy the weather, scenery, boat, and everything!!!!! Best to the family!!!!
When the little one is of age, we will have to get down there again. And remember, you are welcome here anytime! Though I recommend you wait until the snow melts. Maybe August?
Dug
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 19th, '15, 14:17
by Hueso
Tony:
To many battle scars. I feel I've never won one.
Nav:
We have spare batteries but believe it or not, it can get a little boring after half an hour. About the resolution, I believe is Photobucket that will not let us zoom in and remember, it is only 14 mpx. At what time are you arriving. My youngest girl will be playing a volleyball tournament at the West side of the island during the weekend. For how long are you planning to stay? You can reach me at
abogadopr@hotmail.com or 787-810-6220.
Dug:
I have a friend in Minnesota and the photos he is sending me give me the chills, literally. If your boat is ready for August, definitely we have to plan a trip up there. I would love to see the finished job! (baby and boat). LOL
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 19th, '15, 18:01
by Navatech
I've sent you a text message to that number.
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 20th, '15, 12:28
by JimmyG
I want one bad but I have been waiting on the "next generation" GoPro is supposed to be developing one, how is it to control? coming from a non video game playing 55 year old man LOL ?
Re: Playing with drone
Posted: Feb 20th, '15, 12:50
by Hueso
Jimmy:
My friend has not allowed me to control it. ($1,500) However, I believe it is very user friendly. Once you have it off ground and you do not move the control joysticks, it hoovers in the same place helped by an internal gps. With a bit of practice you will be flying in no time.