ukimalefu wrote:jkahless wrote:
Nice toy, I wouldn't trust it.![]()
Yeah, yeah, wait for version 2.0. Shut up Kirk.
Nah, it's more along the lines of in rough weather, that thing would break.
ukimalefu wrote:jkahless wrote:
Nice toy, I wouldn't trust it.![]()
Yeah, yeah, wait for version 2.0. Shut up Kirk.
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Kirk wrote: How to eat a tree in 30 seconds.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/krulwich/2014/ ... in-seconds
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... YKg0gbRFns
user wrote: He's lucky his expensive drone didn't get blasted out of the sky.
DEyncourt wrote:user wrote: He's lucky his expensive drone didn't get blasted out of the sky.
I don't think he was taking TOO much of a chance. I think that such lightweight drones probably could take anything short of a direct hit from the initial exploding fireworks shell, and he kept his drone outside of that zone (well, most of time). While secondary fireworks explosions look dramatic they get nearly all their momentum from that initial explosion.
While this video did not show this (at least not in any of the parts that got on YouTube), the biggest problem I see would be if a drone pilot flew his drone far UNDER the explosion zone of the fireworks because a yet-to-explode fireworks shell might get deflected in an unexpected and possibly dangerous direction.
Ribtor wrote: Leather Tuscadero.
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macuser wrote: Blondie - the making of Heart Of Glass
http://youtu.be/2K4zdG0QfOA
Fascinating. I didn't know the dropped beat was a result of a splicing accident.