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testing the ripsaw

First time flying in the woods, crashed a few times but came away a better pilot than i was when i went into them, will be woods flying from now on

Really wish I had held that flip a little longer had the perfect momentum to let it ride out

first time ive seen my drone fly because im usually in the goggles

went to the top of the hill today and never walked a meter

some stick time at the cairn o mount

1st fpv flight, after 10 hours in a simulator, didnt crash i was taking it very easy

testing the ripsaw

testing the ripsaw hd

testing the ripsaw hd

some footage of a steam train, the train i believe is used for events and i think this link is the train https://preservedbritishsteamlocomotives.com/andrew-barclay-works-no-1863-no-1-0-4-0st/

Local tourist steam train, i believe this is the train in question https://preservedbritishsteamlocomotives.com/andrew-barclay-works-no-1863-no-1-0-4-0st/

Brother managed to capture some lightening, one strike then happened close and lost signal to the drone, not recommended, this is a cut from the video

Testing 5k on the bridge of dun Auto Settings

Bridge of Dun

Bridge of Dun was founded on 7 June 1785 and completed on 27 January 1787. It is an elegant Gothic design worthy of a major road, the policies of a large house, or an urban setting, and its location on a minor road of no importance is difficult to comprehend. It is a stone bridge of three arches with unusual columned supports to refuges over the cut-waters on either side of the main span. The parapets are detailed with castellated features. The contract price was £3128. Data taken from https://canmore.org.uk/site/131462/bridge-of-dun

Bridge of Dun was founded on 7 June 1785 and completed on 27 January 1787. It is an elegant Gothic design worthy of a major road, the policies of a large house, or an urban setting, and its location on a minor road of no importance is difficult to comprehend. It is a stone bridge of three arches with unusual columned supports to refuges over the cut-waters on either side of the main span. The parapets are detailed with castellated features. The contract price was £3128. Data taken from https://canmore.org.uk/site/131462/bridge-of-dun