Ruining the hobby for everyone 

thank you for your service

Me too lol

You're ruining the hobby by not charging your packs the night before so you can fly WITH your coffee!

I'm constantly ruining the hobby! Everytime I fly it feels like I ruin another part of the hobby, for myself. Breaking frames, ruining props, motors and cameras. The hobby is so ruined for me sometimes..... But then theres the un-ruining of the hobby! I do that too, alot, feels like I fix stuff more than I ruin it sometimes!

I'm having coffee right now. Would you like to guess what I'm doing next? Yep. I'm going out to ruin the hobby.

Loose lips sink ships...

Actually they care about Control. So there u have it from a 6 yr. vet. The Gov wants to control you. Have fun while you can. And I'm 66 . GFL

Buying yourself toffee again huh....

May I have a half melted worthers paps lol 😂

Ya don't listen to him he ruined the hobby in his own country 😂rebel....i saw u wreaking havoc with ur sub 250 high speed park rips endangering the public....u pyscho how do u sleep at night 🫡👻

I hear he's ruining the hobby for us

@@grimripperrr 100% ☠️ destroying it internationally 👻💨🤣

Ahahaha eyes like an eagle, you just have to trust him 😂. ❤❤

He's awesome.

Age is just a number, we are here alive, we have to make what make us happy :D Hope you find that spots you lookin for, mutch health and Good Rides ma man, big Hug from Portugal

well thanks for ruining my hobby of ruining your hobby of ruining my hobby

I got mine but I don't broadcast my call sign so I'm ruining the hobyy

Favorite RU-vidr's, not just fpv related.

Yes! And you are probably ruining RU-vid for everybody. Thanks for calling out the idiocy.

@@AndrewTwoBrew who the duck are you 2 brew??? Dont you know you guys already ruined the old tube?! These guys are trying to make it something like worthwile again. Until you start posting quality content, keep your imbecile self, to yourself. Thank you. 🖕

putting you on my top 8

@@grimripperrr ♥

Tom is still my friend.

Thanks Izzy

I just threw my drones in the trash

damn, and I wanted to fly my drones this weekend, I guess I won't be able to.

@grimripperrr Find another hobby I guess? I've clearly ruined this one

They’re from Dayton Ohio.

How do you know that I filmed that footage?

I’m not a lawyer, I just play one on TV

@@grimripperrr haha

Hi Farmer, Dairy, Dairy Farmer, hope you are well. You say the drone rules are stifling advances in tech, but then you say, we have the research and the tech?!!? No-one is going to invest more and set what up exactly? Are you really willing to pay a drone pilot several times a week? Or, why don't you buy a drone, and use it on your land yourself? Measure your pastures with it yourself, spray them too when you like with it, and you know what, maybe even use it to seed your pastures or whatever else you need to do? Who would stop you? Or would you be breaking the rules? But who would know either way?? I'd love to hear more about all of the above.

@@ragndroneman Research has been funded showing images collected from a drone can be turned into kg DM/Ha. Much like the satellite images commonly used today, the down side to satellite is cloud cover. The part I’m unsure of, is how to convert a jpg photo into accurate kg DM/Ha. The solution is unlikely to be released unless drone rules are relaxed or they could been seen to be promoting breaking the law. I have an Air 3, I can use waypointmap to import a waypoint mission, then use Image Composite Editor to stich these images together (all free). Using that as a transparent underlay I can create accurate maps in AutoCAD. The part I’m missing to measure grass covers is the software to turn that image into kg DM/Ha. I use my drones on the farm weekly. One useful task is finding leaking water troughs. I got a call yesterday from a neighbour who was doing some land drainage, he asked if I could fly over and map it for him. Hypothetically if I was to do these tasks, the farm is several km across and the neighbour is 4.4km away. The difference between a successful Farmer and a failed one, is knowing which rules to break and when. I grew up in the 80’s, a few of us had RC cars, I had the Tamiya 1/12 Midnight Pumpkin Monster Truck. We’d go down to the local shopping centre and rip them around. The reactions we got were no different to drone operators today. Yes, we had some Karen’s even back then.

Better answer would be “did you follow the rules” “Id like an attorney present before I answer any questions”

bars

Drones were used for warfare before we had a hobby though. I don’t think they ruined it for us either lol

I think we should define “ruining the hobby” because it’s a pretty broad statement. Guns are also used in war and I have no issue getting one of those in the USA. Furthermore a lot of technology we use everyday was originally developed for war. The internet itself was funded by ARPA, now DARPA

Sony FX3 and the lens I used for this is the Tamron 28-70 2.8 I also have a Sony 16-35 4.0

I think it might stress animals out and I don’t think factory farming is good, but I’m not gonna leave a comment on your video telling you what to do.

I dont think its thatmuch worse than scaring them away normaly maybe a little more stress. (Aslong as you dont chase them for long periods of time / get too close). I think other land animals care alot more since they prob can hear better?

damn it helped me socialize too

I am not familiar with the laws in Portugal for drones, so I’d make sure you’re aware of them. In the USA we have a few rules we have to follow and basically some of the rules are flexible to a point. For example there are some pilots here that will fly without a visual observer, and the FAA doesn’t have the resources to realistically enforce that rule with everyone, so as long as pilots aren’t doing anything super dangerous like flying over people or along busy roads, then usually there’s no issue. But if you do a lot of very dangerous things with your drone and you post it to the internet, it’s going to make it easier for the FAA to penalize you for doing something reckless. Also even if you don’t post anything to the internet, I’d still advise against doing anything that could potentially cause harm to someone else because if an accident were to happen, you’d be in trouble. Also in the United States if you fly FPV with a DJI video system you don’t technically need a HAM license because DJI has an FCC stamp that allows for their hardware to be used without the operator having a HAM license, but I don’t know how it is in Portugal.

@@grimripperrr hello ma friend and tank you for your help! With category c1 we need to do drone and pilot register and do a free test online, dont get high than 120 meter and dont fly at more that 60kmh... I think is only that! With drones more than 900gr we need online test and presential test too! And maybe some more! I am new to this hobby! I dont wanna fly more than 120m high, is limit here.., i dont wanna go to restricted areas or near! And where i live is a lot of forests and some locations! I want to get far from houses and all! Maybe is better register i dont know 😝 i will see...! If no register etc only dji and Some radars can see is somthing in the air?? Or if you crash some property or car... Or some neighbor get angry! Police here is Basic,maybe dont know the drone laws too... Its a risc, but.... I have to read more, i am confuse yet, one more time, tank you so mutch, your videos are Very good, keep doying it ;) hug

No cop no stop

I haven't really flown this drone much yet because it's an LR build, but the drone was given to me by someone and I trust their judgement on hardware so they are probably good.