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So it happened...
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[Image: 9x1Xxg5YpSbmtuk23]That time you totally are gonna nail that powerloop of a tree, only to find that yeah... You did not.


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#2
That sir, should qualify for the highly sought-after tree-hugger award
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(07-Jan-2018, 05:47 AM)RENOV8R Wrote: That sir, should qualify for the highly sought-after tree-hugger award

Lol! I wondered how people got those, but never bothered to search. Yea, wound up knocking it down with a few rocks. Thought of just burning it to the ground, but, you know... Arson and all.
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#4
Basketball is usually good for this.

Because of this reason, I disable my small_angle now. So I can arm and spin motors in case I accidentally disarm.
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#5
Everyone should have one of these[Image: 314uDOgpZPL.jpg]
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(07-Jan-2018, 07:56 AM)voodoo614 Wrote: Basketball is usually good for this.

Because of this reason, I disable my small_angle now. So I can arm and spin motors in case I accidentally disarm.

Lol, that was my next step. Was logging my new setup after turning off filters, and thought I'd get a little frisky. Went super well... Lol. Darn filters. Found out that one motor was getting hot and swapped it out and BOOM! No more noisy logs!!

(07-Jan-2018, 09:13 AM)JukeJoint Wrote: Everyone should have one of these[Image: 314uDOgpZPL.jpg]

+1 for that! Tried, but like the rest of the t-wrex, it was simply too short.. lol
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#7
   
My lady got me this shirt for xmas.. love it!..
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#8
We've all been there.  There was a video going around for a while about an air cannon that shot bean bags specifically made for getting quads out of trees if memory serves.  As much time as I spend in trees I should probably have one.  I have gone to the extent of cutting the tree down (I was going to remove it anyway) to get one of mine back. Big Grin
"Damn the torpedoes!!!  Full speed ahead!!!"
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(07-Jan-2018, 02:53 PM)sirdude Wrote: We've all been there.  There was a video going around for a while about an air cannon that shot bean bags specifically made for getting quads out of trees if memory serves.  As much time as I spend in trees I should probably have one.  I have gone to the extent of cutting the tree down (I was going to remove it anyway) to get one of mine back. Big Grin

Damnit man, lol. My buddies was in a tree for damn near a month. Rain, sun, a bit of snow. Battery still plugged in. Got it down and the damn thing worked perfect. Battery was shot, but all else was 100%. Might be getting DYS for my next build... Lol
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#10
In Canada, you need a permit to chop down a tree. Even if it's on your own property!!
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#11
(07-Jan-2018, 06:53 PM)RENOV8R Wrote: In Canada, you need a permit to chop down a tree. Even if it's on your own property!!

Sounds lame, but I like where they are going with that
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#12
(07-Jan-2018, 06:58 PM)s3npai Wrote: Sounds lame, but I like where they are going with that

Same here in the States depending on where you live. I have to get a permit, although free, to cut down a tree (not trim) on the sidewalk even though it is my property.
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#13
well this one was going to come down anyway and quite likely on my house.  As far as I know, I do not need a permit to remove a tree on my property.  If I do, I've been breaking the law for years!  Oh well. Rolleyes
"Damn the torpedoes!!!  Full speed ahead!!!"
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#14
(07-Jan-2018, 09:13 AM)JukeJoint Wrote: Everyone should have one of these[Image: 314uDOgpZPL.jpg]

Hahaha! LOL

Do they come in 20 meter versions too?

I once was even going to use my heavy-lifter drone to get my fixed-wing out of a pine tree at some 20 meters high. But in between the trial run and the planned actual rescue attempt, a tree surgeon had already retrieved it for me...
https://ericflies.blogspot.nl/2017/10/ow...trees.html
Flying: S500 (self built), GDU Byrd, Heliway H902S, Hubsan H501S X4, GB X150, FuriBee GT90 Fire Dancer
On the bench: Durafly Tundra, FuriBee F90 Wasp, Q380 (self built)
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(08-Jan-2018, 12:14 PM)ericje Wrote: Hahaha! LOL

Do they come in 20 meter versions too?

I once was even going to use my heavy-lifter drone to get my fixed-wing out of a pine tree at some 20 meters high. But in between the trial run and the planned actual rescue attempt, a tree surgeon had already retrieved it for me...
https://ericflies.blogspot.nl/2017/10/ow...trees.html

Not gonna lie, had to Google tree surgeon. But lol, that's awesome!
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