Dang!! huge RC copter probably could lift you
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Oregon man questioned over his photography
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It only lifts 110. I lost 40 pounds, but don't think I can afford to lose that next 70.
I read a discussion a while back about how those octocopters can't lift something as heavy as a person, no matter how you design them. I wonder if two tied to your shoulders and two tied to your feet would work...?
Imagine the looks on people's faces while they're taking photos at some touristy waterfall, only to see some dude buzz by tied to an electric mini-helicopter with camera in hand. "Hi, my name is Tony, and you're watching Jackass."
The potential to see and capture images from angles no one has ever seen is an alluring siren's song.
I read a discussion a while back about how those octocopters can't lift something as heavy as a person, no matter how you design them. I wonder if two tied to your shoulders and two tied to your feet would work...?
Imagine the looks on people's faces while they're taking photos at some touristy waterfall, only to see some dude buzz by tied to an electric mini-helicopter with camera in hand. "Hi, my name is Tony, and you're watching Jackass."
The potential to see and capture images from angles no one has ever seen is an alluring siren's song.
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OK! how about this one?forester wrote:It only lifts 110. I lost 40 pounds, but don't think I can afford to lose that next 70.
I read a discussion a while back about how those octocopters can't lift something as heavy as a person, no matter how you design them. I wonder if two tied to your shoulders and two tied to your feet would work...?
Imagine the looks on people's faces while they're taking photos at some touristy waterfall, only to see some dude buzz by tied to an electric mini-helicopter with camera in hand. "Hi, my name is Tony, and you're watching Jackass."
The potential to see and capture images from angles no one has ever seen is an alluring siren's song.
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You folks ever seen the old building across Hy. 30 from the ramp that goes up to the St. John's Bridge? The old building that has moss on the roof in winter?
Anyway, I wanted to photograph it about a year ago, and a security guard said that photos were not allowed, due to fuel tanks behind it. He did say that photos could be taken from the other side of the highway, in which case it seemed odd to set any restrictions.
Anyway, I wanted to photograph it about a year ago, and a security guard said that photos were not allowed, due to fuel tanks behind it. He did say that photos could be taken from the other side of the highway, in which case it seemed odd to set any restrictions.
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Mayhem - you win! Great find... I love that guy floating around on his "helicopter" like a rag doll. I hope that all is well with you & your body!mayhem wrote:OK! how about this one?
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