Test* flight of my Holy Stone HS550 5G WIFI FPV Drone w/ GPS 03-16-22 (1440p) (1) скачать в хорошем качестве

Test* flight of my Holy Stone HS550 5G WIFI FPV Drone w/ GPS 03-16-22 (1440p) (1)

Test* flight of my Holy Stone HS550 5G WIFI FPV Drone w/ GPS 03-16-22 (1440p) (1) Flight took place (launched anyway) in the airspace near a fùtbol (socker) pitch, an unused group of three baseball diamonds, and a canal located alongside W. Dakota Ave. (some true-blue total pantywaste has it spelled DACOTA on their mailbox very nearby, hahaha!!!) near N. Cedar Ave. in Fresno CA. USA at 8:20pm PDT 03-16-22 (or, "2022-03-16T08:20" or "2022 16 Mar." or even, "March 16, Twenty-Twisted Sticks" if you prefer). Weather conditions at flight time were mostly sunny, temperature was 54°F (12.2°C), and winds measured with my "rotten buffalo urnie yellow" portable digital anemometer were variable and steady at 2.00mph (3.22kph) at the surface. The music that you hear is zax from the Commodore Amiga computer demo, "Hardwired" by the Amiga demo groups Crionics & the Silents. I capped off the flight with the choon, "R2-D2 (Lives in My Ass)" by the Rochester NY. synth electropunk comedy act Worm Quartet. I use the choon from, "Hardwired" relatively frequently for my drone flights simply because I love the living tweedle out of it. :-) This product is not audio (sound)-sensitive in any manner; the music may safely be ignored or even muted if it makes you become piddled off or causes your ears to bleed. ;-) While I was flying the drone, I "heard" a jingle for Bob's Discount Furniture but with altered lyrics. To wit: ♪ Bob's Bob-O-Pedics ♪ ♪ From your åš#Ø£€ to your pənµs ♪ ♪ Some dimbulb fv¢kw€€d poo-poo'ed in a vase!!! ♪ {~850ms delay} ♪ Bob's Bob-O-Pedics! ♪ For this flight, I used the app called, "M RC PRO" instead of Ophelia Go. More info. on my website about the Holy Stone HS550 5G WIFI FPV Drone w/ GPS at http://ledmuseum.net/drondaze/hs550.htm, the HeiyRC DST-01 RGW Universal Drone Strobe Light at http://www.ledmuseum.net/drondaze/hei..., and the Professional Instruments Anemometer at http://www.ledmuseum.net/drondaze/ane... Test because I just wanted to see if the "unwanted yaw" issue that plagued last night's flight was still happening. And the results are in, folks. The "unwanted yaw" issue appears to have just been an unfortunate fluke; it did NOT occur in this flight. :-) HOWEVER I did experience a near-fly away toward the end of the flight! Fortunately, I was able to save the drone and bring it in for a landing.