There are probably as many opinions on this subject as there are members of the site
Personally, for my DJIs I inspect the blades before and after every flight, and only change them if there is any visible damage to them. Normally I change the entire set, but keep the undamaged ones as spares.
For my FPVs however, while I still inspect them, they tend to be more resilient to minor nicks and bends so I may still fly with minor damage to them.
we had thought of that but i travel quite a bit and i don’t think it is fair to have pets if you can’t look after it properly.
I was away for five month this year ( the only reason i was not able to be at the GADC meet) and the garden was being looked after by me friend who house sat for me, but when I returned there was crap everywhere. Worst thing was that every time they came round for a shite the activated the cameras and a short video of it was sent to me phone.
I never realised that you could get so much from two small cats… if i still had hair id would be tearing it out by the handful.
Good news is I have told the wife that if there in a club meet next year I’m not missing it… I want to be there… even if i do end up with a pink tutu …
This is what I told my missus when she was complaining of the same thing. Didn’t work. She now has alien cat shit in her garden and random cat puke all over the house.