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Na that’s a wind up who’d ever believe that 
Yes I knew I knew , I was testing you guys 
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Have you been back to look, get @clinkadink Chris to help he is an expert at recovering/not recovering lost drones 
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I’m assessing tomorrow now heads fried today 
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You got me 
| Drones Recovered * | 14 |
|---|---|
| Drones not Recovered ** | 1 |
| Success Rate | 93.33% |
* 13 instances of which were my own drone 
** My 100.3 mph Mini 2
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Really 
Mostly due to my own stupid fault! 
Yeah I vouch to a few of them 
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I’m sure I follow you on YT I see one I think we’re you lost it in the wind !
You missed a classic 2 weeks ago. Clipped a shipping container, lost a prop, uncontrollable flat spin and crashed 30 feet over the other side of a 6 foot spikey metal fence on private land. I got it back. Then decided it was safer with the M2P … and somehow stuffed it into a 50’ conifer whilst doing a parallax shoot. I got that back too. Both are out of action, but I have received the new parts.
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Isn’t it lambourne photography on YT @clinkadink
Yes, that’s my channel. Haven’t put any content out for 3 months, but loads to edit. Been distracted over the summer.
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Yes I see “ in barbie pink “
No yr vids are great love the narration , I have left you a few comments on there before , I find yr channel very calming 
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Like me the other day in flip flops in brambles looking for my drone
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Hmm sounds like one of my flying days
Okay, here’s a much cheaper one:
With good old infrared to see through the murky depths.
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Surely using the radar display not the map is easier here? Just turn it so the drone arrow points to the centre of the circle. Then its pointed directly home.
Also the OP mentions coming back high from now on - thats not always a great idea if theres wind. Winds tend to be stronger higher up.