Hi guys, with the advent of our new drone rules, who is using a spotter whilst flying FPV.
I like to have a spotter purely for the reason when I have to ditch the quad they can tell me where I crashed it 
*Edit: for the benefit of @notveryprettyboy
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We are…
@notveryprettyboy
@DeanoG60
@Steviegeek
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Guys, my A2 cofc in now in the bin 
Oh well, I’ll reflect back on what a win the poll tax was, seem to remember that as a winner too.
Is that a dig at me 
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if? 
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If you fly on and over private land, not accessible by the general public, I think that this can be considered a sterile flying environment and a dedicated spotter is not required. This is how we intend to operate at my model flying club after the 29th. This is assuming we’re not all trampled in the rush to get to the flight box.
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No @ziceman not a dig at you. It was a bit of a joke between me and my quad retrievers @notveryprettyboy and @Steviegeek lol
*Edit lol
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What’s your point Dave? Your nearly as cryptic as @milkmanchris
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Dean. I meant “when you crash” not if
I know lol I even made the edit to my original post lol
Don’t you mean quad retrievers?
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That too lol
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Just invited/waisted £1600 on DJI’s latest, struggling to find i spotter to be able to fly the bloody thing.
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Awww mate. That’s terrible 
I hope you find a spotter.
Pity you live far from me. I have loads of permissions and acres and acres of private farm land to fly on. You would have been most welcome to join me.
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Once this lockdown is over and the GADC meetups section re opens you’ll be fine mate, plenty of people willing to meetup for a flight 
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I love flying on my own, but it’s better I find the more there is
Moi
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Cheers bud, roll on end of lockdown I’ll be over.
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