Well, today before they let us fly they mentioned that they knew that most of us were just learning and crashes might happen. Oh, and that trees tend to not move out of the way if your quadcopter is heading right at them. Truth.
After all the safety and info talk I finally worked with an actual instructor who took me through the process of turning it on, calibrating the compass, getting it up in the air, doing a few jazzy things like making it fly in a circle shape, and then landing.
And while the woods were right there and I could tell that the quadcopter gods were seriously thinking of sending me into its depths, my instructor only had to say something once.
"Don't forget about the pole with the transformer you're heading towards!"
I didn't hit it, happily, and good times were had by all.
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HI kali. Great painting. Do you know anything about ArtPal?? And keep churning out those little tree paintings. Theay re cute!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHey, Rafael. I hadn't heard of ArtPal. I have some things available on Zazzle. http://www.zazzle.com/kaliparsons/gifts
DeleteI'm loving doing the trees. I think I want to do a series of birds, flowers, and not sure what else right now.
I found my watercolor pencils last night so I think I'll give them a try soon. I'm glad you sparked my interest in them again a little while back.
Have a lovely day!!!
Kali