Chris, Wayne and Mike offer up a quick review of the Parrot mini drone,some winter flying tips and the usual crash stories
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That is how I got in. I'd love to buy more top $ stuff but I honestly don't see the point.
As you guys said. Go flying and have a great time.
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1: Have a simple mic check before you start with one person designated as the “ear”.
2: Use an audio compressor on your microphones during recording; this (with a little tweaking) would force each mic to output nearly the same level.
3: In post-production you could run a compressor on each channel/main mix (depending on how you record). I like to use Audacity as it’s free and works great for Podcasts.
A compressor/limiter is your friend for all the crazy shenanigans the group discusses!
Thanks for all you do!
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First World Problem. Thank God if this was the worst problem in your life that day.I'm not responding to earlier commenters, I'm just mentioning it so the FT guys don't feel bad if they didn't capture a perfect show. The audio was tough but I got enough of it to be able to follow.
I was a bit bothered by the account of the airplane landing - I mean crashing - on top of the lumberyard building and catching fire. I think there is a real warning in there. FPV - what if the crashed vehicle starts a fire or forest fire because of LIPOS. The seriousness of the risk of LIPOS kind of brought my internal (never to be resolved) ongoing debate of Fuel Versus Electric into balance - I think the LIPO hazard is a serious concern. Wonder what the next battery technology will be - presumably safer. There is no fire extinguisher you can buy that puts a LIPO fire out. Not even the most exotic chemical extinguisher.
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