In this episode we sit down with guest Eric Monroe and talk about Hobby King, multirotors, the future of drones, some behind the scene stories from FliteTest and the hot new products from the Nuremburg Toy Fair!!
Aquacopter video
Eric Monroe's Article post
Lakewood Ohio drone crisis
Interesting hobby related TED Talks
Nurnburg Toy Fair
Log In to reply
Love these PodCasts BTW!!!
It's just very hard to go back and listen to something I didn't catch because
I can't pinpoint the last few words that gave me the idea I wanted to chase.....
and listen in on my PC, so have no notion if it is easier or different on other platforms.
Log In to reply
There are other free podcast managers out there if you google them, listening to the podcast through the little slider on the top of this page is probably the worst option.
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Chris- FT Afterhours
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
Log In to reply
The discussion was candid, honest and extemporaneous. rich with information and insight. Eric Monroe was a great addition to the podcast. He came across as real professional that has worked hard to get to the level where he is and he's not afraid to give his opinion of things. And Alex has come a long way in being a natural on the microphone. Chris R is very good at keeping the show rolling and on point. Listening to the near 100 minutes of this episode went by as if it were 30 minutes. And lastly, I loved the fact that they covered IN DEPTH the questions and topics they were asked about (especially about HK and Eric's experiences with the Multirotors, helis and the FAA...it was fascinating!).
This episode, as with all of the "After Hours" episodes, seems to cover more ground than the regular FliteTest podcasts because it's unencumbered by the need to listen to voice mails. I, for one, like that. I know you guys want to reach out to the community and all, but I, for one, think the voice mail aspect of the regular podcasts is a net negative to the show. Listening to 20 minutes of voice mails, with a recap of each question, where the caller was from, did you pronounce the name right, what was the question again, love the guys accent, thanking the community for the millionth time, on and on and on.... I feel you could easily just read out loud and answer 15 questions in the same amount of time it takes to listen and answer 5 voice mails.
Just my 2 cents.
You all do a great job with FliteTest...you really do.
You are well loved, and you all give back to the community in spades.
I'm inspired, elevated and entertained.
Keep the great work!
Log In to reply
An mSRx isnt a direct follower to the mSR, it is another thing. It is designed to not stabalize itself.
Log In to reply