Report: Helicopter crash on Daniel Island may have been caused by drone
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Busdriver
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Sounds fishy to me as well. Especially since the instructor seemed very specific about the make and model of the drone. Especially under the circumstances.
Now for my pet peeve of the day. When articles are written about a specific car, aircraft, drone, etc. at least use images of the actual make and model mentioned in the article. Does this look anything like a DJI Phantom?
Busdriver
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MORE Peeve -
Back in the day, I was part of a team working on a report for the Navy about the use of helo's .......blah blah blah. Not sure why I was assigned to the team cause I still don't know how 1 million parts flying in close proximity to one another actually works. But anyway, the first draft was ready and I was the first reviewer. I didn't even open the report because my first comment (on a bright pink stickey note) was "What is this doing on the cover? We work on for the good guys."
I was reprimanded for my "unprofessional behavior". He was reassigned.
Peeve out
Back in the day, I was part of a team working on a report for the Navy about the use of helo's .......blah blah blah. Not sure why I was assigned to the team cause I still don't know how 1 million parts flying in close proximity to one another actually works. But anyway, the first draft was ready and I was the first reviewer. I didn't even open the report because my first comment (on a bright pink stickey note) was "What is this doing on the cover? We work on for the good guys."
I was reprimanded for my "unprofessional behavior". He was reassigned.
Peeve out
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Busdriver
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HUGE online and community buzz about this. Pilots, helo instructors, aviation officials. Overwhelming response - B.S.
yrless
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My first reaction as well...it was er, uh a DJI Phantom 4 Pro with an ND8 filter and extra capacity batterySounds fishy to me as well. Especially since the instructor seemed very specific about the make and model of the drone. Especially under the circumstances.
Now for my pet peeve of the day. When articles are written about a specific car, aircraft, drone, etc. at least use images of the actual make and model mentioned in the article. Does this look anything like a DJI Phantom?
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