hi guys
I see lots of awesome videos, so i decided to add mine
it s from my vacation in Montenegro. It s a bit windy cuz there were lost of winds so :SS

Montenegro FPV (7 min 15 sec)

Originally Posted by AeroRoo

Mate, that was really stupid parking 2 cars in the middle of the road on a bend. Someone could have come flying along there and taken you all out.

LOL!

Relax, its a private road that is gated and the owner of the property is right next to me flying. I would never park like that on a normal roadway.

cloud flight last weekend :

Beautiful weekend (4 min 24 sec)

Originally Posted by Aby

It s a bit windy cuz there were lost of winds so :SS

I could not have said it better myself

Mike

Here you get to see multiple great locations! The tunnel construction site behind our company is filmed quite often by me, but this time with the Disco it looked better than ever.
The 100m high smokestack made another great object to inspect. It's a landmark I often saw from the distance - GPS helped me than to take a closer look on all the antennas up there.
Last stop "the ancient romans quarry" is at a great spot where now open air theatre is set.

TBS Discovery visiting Semmering Tunnel construction site, powerplant and natural theatre in rocks (3 min 45 sec)

Greetings,
RCSchim

Last week I worked with a theatre project in Berlin, utilizing a FPV mQX. I used goggles, the audiences watched the flights on large projections. As it was quite small margins, I expected some mishaps, but I didn´t crash a single time when flying with audiences.

Here´s a rehearsal flight showing the theatre, dressing room, flying out the window and in again:

Rehearsing for The Problem (8 min 45 sec)

Here´s a flight from one of the live performances, flying out the window and in again.

The Problem (5 min 38 sec)

The fog is back (4 min 12 sec)

Beautifull ! I like that you have small roads with no utility poles in your fields, amkes for nice places to TO and land.

Bjeff: amazing piloting and the machine is quite stable. What freq your on for video ?

Originally Posted by carguy1994ca

Beautifull ! I like that you have small roads with no utility poles in your fields, amkes for nice places to TO and land.

Bjeff: amazing piloting and the machine is quite stable. What freq your on for video ?

Thank you Carguy.

Originally Posted by Bjeff

Last week I worked with a theatre project in Berlin, utilizing a FPV mQX. I used goggles, the audiences watched the flights on large projections. As it was quite small margins, I expected some mishaps, but I didn´t crash a single time when flying with audiences.

Here´s a rehearsal flight showing the theatre, dressing room, flying out the window and in again:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIwjz2gtP8o

Here´s a flight from one of the live performances, flying out the window and in again.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhJoOApzYwI

Impressively steady nerves in a high pressure situation, and skillful piloting.
What's the premise of the show?

ian

We had a chance to fly over on the Illinois side at the Chain of Rocks Bridge. With the water down on the Mississippi we flew from a large sand bar.

FPV CHAIN OF ROCKS BRIDGE (2 min 59 sec)

[QUOTE=carguy1994ca;
What freq your on for video ?[/QUOTE]

It´s 5.8.

[QUOTE=Daemon;
What's the premise of the show?

ian[/QUOTE]

Just referring to a press release probably written by a Norwegian:

Return Of The Problem is a performance about the making of a movie.

During a residency at the Theaterdiscounter in Berlin, seven Norwegian artists has turned the theatre into a film studio and prepared for the recordings of an experimental low budget feature film, called The Problem.

The Berlin recordings are the first in a row of several, eventually put together as a full length feature film.

After years of emphasising the authenticity of the live situation, Return Of The Problem is an attempt to re-enter fiction – without abandoning the audience.

A part of the problem is how to deal with eachother when some must pay to get in, while others benefit from their presence.

Once everyone is in, the shooting will begin and the situation will split in two.
This will generate a whole range of new problems, some prepared, and some accidental.

All problems will be accompanied by an original soundtrack composed by Svalastog.

Cast and Crew:
Trine Falch - The AD
Mona Solhaug - The Actress
Bo Krister Wallström - The Director of Photography
Per Henrik Svalastog - The Production Sound Mixer and Boom Operator
Gisle Frøysland - The Digital Imaging Technician and Visual Effects Supervisor
Anders Eiebakke - Drone Pilot
Marit Anna Evanger - The Stills Photographer and Continuity Person
Joy Harder - Clapper loader and Stage Prompter
Christopher Hewitt - The Producer and Photographer/Director of the making-of documentary.

Date: 21., 22., 23. September 2012
Time: 20:00
Place: Theaterdiscounter, Klosterstrasse 44, Berlin
Language: English, German and Norwegian
Supported by: The Norwegian Cultural Council

Return of The Problem is a PUBLIKUM production.

So by my read, the audience becomes part of the film they're watching..


Anyway, here's part 2 (of 2) of my low flying fun in Montana.

FPV - Tearing it up - part 2 (6 min 17 sec)

Usual stuff. Had to pull up to avoid a deer, scattered a few quail, got up close
and personal with the water..
Was broadcasting this one live and they told me it kept broadcasting after the "landing".
Sure enough. http://www.justin.tv/daemon42/b/331532496

ian

Thats wild!

Originally Posted by Daemon

Anyway, here's part 2 (of 2) of my low flying fun in Montana.
ian

You need to have a reliable video link for that nice trip !