Am I the only one that laughed while watching the Eagle fly in from the horizon to smack down the drone?
Later,
Dan
Nope!:lol:
Would you shoot one down for invading your privacy ?
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Nope!:lol:
Clayton
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We used a trick, back home, to keep chicken hawks out. Monofiliment fishing line zig zaged back and forth, as high as you can. Maybe put up some light poles to raise them up. The hawk could see them and avoid them. the drone pilot looking at that little screen can't see them. But, he sure can fly into them. Takes a court order, more expensive than a drone, to get it back. Good luck.
RT Firefly
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I thought it was great and if you go frame by frame you can see the Eagle present talons forward. That was no accident.
Who knows, that drone just might have been peekin' in the wrong nest.
Certainly an easier and less risky way to case the joint than by dinghy, eh?
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THD, This is the one I decided to sell: Waterproof Splash Drone Autonomous Version | Urban Drones
We sold two of them in a week. I haven't even got it on my website yet.
I found another use for them. Offshore fishermen are using them to scout for weed lines where dolphin (mahi mahi) hang out. From above the weed lines stand out as an orange streak on the water.
We sold two of them in a week. I haven't even got it on my website yet.
I found another use for them. Offshore fishermen are using them to scout for weed lines where dolphin (mahi mahi) hang out. From above the weed lines stand out as an orange streak on the water.
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I`ll alert the sea eagles and larger cormorants.
