=== Let's Drone Out — Episode 53 ===
Title: Ep53 - Happy Birthday Hangout
Recorded: 2016-09-01
Hosts: Jae "Chipko", Jack "Brightontillifly" Nash, Tony "TheTonstar1" Marchant
Guest(s): (none recorded)
Total audience: 1,844
Platforms: SoundCloud (http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/281616134-letsdroneout-ep53-happy-birthday-hangout.mp3)
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Jack, Jae, and occasionally Tony host the first show of the second year of LDO, just before the inaugural LDO Drone Games!
Mentioned videos are;
https://youtu.be/SyXRylYbXkU?t=1m
https://youtu.be/v5aMT9MBfZI?t=27s

[0.66] Jack: Let's drone out.
[2.66] Jack: If you're wondering what I'm up to,
[10.26] Jack: I've made it to Shafu status, and my buttons on my Taranis have sunk in and broken.
[19.26] Jack: So my Taranis no longer works, which really does such.
[26.26] Jae: Ouch. So what are you going to be doing for this weekend?
[29.26] Jae: Because it is the Let's Drone Out Games where we're actually going to be...
[33.26] Jae: If we can get some live chat on here, we are looking for different games to play.
[36.26] Jae: So someone came up today.
[39.26] Jae: Are you going to be able to fly any of these?
[41.26] Jae: Yeah, yeah, it was a 250 size quad beer lift competition,
[47.26] Jae: and the winner has to drink the beer.
[49.26] Jae: So in other words, whoever's winning different things,
[51.26] Jae: everyone's going to win different events because people are going to start getting drunk.
[54.26] Jae: Don't fly drunk, people. It's not fun.
[56.26] Jae: And avoid your insurance.
[59.26] Jae: But yeah, there's some other ones like trying to cut a weight off of a quad.
[64.26] Jae: So you've got to try and lose a cargo. That was a good one.
[68.26] Jae: Yeah, there's some interesting ideas. I think there's an egg and drain race.
[71.26] Jae: There's some others in there, limbo and all sorts.
[73.26] Jae: So we're open to suggestions.
[76.26] Jae: The trouble with me is I've not had a weekend at home where I can rest and relax.
[79.26] Jae: So I've been waking up in Hidden Valley in the back of a car and in a tent.
[85.26] Jae: And I've been all over and trying to find new flying spots around a new city.
[90.26] Jae: It's pretty bad.
[91.26] Jae: Quite interesting.
[92.26] Jae: You know, we've had a whole year on the air and I haven't made everyone.
[95.26] Jae: You've made most of them.
[96.26] Jae: Pretty much 99.9% of them, I think.
[98.26] Jae: Yeah.
[99.26] Jae: Yeah, it's weird how it's a year on and how much has changed in the hobby, the industry.
[106.26] Jae: We've had people come and go every time.
[109.26] Jae: An adventurous person.
[110.26] Jae: And thank you to all the listeners because that's who's making it work.
[114.26] Jae: The very sponsors as well, I suppose.
[116.26] Jack: And sponsors, yep.
[118.26] Jae: Yeah, yeah.
[119.26] Jack: Gotta remember, those guys, you know, helped us.
[123.26] Jack: Yeah.
[124.26] Jack: You know, paid our way for us to bring a show on.
[128.26] Jae: I suppose it's not just us talking, is it?
[130.26] Jae: There's editors.
[131.26] Jae: There's a lot of people involved in some way or another over time.
[134.26] Jae: Even the platform to run it on and carry on with SharpStream and stuff like that.
[139.26] Jae: It's a journey through many people to make this happen.
[143.26] Jae: Brett, you, largely Jack.
[147.26] Jack: Now my Google Hangouts chat message thing to Tony is no longer working.
[154.26] Jack: Like, I literally give up.
[156.26] Jack: I don't have another way of sending Tony a message.
[161.26] Jae: Oh, hold on a second.
[162.26] Jae: We have Tony on the line, I believe.
[165.26] Jae: Tony.
[166.26] Jae: I am here, you idiot.
[167.26] Jae: There we go.
[168.26] Jack: Oh my god, I got Tony to use technology.
[172.26] Jae: Team V is still back, at least in full capacity.
[176.26] Tony: Still, what the hell is going on?
[179.26] Tony: Am I recording?
[180.26] Tony: Should I record myself?
[181.26] Tony: You don't have to.
[182.26] Jack: It's full recording on YouTube.
[185.26] Jae: To be honest, we just thought, this is a different thing when you're on.
[189.26] Jae: We'll try something different for our birthday.
[191.26] Jae: Yeah.
[192.26] Tony: Is that what we're doing?
[194.26] Tony: Yeah.
[195.26] Jae: We're trying not to get everything working on time and stuff, but that's how we've always
[199.26] Jack: done it.
[200.26] Jack: I don't think he doesn't love us anymore and doesn't trust me with the login.
[205.26] Jae: He does, because we've had changes.
[210.26] Jae: We've had changes.
[212.26] Tony: I think it's the goddamn trains again, isn't it?
[217.26] Jae: Well, he was affected by Thameslink, the other train operator to cause issues.
[224.26] Jack: Oh, are available.
[227.26] Jae: Yeah.
[228.26] Tony: Have we started properly then, or not?
[231.26] Jae: Kind of, yeah.
[232.26] Jae: We had an intro, yeah.
[234.26] Jae: You were a large copy of conversation at Tony, because, interestingly enough, this is how
[238.26] Jae: it all started, if you've not heard from the start.
[241.26] Jae: Jack, myself and Tony were down at Jack's, where you're seeing the video from, and we
[245.26] Jae: all sat around with some microphones and recorded our first show.
[248.26] Jae: That was the night I was going back on the train at 3am after leaving Brighton at midnight,
[254.26] Jae: flying a drone on the train.
[256.26] Jae: I'm not sure if we're allowed to.
[257.26] Jae: There was no sign saying I couldn't fly it whilst the train was travelling at 70 miles
[261.26] Jae: an hour.
[262.26] Jae: 80 miles an hour.
[263.26] Jae: And it was dead.
[264.26] Jae: There was nobody in there.
[265.26] Jae: I thought, why not?
[266.26] Jae: Yeah.
[267.26] Jae: I like what you're trying to figure out, how many laws...
[271.26] Jae: Well, I was seeing it relatively.
[273.26] Jae: I've flown it at 70 miles an hour on a 3-cell battery, because it was only 3-cell at the
[277.26] Jae: time, which is pretty impressive.
[279.26] Tony: So you were flying in the train?
[283.26] Jae: Yeah.
[284.26] Jae: Well, I had all my stuff coming down for the show.
[286.26] Jae: It was definitely down there.
[287.26] Jae: And on the way back, I thought, after recording the first step on this drone now, I've got
[290.26] Jae: to fly.
[291.26] Jae: There was nowhere else to do it.
[292.26] Jae: It was empty.
[293.26] Jae: There was someone snoring all the way down.
[294.26] Jae: I didn't fly it down the passenger or anything.
[296.26] Jae: I just hovered it from one table to another next to me.
[299.26] Jae: But, I mean, it was travelling at whatever speed the train was, so technically it was
[303.26] Jae: flying that fast.
[304.26] Jae: But it wasn't.
[305.26] Jae: So I was bored.
[306.26] Jae: I'd already had three hours on the way down.
[308.26] Jae: My laptop died on the way down, so I couldn't play a sim on the way back.
[311.26] Jae: So what else would I like to do?
[313.26] Jae: You've got to fly wherever.
[315.26] Jae: But I checked for signs on the side of the train.
[319.26] Jae: It's not going to the current UK regulations because it's CIA.
[323.26] Jae: It was indoors.
[325.26] Jae: So, yeah.
[327.26] Jae: I checked.
[328.26] Tony: So is it travelling 70 miles an hour relative to you or relative to someone outside?
[334.26] Tony: To you, isn't it?
[335.26] Jae: Somebody outside.
[336.26] Jae: No.
[337.26] Jae: To me, it's not.
[338.26] Tony: No, yes.
[339.26] Tony: To you.
[340.26] Tony: It's horrifying, isn't it?
[342.26] Jae: Maybe someone should try to do one of the mag trains, the high speed trains, and brake
[346.26] Jae: the...
[347.26] Jae: It's pointless.
[348.26] Jae: Don't bother.
[349.26] Tony: No, because you could theoretically bike a drone's speed record by going on a fast train,
[359.26] Tony: hovering it, and that means you're actually flying...
[362.26] Tony: But, you know...
[363.26] Tony: I don't know.
[364.26] Tony: What is the top speed of a drone?
[365.26] Tony: I've seen 106 mile an hour, I think.
[368.26] Jae: Which is what?
[369.26] Jae: 250 kilometers or something.
[371.26] Jae: Yeah, 150.
[373.26] Tony: So what's the high speed train go at?
[376.26] Jae: 400 kilometers.
[377.26] Jae: I don't know.
[378.26] Jae: You can get a stupidly fast one, but at least 200 kilometers an hour.
[382.26] Jae: So at least 100, 200.
[384.26] Jae: Yeah, probably at least 150 miles an hour.
[388.93] Jack: I think some of the first ones...
[390.93] Jae: Brilliant train.
[391.93] Jae: I'm no trainsporter, but I think the fastest is like 860 kilometers per hour, a Japanese
[398.93] Jae: one or something.
[400.93] Jae: But let's face it, you're not.
[402.93] Jae: You're hovering.
[403.93] Jae: You're only hovering, Tony.
[404.93] Jae: You can only get around it by saying, well, relatively, it's flying fast.
[408.93] Tony: Yeah, but we could brake...
[410.93] Tony: We could brake the speed.
[412.93] Jae: Brake some laws, probably.
[416.93] Jae: Let's brake some laws.
[418.93] Jack: This weekend, Tony attaches a rocket to his drone.
[422.93] Jack: Yeah.
[423.93] Jack: Yeah, that would work.
[425.93] Jack: Invite the Guinness World Records down.
[428.93] Jack: Let's see how many laws he's broken.
[432.93] Jae: You can actually buy rocket planes and fire a rocket on a plane.
[441.93] Jae: They've actually been available quite some time.
[444.93] Jae: So you could theoretically just get in a hover, put a load of rockets on one side.
[448.93] Jae: As long as you can maintain your pitch and stuff, you'd probably be able to fly it fast,
[455.93] Jae: forward.
[457.93] Jae: Excellent.
[461.3] Tony: So what are you doing with your trainer so I can see you doing stuff there, do you?
[465.3] Jack: Oh, my buttons broke.
[467.3] Jack: You know, like on the...
[469.3] Tony: Oh, what, they pushed through?
[471.3] Jack: Yeah, mine finally pushed through.
[473.3] Jack: Like Carlos.
[475.3] Tony: Yeah, mine's done it as well.
[477.3] Tony: Brad has done it.
[478.3] Tony: Brad has used to use a lighter.
[480.3] Tony: He used to stick his light, you know, take the lighter off and then stick the...
[485.3] Jae: Tony, could you like dress up a bit more for the birthday bash?
[488.3] Jae: Did you think a tank top was appropriate?
[492.3] Tony: A tank top is a mess.
[496.3] Jack: I don't know which is worse.
[498.3] Tony: A tank top.
[500.3] Jack: It's hot.
[501.3] Jack: It's hot.
[502.3] Jack: It's not aware on the weekend.
[505.3] Tony: It's hot, you homos.
[507.3] Tony: I thought you'd like it.
[509.3] Jae: But you're just the other one showing the skin.
[512.3] Tony: Well, I've just done it for Jack.
[514.3] Jack: No, right.
[516.3] Jack: Jack, are you impressed?
[518.3] Jack: Yep.
[519.3] Jack: And slightly aroused.
[522.3] Jack: Oh, shit.
[524.3] Jack: So Jack's been...
[526.3] Jack: My antenna or my Taranis has all of a sudden gone very erect.
[530.3] Jack: RSSI critical.
[534.55] Jae: As the golden rule happens, I cannot just take one quad to the hidden valley.
[538.55] Jae: So I really have another one to fix tonight, but I'm not going to do it live on there.
[542.55] Jae: Oh, Tony's lying down now. Excellent.
[544.55] Jae: Oh, look at that.
[546.55] Tony: You're freaking out, lad.
[549.55] Jae: It's too hot for you, baby.
[551.55] Tony: We've got any numbers who are coming the weekend.
[554.55] Tony: I see the weather's not going to be too brilliant.
[557.55] Jae: No, it's going to be fine.
[559.55] Jae: I've got my sunshine machine ready to go.
[562.55] Tony: Long time.
[564.55] Tony: I don't want there to be any wind, because I want to fly my wing again.
[569.55] Jae: You mean you want to float your wing?
[571.55] Tony: Well, yeah.
[573.55] Tony: I liked climbing up and then just cutting the power and just cruising around.
[577.55] Jae: Is that your first ever plane, fixed wing?
[580.55] Tony: That's my first ever fly of one, yeah.
[583.55] Jack: No, you own a plane and you gave it to Dan.
[588.55] Jack: Oh, you're not flying it.
[590.55] Jack: You don't fly it.
[592.55] Tony: I've got given it and then I give it away to Dan.
[594.55] Jae: You never flew it.
[595.55] Tony: No.
[596.55] Jae: You never flew it.
[597.55] Jae: So this is the first fixed wing aircraft, whether it's a wing or plane, you've flown.
[602.55] Jae: Wow.
[603.55] Jae: Yeah.
[604.55] Jae: So it's the first time you've probably done line of sight as well for a display this year,
[607.55] Jae: fixed wing.
[608.55] Jae: It's a year of trying new things for your tone.
[610.55] Tony: It is, isn't it?
[611.55] Tony: Yeah.
[612.55] Tony: Especially the line of sight stuff, yeah.
[617.55] Jae: You know what, though?
[618.55] Jae: I've never flown a wing.
[619.55] Jae: I've got a few planes.
[620.55] Jae: I might bring one down, but I've never flown a wing, so I might fly yours.
[624.55] Jae: That's cool.
[625.55] Tony: Yeah, bring it down.
[626.55] Tony: I mean, it's 6.4 mile an hour winds on Saturday.
[631.55] Jae: Yeah, but that's fine for quads, you know, and a wing, because, you know, like, light
[636.55] Jae: planes will get blown around, but Dom and I flew on the summer party barbecue for the
[645.55] Jae: Thursday night show.
[647.55] Jae: And it was 40 mile an hour winds and gusts, you know, that torrential weekends a couple
[651.55] Jae: of weekends ago.
[652.55] Jae: And you don't notice it with a fast quad, really.
[656.55] Jae: No.
[657.55] Jae: Yeah, you use it faster one way than the other, but it's totally flyable.
[661.55] Tony: You just up your eye, don't you, if you get a bit of wind, and that holds the correct
[666.55] Tony: pitch of the quad.
[669.55] Jae: I don't know.
[670.55] Jae: You fly as you're just flying for, I don't know, maybe if you take it to the nth degree,
[678.55] Jae: but just to have a fly, it doesn't make that much of a difference.
[681.55] Jae: It's over the fear factor of wind, I think.
[684.55] UNKNOWN: It's fine.
[685.55] Jae: So, how, I'm sharing a phantom in which case there is a limit.
[689.55] Tony: Yeah.
[690.55] Tony: And it was back to me.
[691.55] Tony: I have flown in 15 mile an hour winds with my phantom, and it was like, just hovering,
[695.55] Tony: it was like that.
[697.55] Jae: There was a couple of points with the phantom when I was flying that gusty weekend, and
[702.55] Jae: it wouldn't come forward unless I whacked it into sports mode, and it could go that
[706.55] Jae: little bit faster and drop down.
[708.55] Jae: But yeah, they have more of a limit.
[710.55] Jae: If you can fly something at 60 miles an hour, 40 mile an hour winds just means you go there
[714.55] Jae: a little bit slowly away, or even faster one way.
[718.55] Jae: So, it's fun.
[719.55] Jae: I don't care if this weekend's windy.
[721.55] Jae: I hope it's just dry.
[723.55] Tony: I do, because I want to fly my wing, Jay.
[726.55] Jae: Does not revolve around you in your vest, Tony.
[730.55] Tony: Why not?
[734.55] Tony: Vest is better than what you called it earlier.
[737.55] Jack: I'm going to go through all the names.
[739.55] Jack: That's just the second one.
[740.55] Jack: Let's look up some more.
[741.55] Jack: What is it?
[742.55] Jack: Tank top, strappy top, booboo.
[745.55] Tony: I'm at home, keenly now.
[748.55] Tony: I didn't think I was going to be on video doing whatever we do.
[754.55] Jae: Okay, if you want to take a five second break, don't speak anything.
[757.55] Jae: We'll go back to Jack, and we'll come back to you wearing something else.
[759.55] Jae: Quick change.
[760.55] Jae: Come on, for the birthday bash.
[761.55] Jae: Off you go.
[762.55] Jae: Come on.
[763.55] Jae: Get your nipples down.
[764.55] Jae: Come on.
[765.55] Jae: He's off.
[766.55] Jae: He has gone.
[767.55] Jae: Get your party.
[769.55] Jack: Oh, there's a hat.
[771.55] Jae: There's a hat.
[773.55] Jack: Get your little rotor eye shirt.
[777.55] Jae: Since you were complaining so much while I was trying to set up, every 15 minutes you
[782.55] Jae: have to go do something different than your own video.
[786.55] Tony: Let's say what Jay Chico is wearing.
[790.55] Tony: You can't.
[791.55] Jae: I ain't got no camera.
[793.55] Jae: If I know we're doing this, I'm going to charge up the laptop.
[797.55] Jae: I'm actually in a shirt.
[799.55] Jae: I've got back from work.
[800.55] Jae: A shirt and a house, actually.
[802.55] Jack: Who burned this?
[805.55] Jack: That looks sack.
[807.55] Tony: What are you doing to fix your tranis in case anyone else has got the same problem?
[813.55] Jack: I used a bit of CI.
[816.55] Tony: Obviously taking it apart.
[817.55] Jack: I've used a bit of CI, which is probably not the best thing to do.
[822.55] Jack: Because the fumes could fog the plastic screen.
[829.55] Jack: But CI, but I do believe Joshua Bardwell, the lovely man, I think he fixed his tranis
[838.55] Jack: in that way.
[839.55] Jack: And it's only a small little dot of glue.
[842.55] Jack: There's like a little...
[845.55] Jack: Did any of you play like Warhammer and stuff?
[851.55] Jack: No.
[852.55] Jack: Sorry, Jack.
[853.55] Tony: You're on your own there, mate.
[855.55] Jack: I was tempted a few times, but I'm so glad I didn't.
[858.55] Jack: Is it spool?
[859.55] Jack: Is that what they call it?
[860.55] Jack: You know, like...
[861.55] Jack: You're asking somebody else to look at it.
[863.55] Jack: You know that you clip off that holds everything together?
[866.55] Jack: Ah, ethics.
[868.55] Jack: Spool?
[869.55] Jack: Is that it?
[870.55] Jae: Ah, sparring.
[873.55] Jae: You mean when you break off bits off a spar?
[877.55] Jae: A plastic spar?
[878.55] Jack: Is it a spar?
[879.55] Jack: It's a spar.
[880.55] Jack: Okay.
[881.55] Jack: Yeah.
[882.55] Jack: It's kind of like that, that holds all the three buttons together.
[886.55] Jack: Oh!
[887.55] Jack: Oh, right.
[888.55] Jack: I don't know.
[889.55] Jack: I don't know.
[890.55] Jack: There must be some sort of technical term for it.
[893.55] Jack: But I just put a little dab of CA on there.
[898.55] Jae: You know, speaking of transmitters...
[901.55] Jae: Speaking of transmitters, I actually read some interesting input news this week.
[907.55] Jae: Yep.
[908.55] Jae: Because obviously I had a problem with a spectrum radio.
[911.55] Jae: You send it off even five years down the line.
[913.55] Jae: I think I've had a radio for eight years.
[914.55] Jae: I'm going to send it to them.
[915.55] Jae: They'll fix it free of charge.
[916.55] Jae: So they would fix it.
[918.55] Jae: Yeah.
[919.55] Jae: They finally brought the cost of their receivers down,
[922.55] Jae: of the diversity quad band, or the diversity race receiver,
[927.55] Jae: which is like a satellite receiver, has an auto bind,
[930.55] Jae: so you don't need to bind it through another receiver.
[933.55] Jae: They've brought it down to $25, finally.
[937.55] Jae: Whereas in the UK, they'd cost $46 per receiver.
[940.55] Jae: And that was always one of the appealing things of going for a Taranis,
[944.55] Jae: because the receivers are much cheaper going down that route.
[946.55] Jae: If you can get hold of any.
[949.55] Jae: Well, yeah.
[950.55] Jae: But half price, essentially, now for life.
[953.55] Jae: So it's just going to take probably a bit of time before the UK suppliers
[956.55] Jae: sell their stock at the extortionate rate before we start seeing a savings.
[960.55] Jack: Tony.
[961.55] Jack: Yes.
[962.55] Jack: Can you guess what this is?
[966.55] Tony: I can't see it.
[967.55] Tony: Hold on.
[968.55] Tony: Let me see if I can make you bigger.
[971.55] Jack: Can I give an answer?
[973.55] Jack: Yeah, you can.
[974.55] Jack: Triumph.
[975.55] Jack: Oh, yeah.
[977.55] Jack: Do I win it now?
[978.55] Jack: This is a...
[979.55] Jack: Excellent.
[980.55] Jack: Oh, damn.
[982.55] Jack: It was a birthday present from my friend Simon.
[987.55] Jack: Oh, that is awesome.
[989.55] Jack: So, Tony, you flow with these.
[992.55] Tony: Yeah, I do.
[993.55] Jack: They're good.
[994.55] Jack: Hold on.
[995.55] Jack: I've got mine here.
[996.55] Jae: I'll hold it up in birthday.
[998.55] Jae: Are they any good?
[999.55] Tony: Why are we getting our triumphs out?
[1002.55] Jae: Okay.
[1003.55] Jae: Okay.
[1004.55] Jae: Jack, I swapped with them recently, and I've never looked back.
[1007.55] Jae: They're tough on crashes, which is good, although it depends on your crash.
[1012.55] Jae: And, yeah, I've found that they work pretty rough-sided.
[1015.55] Jae: Whereas, I know some others do, like, the anim ways were pretty damn good as well.
[1019.55] Jae: I just like the...
[1020.55] Jae: Oh, my...
[1021.55] Jae: Right, okay.
[1022.55] Jae: I like this just for the more durability of it.
[1025.55] Jae: And yet, many people I know that have broken them, but it's been good for me.
[1029.55] Tony: And they're light.
[1030.55] Tony: I mean, to me, they last about two months, and then I have to replace them.
[1035.55] Jack: Two months is pretty good for you, man.
[1038.55] Jack: Yeah, is that...
[1039.55] Jack: Two months for any engine is pretty good.
[1041.55] Tony: Yeah, that's...
[1042.55] Tony: I think they're good.
[1044.55] Jack: I think...
[1045.55] Jack: Yeah.
[1046.55] Jack: I think the only thing I know that you've made last for two months is because you've
[1053.55] Jack: lost it down the sofa or something, really.
[1058.55] Jack: Wow.
[1060.9] Jae: It's kind of weird how we've all just come back to this episode.
[1064.9] Jae: So we have...
[1065.9] Jae: You know, like, we would have had Frank on, and possibly somebody else to say, but...
[1071.9] Jae: Well, thanks to the infrastructure in the UK at the present time, you can never...
[1075.9] Jae: Which means it is back to the original three.
[1078.9] Jack: Yeah.
[1079.9] Jack: Frank's got no way of joining in, apparently.
[1081.9] Jack: He can't even get on to, you know, like, the lowest bandwidth, the video on YouTube.
[1090.9] Jack: Like, what is it?
[1092.9] Jack: 144p, I think.
[1095.9] Jack: And he said, like, you can't even watch that without it, like, stuttering and jumping.
[1099.9] Jack: Does that have to be a fault?
[1101.9] Jack: No chance.
[1102.9] Jack: Do you want to do some quad news, then, seeing as...
[1105.9] Jack: As we're going through, have you got some?
[1108.9] Jack: I can find mine.
[1110.9] Jack: I feel bad, because I'm literally stealing it probably from Frank, who has done all the
[1117.9] Jack: hard work.
[1118.9] Jae: I'm sure he would like us to carry on that flag of let's turn out.
[1121.9] Jae: So thank you, Frank, for doing the hard work.
[1124.9] Jack: That's it.
[1128.66] Jack: People...
[1130.66] Jack: What is it?
[1131.66] Jack: 13...
[1132.66] Jack: I think last time I checked, it was like...
[1137.35] Jack: What was it?
[1138.35] Jack: I went in and chatted to Frank, and he said, like, 14 tickets have sold or something.
[1143.35] Jae: That's pretty good.
[1144.35] Jae: I mean, I've been selling it up this way, and I'm hoping to get some flyers like Bruno
[1148.35] Jae: down.
[1149.35] Jae: Yeah.
[1150.35] Jae: And Neo, if he can make it, Neo NJ Tech.
[1153.35] Jae: That would be nice to have him on.
[1155.35] Jae: I got on with him.
[1156.35] Jae: Well, we were down for Clinton's birthday bash.
[1160.35] Jae: Clinton's, hopefully, can make it down.
[1162.35] Jae: But, yeah, it's going to be...
[1165.35] Jae: I think...
[1166.35] Jae: Ticket sales, I think it still needs to be checked on tickets.
[1169.35] Jae: That's the thing.
[1170.35] Jae: People might not book tickets, but no one will pay into it.
[1172.35] Jae: It's such a cheap weekend.
[1174.35] Jae: Yeah.
[1175.35] Tony: Most people would show up.
[1178.35] Tony: Why is that chat?
[1179.35] Jae: Because we need to post the link.
[1181.35] Jae: Take out money.
[1182.35] Jae: Yeah.
[1183.35] Jae: Actually, I mean, Hidden Valley's good that you can book out frequencies.
[1186.35] Jae: So for the event that's running this weekend, it's good that we can do that.
[1190.35] Jae: But there is a cost that are covered for that and stuff.
[1193.35] Jae: So it's good that, you know, it's such a cheap weekend.
[1196.35] Jae: And that includes the camping overnight, which is usually a tenner anyway.
[1200.35] Jae: Yeah.
[1201.35] Jae: Awesome.
[1202.35] Jae: So if you're in the area, or even if you want to travel, it's at Hidden Valley.
[1205.35] Jae: I'll find the link on Eventbrite.
[1208.35] Jack: Did you...
[1209.35] Jack: Yeah.
[1210.35] Jack: So it's this weekend.
[1211.35] Jack: Also, don't forget, I've put a link up in our Facebook and everything else for our Patreon.
[1222.35] Jack: Let's drone out Patreon.
[1224.35] Jack: If you can donate anything, you can.
[1229.35] Jack: Yeah.
[1230.35] Jack: Did anyone see the...
[1232.35] Jack: We've got a...
[1234.35] Jack: We've got a show.
[1235.35] Jack: A drama show on UK TV.
[1240.35] Jack: By the way, if any of you are watching BBC iPlayer from today and you don't have a TV license, you're now breaking the law.
[1249.35] Jack: If you own a laptop and your mother is alive and she doesn't live near a river, you're also breaking the law.
[1260.35] Jack: If you're vegan and you own only one dog, you're also breaking the law.
[1268.35] Jack: Anyway.
[1269.35] Jae: If I drive outside of someone's house and access their wireless but I'm outside on a laptop, am I breaking the law?
[1279.35] Jack: If you don't have a TV license, then yeah.
[1281.35] Jae: No, if I'm borrowing...
[1284.35] Jae: Yeah, it's crazy, isn't it?
[1286.35] Jae: It is crazy.
[1287.35] Jae: Yeah.
[1288.35] Jae: Anyway, there's...
[1291.35] Jae: Casualty.
[1293.35] Jae: Casualty.
[1294.35] Jae: We had a casualty on UK TV and the actual show was called Casualty.
[1298.35] Jae: And it's drone related, isn't it Jack?
[1300.35] Jae: I didn't see a snippet of it. I couldn't watch it. It was too horrific.
[1303.35] Tony: Yeah, I saw a...
[1305.35] Tony: Yeah, I saw a snippet.
[1308.35] Jack: So basically, you don't even see it. You just see a guy, see a drone, he looks up and then it smashes into the back of a tail rotor of a helicopter.
[1318.35] Jack: This is fictional.
[1320.35] Tony: And the helicopter was flying too low.
[1324.35] Jack: Yeah.
[1325.35] Jack: I think air ambulance, it's allowed to.
[1328.35] Jack: Okay.
[1329.35] Jack: Anyway.
[1330.35] Jack: Though you can watch Casualty without a TV license, is Casualty on BB... It is, isn't it? It's BB-2.
[1337.35] Jack: It is, yes.
[1338.35] Jack: So if you want to watch this, you'll have to pay.
[1342.92] Jack: Just itching my foot, hang on.
[1344.92] Jae: Oh, it looks like you're itching something else there.
[1346.92] Tony: Yeah.
[1348.92] Tony: Not that low, Dale.
[1350.92] Jae: You're going to show a bit more skin for him, Tony.
[1352.92] Jae: Come on.
[1353.92] Jack: Tony, is that next, mate? I don't know what you're on about.
[1358.92] Jack: I can see your nipples.
[1360.92] Jae: It must be on YouTube, this clip.
[1363.92] Jae: Let's find it.
[1365.92] Jae: Because then you're allowed to watch it wherever you are.
[1367.92] Jack: I've got it.
[1368.92] Jack: Yeah, on YouTube.
[1369.92] Jack: Hang on.
[1371.92] Jack: I don't know whether it's YouTube.
[1373.92] Jack: It's on Express.co.uk, I think.
[1381.18] Jack: I don't know what player they use.
[1384.18] Jack: Hang on.
[1387.18] Jack: They've got a player.
[1391.2] Jack: Screw it. That'll do.
[1393.2] Jack: There you go.
[1395.2] Jack: Link is in the chat.
[1397.2] Jack: There you go.
[1398.2] Jack: www.express.co.uk, showbiztv slash Casualty 30th anniversary helicopter crash.
[1407.2] Jack: Itching again.
[1410.61] Jack: Got such an itchy foot.
[1413.61] Jack: And yeah, just, oh, God, it's not good for us.
[1420.61] Jack: Because there's some people that are going to think that's A, real, B is going to happen.
[1428.61] Jack: You know what I mean?
[1429.61] Tony: The majority of people who watch Casualty think it's all real.
[1433.61] Jack: Yeah, I suppose.
[1436.61] Jack: I do not share Tony's views or beliefs.
[1440.61] Tony: I do.
[1441.61] Tony: And it's true.
[1442.61] Tony: Yeah.
[1443.61] Tony: The rest is real, isn't it?
[1446.61] Jae: No, but people associate with the characters to actually think they're real.
[1451.61] Jae: Oh, my God.
[1455.43] Jae: I'm watching the clip again like that in full.
[1457.43] Jae: Here we go.
[1459.43] Jae: Yeah.
[1460.43] Jack: Oh, they just picked someone up.
[1463.84] Jack: And then at the end of all this carnage, like, you know, people get cut up,
[1467.84] Jack: bits explode, everyone dies.
[1470.84] Jack: All the drones fall.
[1472.84] Jack: Kill all drone users.
[1474.84] Jack: Put them on a list like a PO.
[1477.84] Jack: Fucking bam everything.
[1481.84] Jack: They're going to make America great again.
[1484.84] Jack: What else can I say?
[1486.84] Tony: I don't know.
[1487.84] Tony: Something you can't say much more offensive than what you've just said in the last five seconds.
[1492.84] Tony: Yeah.
[1493.84] Jae: Well, we should skip to C, because I'm watching this in full, the full dramatized thing,
[1498.84] Jae: because I only just saw the bit where it was going up to the helicopter.
[1500.84] Jae: I never watched anything after it.
[1502.84] Jae: And now I've just seen the horrific onslaught that that drone caused.
[1505.84] Jae: Oh, my.
[1506.84] Jae: Oh, my.
[1508.84] Jae: You know what it reminds me of?
[1510.84] Jae: Hold on.
[1511.84] Jae: There is still waiting on the results we published of what a drone would do.
[1515.84] Jae: Yeah, it's called bounce off.
[1518.84] Jae: I know.
[1520.84] Jae: But until that happens, there's nothing to come back with, is there?
[1524.84] Jae: You can't change anything that's now done for the public.
[1529.84] Jae: Do you not find when people like because obviously there's people that find know about this stuff,
[1533.84] Jae: and there's people that either see it on the news or even know about it.
[1535.84] Jae: Do you not find people come up and say, oh, did you see I like like that?
[1539.84] Jae: They'll be in conversation.
[1540.84] Jae: They'll make reference to what they've seen on telly or the news,
[1544.84] Jae: like whether it goes or a prison or whether the plastic bag incident, you know.
[1548.84] Jae: So they just drop it in conversation and it's just say shrug it off and just say,
[1552.84] Jae: well, it wouldn't happen, blah, blah, blah.
[1554.84] Jae: And that's the downside of something that people don't understand.
[1557.84] Jae: And it's not going to change.
[1559.84] Jae: I think it's just how fictional.
[1561.84] Jae: Fictional.
[1563.84] Jack: Not real.
[1565.84] Jae: Burn your TVs.
[1567.84] Jae: It's the best thing you could do.
[1569.84] Tony: And your TV license.
[1571.84] Jae: Yeah, if you're not paying for trash, just watch everything on YouTube.
[1575.84] Jae: Download anything else from our country, legally allowed to.
[1579.84] Jack: Or just if anyone asks about it, just say, yeah, that was a frozen drone.
[1584.84] UNKNOWN: Yeah.
[1586.84] Jack: That one wasn't fully defrosted.
[1589.84] Jae: It was made of hardened steel.
[1591.84] Jae: Most of the moment, but that was hardened steel.
[1594.84] Jack: Yeah, that's it.
[1595.84] Jack: Mine's only plastic.
[1597.84] Jack: Like mine's carbon fiber.
[1600.84] Jack: Tony's is where it hits a tree.
[1602.84] Jack: Plastic propellers.
[1604.84] Jack: I mean, how much damage?
[1605.84] Jack: I mean, it's going to, it is honestly going to be like a small fly bumping into it.
[1613.84] Jack: It's just going to annihilate the drone.
[1616.84] Jack: Flick it off.
[1618.84] Jack: Like it's nothing.
[1620.84] Jae: Did you ever see the helicopter hit the wire when it was putting up the Christmas tree in New Zealand, I think?
[1627.84] Jae: Was that bad?
[1630.84] Jae: Well, it wasn't a drone.
[1632.84] Jae: It was a steel cable that was running from one side to the other.
[1635.84] Jack: Yeah, steel.
[1637.84] Jack: And it has the power to like wind up and bind and then stop the...
[1645.84] Jae: It has give and everything, yeah.
[1647.84] Jae: It wouldn't just, it's not an immovable object for one.
[1651.84] Jae: I'll paste it.
[1652.84] Jae: If you've never seen it, it's actually, no one was hurt,
[1655.84] Jae: but it's an interesting thing to see if you've never seen it before.
[1659.84] Jae: Okay.
[1660.84] Tony: On all rare ambulances now, got the enclosed rear.
[1666.84] Jae: Yes, they do.
[1668.84] Jae: Because for things like that, where they won't touch power, they're designed not to have...
[1673.84] Tony: Yeah, exactly.
[1674.84] Tony: Like if they've got a land in a park or something like that.
[1677.84] Jae: Exactly.
[1679.84] Jack: Here we go.
[1680.84] Jack: I'm not being, like, who flies a drone near a...
[1683.84] Jack: Oh, there's a helicopter here.
[1685.84] Jack: You know what I mean?
[1686.84] Tony: It's like he didn't, he couldn't hear it coming.
[1689.84] Jack: I know.
[1690.84] Tony: Well, I'll just take off now.
[1691.84] Tony: Now I can hear it blatantly 20 foot above my head.
[1695.84] Jack: And the other side of it is that it has a massive top rotor, right?
[1701.84] Tony: Which would blow his down.
[1703.84] Tony: Yeah, massive downforce.
[1706.84] Jack: I have no hope of getting my drone anywhere near the downforce of that.
[1714.84] Jack: I'm just gonna, if I came out of the helicopter, all it's gonna do is, like, literally, my gyro,
[1719.84] Jack: whether I run or not.
[1721.84] Jack: Okay, okay, Jack.
[1723.84] Jack: No amount of eye gain is gonna help.
[1726.84] Jae: Sorry.
[1727.84] Jae: If you look at the second link, which has the time to the minute,
[1731.84] Jae: you'll see this was actually on the main rotor blades.
[1733.84] Jae: So not just the, not the tail rotor, but the main rotor blades,
[1738.84] Jae: and you'll see what happens.
[1740.84] Jae: It's good to watch.
[1741.84] Jae: It's fascinating, in fact.
[1742.84] Jae: I've seen it a few times.
[1743.84] Tony: Was it an air ambulance or a police chopper?
[1746.84] Jae: It was a normal chopper.
[1747.84] Jack: Oh, Jesus.
[1749.84] Jack: That was a bit weird, wasn't it?
[1751.84] Jack: It's sort of, like, off-centered, like, no longer was the blades balanced.
[1759.84] Jack: It kind of shook itself to pieces.
[1762.84] Jack: That's really strange.
[1764.84] Jae: It cut through the rear tail boom, as well.
[1768.84] Jae: You'll see.
[1769.84] Jae: It kind of shakes itself apart.
[1771.84] Jae: So, yeah, it wouldn't have caused the carnage that casualty would have had.
[1777.84] Jae: I mean, I think everyone was fine, thankfully.
[1781.84] Jae: How many times have you watched it now, Jack?
[1784.84] Jae: How many times have you watched it?
[1786.84] Jack: I think the guys hurt themselves more by throwing themselves at the metal barriers.
[1791.84] Jack: Really?
[1792.84] Jack: Yeah.
[1793.84] Jack: One, two, one, two, a couple of times, though.
[1794.84] Jack: Shit!
[1795.84] Jack: Do you know what's ironic?
[1797.84] Jack: One of them falls over and one of the other guys tries to run away.
[1801.84] Jack: The helicopter did the most damage to itself, which is, you know, sort of a bit odd.
[1810.84] Jack: Poor Tony can't watch this, but Tony...
[1812.84] Jae: I don't know if I'd be getting that close to those rotor blades whilst it was still spinning now like that.
[1817.84] Jae: I mean, they're brave to get these guys out and stuff.
[1820.84] Jae: Oh, yeah, you don't, you know, you're not going to leave them in there.
[1824.84] Jae: But, you know, that's how a helicopter crashes, in a bad way, from something that hits one of the blades.
[1829.84] Jae: And, okay, it would have still spun around differently on the casualty thing, but, yeah, who knows?
[1837.84] Jack: I'm going to put the...
[1839.84] Jack: If anyone would like to come, I'm going to put the Eventbrite LDO games in the chat.
[1846.84] Jack: Tony, speaking of firsts for you, are you going to enjoy participating in a freestyle event?
[1854.84] Jae: Tony has gone.
[1859.18] Jae: You scared him off now.
[1860.18] Jae: You know, you said freestyle to Tony and whether he'd participate and you scared him off.
[1866.18] Jack: Come on, we've been to YouTube tonight now.
[1869.18] Jack: At first, there was L.O.S. Tony.
[1873.18] Jack: And then there was Tony with a wing.
[1876.18] Jae: And now, the next installment, the one we never thought possible, Tony buying freestyle.
[1889.18] Jae: Wow, it's coming right for us!
[1892.18] Jae: I know, that's it.
[1893.18] Jae: What in that helicopter?
[1895.18] Jae: There's no lions.
[1896.18] Jae: Where do I fly?
[1897.18] Jae: What gates do I fly through?
[1900.18] Jae: You can do, Tony, anything you want.
[1904.18] Jae: You know, I have found, when I'm in Salisbury, there's one spot where you can fly up past
[1908.18] Jae: this baseball net.
[1909.18] Jae: You know, like, think cricket nets.
[1911.18] Jae: It's just a small ring and you can drop straight into it and it's a wide opening.
[1915.18] Jae: So if you're lined up properly, you fall into the nets and fly forward out of the nets.
[1919.18] Jae: It is awesome.
[1922.18] Jae: Whoa, we've got it calmed down there, Charboo.
[1924.18] Jae: But, no, no, no, but I think we need more baseball nets in the UK.
[1928.18] Jae: That's what I'm saying.
[1931.9] Jae: If you haven't flown one, you haven't experienced that joy.
[1935.9] Jae: Tony is gone.
[1938.9] Jae: He's completely gone.
[1939.9] Jae: He has.
[1940.9] Jae: You scared him off completely.
[1941.9] Jae: His internet couldn't handle it.
[1942.9] Jae: The whole meltdown that's happened, where he's at now.
[1944.9] Jae: I think he's lapped.
[1946.9] Jae: I think Tony's overheated.
[1949.9] Jack: And fall on fire.
[1951.9] Jack: Yeah.
[1952.9] Jae: Do not be on fire, Tony.
[1954.9] Jack: Tony left group chat.
[1958.9] Jack: Right.
[1959.9] Jack: More news.
[1960.9] Jack: Yeah.
[1961.9] Jack: Helicopters.
[1963.9] Jack: I shut down the news.
[1965.9] Jack: The new Eosheen VRD2.
[1969.9] Jack: Five inch, you know, screen goggles that kind of look like the, oh God, what are they called now?
[1979.9] Jack: Quantum goggles.
[1981.9] Jack: But they're already pre-built.
[1983.9] Jack: Diversity.
[1985.9] Jack: 40 channel.
[1986.9] Jack: Raceband.
[1987.9] Jack: Runs off 5.8, of course.
[1989.9] Jack: Ooh.
[1990.9] Jack: Any interest, Jay?
[1992.9] Jae: Yeah.
[1993.9] Jae: No, I do.
[1994.9] Jae: To be honest, I just bought a receiver today and it turned up and it was RPSMA and I didn't think it was.
[2000.9] Jae: But luckily I had an old rubbish antenna from somewhere.
[2003.9] Jae: Yeah.
[2004.9] Jae: But, no, I got no money for this stuff at the moment.
[2007.9] Jae: I need to just sell myself to get the money for this hobby.
[2011.9] Jack: I've heard you're now engaged.
[2016.9] Jack: Congratulations.
[2018.9] Jack: Yeah.
[2019.9] Jack: How did that happen?
[2021.9] Jae: It's been on the cards for quite some time, actually.
[2024.9] Jae: I mean, no, we're not going to go for a full-on wedding and stuff.
[2031.9] Jae: But it's just how it is.
[2035.9] Jae: She's dear to me and I think a lot of her.
[2040.9] Jae: She won't be listening.
[2041.9] Jae: We had a discussion about drones.
[2043.9] Jae: You're always flying.
[2044.9] Jae: I know.
[2045.9] Jae: I know.
[2046.9] Jae: But more than I'm getting out.
[2047.9] Jae: So, yeah.
[2048.9] Jae: Cool.
[2049.9] Jae: It's very cool.
[2050.9] Jack: It's quite required on Facebook.
[2054.9] Jack: Are you looking forward to the...
[2057.9] Jack: No.
[2058.9] Jack: It's an actual UAV show.
[2060.9] Jack: Yeah, that's it.
[2061.9] Jae: Yeah.
[2062.9] Jae: Yeah.
[2063.9] Jae: That is October, isn't it?
[2064.9] Jae: It's coming around soon.
[2065.9] Jack: Yeah.
[2066.9] Jack: It's going to be our little anniversary.
[2067.9] Jack: You're coming along to...
[2068.9] Jae: Yeah.
[2069.9] Jae: Actually, you're going to be there with the Hidden Valley crew.
[2072.9] Jae: Awesome.
[2073.9] Jae: Awesome.
[2074.9] Jae: Yeah.
[2075.9] Jae: So, you should get the dates for that.
[2078.9] Jae: Do you know the dates, actually?
[2079.9] Jae: It's worth a mention.
[2080.9] Jae: Because Hidden Valley, there's a lot of people that listen to this show may not even know
[2085.9] Jae: what Hidden Valley is.
[2087.9] Jae: I've actually introduced a few people, including NJ Tech and a few other fires from this way,
[2091.9] Jae: Cambridge sort of, Bedfordshire way, to Hidden Valley.
[2094.9] Jae: But it's actually...
[2096.9] Jae: It's unique in what it represents.
[2099.9] Jae: So, it's good that we can run these events there and stuff.
[2102.9] Jae: But Hidden Valley, we need more things like that, I think, essentially.
[2107.9] Jae: But for people to fly and not have to worry about people who have seen TV stuff.
[2113.9] Jack: Thanks, Steve.
[2116.9] Jack: Yep.
[2117.9] Jack: Steve said congrats.
[2119.9] Jack: Aww.
[2120.9] Jae: Well done, Jay.
[2122.9] Jae: You know what?
[2123.9] Jae: This summer has been pretty good in the UK for flying.
[2125.9] Jae: I've really loved my QFVR, and it's set up for my ventures into KISS.
[2132.9] Jae: Hidden Valley most...
[2133.9] Jae: You've got KISS?
[2134.9] Jae: Yeah, I've been flying...
[2135.9] Jae: Yeah.
[2136.9] Jae: No, not ESCs, but KISS.
[2138.9] Jae: And yeah, now I've had Betaflight for so long, and 3K, but I haven't tried 3 yet, really.
[2144.9] Jae: But I'm going to work that on my clone SP racing board for the other Hackabout quad.
[2150.9] Jae: But I'm liking KISS.
[2151.9] Jae: It's done me well.
[2153.9] Jae: It flies, you know, smoothly and also how I want it responsibly.
[2157.9] Jae: And that's a big thanks to NJTech for just doing another tune on it.
[2161.9] Jae: Aww.
[2162.9] Jae: So, for that, I thank you so much.
[2164.9] Jae: Great.
[2165.9] Jae: No, it's cool.
[2166.9] Jae: I like to spend the time with the club.
[2169.9] Jae: It's awesome.
[2171.9] Jae: You know, when you find good flyers in your area, and you can learn a lot from them, I think it's key.
[2176.9] Jack: I know.
[2177.9] Jack: Well, I mean, I hung out with Oscar Lang for a while, and Dan Upton, and the osmosis is unreal.
[2187.9] Jack: Like, you know, just hanging out with those sorts of people.
[2190.9] Jae: Well, a little bit of a news story, news flash, I suppose, is he's up for doing little sort of segments,
[2196.9] Jae: because he's very technically capable.
[2199.9] Jae: I mean, he's known a lot.
[2200.9] Jae: And he used to fly 3D headings and stuff, so he's always had that long-term RC experience.
[2204.9] Jae: And it's like planes and everything.
[2205.9] Jae: It's rare to find someone who's had a lot of experience in all the disciplines of RC, 3D headings, planes, and quads.
[2211.9] Jae: So he's up for just doing, like, monthly or whatever tech time.
[2215.9] Jae: So if you have questions and stuff, they're composed of two of them.
[2219.9] Jae: I mean, even he's got his name out there.
[2222.9] Jae: His YouTube channel is NJTech, if you haven't heard of it.
[2224.9] Jae: But he's been on the show once, if you've heard that one.
[2227.9] Jack: What was he reviewing last time?
[2229.9] Jack: Because, like, loads of people...
[2231.9] Jack: He's got bloody loads of hits on there.
[2234.9] Jack: He reviewed something the other day.
[2236.9] Jae: Well, there's a GCEP or something frame, which is a bang good frame.
[2243.9] Jae: But it flies.
[2245.9] Jae: I was lucky enough to see it's made in it.
[2247.9] Jae: Oh, my God.
[2248.9] Jae: It was fast.
[2251.9] Jae: And he had some issues where...
[2252.9] Jae: Because this is what I like about him.
[2254.9] Jae: He fixes whatever issue he encounters.
[2255.9] Jae: And what happened was, because the board helped him manage such a tight build,
[2260.9] Jae: he was having issues where he couldn't tune out certain things on his yaw.
[2265.9] Jae: And basically, he had to do several modifications,
[2269.9] Jae: like shortening the standoffs so he could put more dampening in it,
[2272.9] Jae: and essentially eventually dampening the flight controller,
[2275.9] Jae: enabling him to tune it better.
[2277.9] Jae: So now, if I was going to build one,
[2279.9] Jae: he's done all the hard work in what he had to do around it.
[2283.9] Jae: Yeah.
[2284.9] Jae: So, yeah, he's a very knowledgeable man and a great resource to the hobby.
[2288.9] Jae: And he put some sort of good videos.
[2290.9] Jae: So if you haven't checked him out, check him out.
[2292.9] Jae: But hopefully, yeah.
[2294.9] Jack: Yeah, FPV at Crow School, Infinity Flips.
[2299.9] Jack: Yeah.
[2300.9] Jack: Yeah.
[2301.9] Jack: Days ago, that's the one I watched.
[2303.9] Jack: Yeah, Denny Flips.
[2305.9] Jae: Well, I saw them from him first time, and I love doing them now.
[2308.9] Jae: But in wind, I ended up quite far away.
[2311.9] Jae: Boom, boom.
[2312.9] Jae: And actually, it's fun.
[2314.9] Jae: It's so much fun, especially for shine people.
[2317.9] Jae: Ah.
[2318.9] Jae: Yeah.
[2319.9] Jae: Because it looks good light aside.
[2320.9] Jack: You just think, what?
[2321.9] Jae: It's just...
[2323.9] Jack: Just having a quick little look to see what he's doing.
[2328.9] Jack: He's a...
[2329.9] Jae: We should put the link in the chat.
[2334.27] Jae: Yeah.
[2335.27] Jack: Yeah, I've got that.
[2337.27] Jae: Because I think it's in...
[2339.27] Jae: Look.
[2342.65] Jae: It's not quite N.J. Tech, I don't think.
[2345.65] Jae: It's N.J. Tech Guitar.
[2350.56] Jae: Got it.
[2351.56] Jae: Yep.
[2352.56] Jack: Well, I've got the episode or thing now I'm watching.
[2356.56] Jae: I should have it finally after the issue's getting connected tonight.
[2360.56] Jae: I don't know where I'm at anymore.
[2363.84] Jae: Just a race flight.
[2364.84] Jae: He's the one...
[2365.84] Jae: Because he tries to do the different FPV tuition videos and how to survive some...
[2370.84] Jae: In fact, we should get Tony to learn some of these things off of these videos.
[2374.84] Jae: That's it.
[2375.84] Jack: For his freestyle.
[2377.84] Jack: Tonight, he said, he's enough.
[2379.84] Jae: Yeah, I think he's on his connection issues.
[2381.84] Jae: But this is it.
[2382.84] Jae: We can talk about him and set a challenge.
[2384.84] Jae: We'll set the Tony challenge for him.
[2386.84] Jae: Tony flying freestyle and doing each one of these FPV acro school things of N.J. Tech's.
[2392.84] Jae: Yeah, that's it.
[2393.84] Jae: Really annoying him.
[2394.84] Jae: Awesome.
[2395.84] Jae: That's perfect.
[2397.84] Jae: So we'll film it.
[2398.84] Jae: And like, you know, film him flying and his whole lead up to it.
[2402.84] Jae: Just to prove he has flown freestyle.
[2405.84] Jae: We're still in the car from his GoPro as well.
[2407.84] Jae: So he's got a copy of his flight.
[2409.84] Jack: I was really impressed with his wing.
[2412.84] Jack: And his wing flying.
[2414.84] Jack: He had a bloody good time.
[2416.84] Jack: If he had more batteries, I reckon he would have stayed for a bit longer.
[2419.84] Jae: Does he have it on three or four-cell?
[2421.84] Jae: Three-cell.
[2422.84] Jack: Three-cell.
[2423.84] Jack: That's all he needed, honestly.
[2425.84] Jae: Fine.
[2426.84] Jae: There's very little I need to do on my plane to freak it down.
[2429.84] Jae: But they fly for a while.
[2430.84] Jae: You can fly ten minutes.
[2432.84] Jae: Yeah.
[2434.84] Jae: Well, he brought one back here.
[2436.84] Jae: I haven't flown a plane in years.
[2438.84] Jae: But, you know, with everyone posting their links on how they attach their phones to their quads and stuff.
[2444.84] Jae: I went back through and I looked for when I used to do it with my phone.
[2447.84] Jae: It was the old Nokia N93, if you remember it.
[2450.84] Jae: It used to flip out.
[2451.84] Jae: It looked like a camcorder.
[2452.84] Jae: A little portable hand cam thing.
[2455.84] Jae: And I built this designer balsa wood in elastic bands.
[2458.84] Jae: And I attached it to my big SIG LT25 electric conversion plane.
[2462.84] Jae: And I flew it around.
[2463.84] Jae: It was eight years ago.
[2465.84] Jae: It was 2008.
[2467.84] Jack: Can I ask, you know when you convert a plane to electric?
[2475.84] Jack: To electric, yeah.
[2476.84] Jack: Do you offset the motor to stop the torque?
[2480.84] Jack: Yeah, generally.
[2481.84] Jae: I mean, usually it's built into the fuselage or the mounting bracket.
[2487.84] Jae: If you have to fashion up a motor to go into the engine mount area where you mount it to the fuselage,
[2494.84] Jae: you need about a five degree angle to counter the rotation of the prop.
[2501.84] Jae: Okay.
[2502.84] Jae: But usually you can, if it's just a plate that you bolt an engine mount to,
[2508.84] Jae: it doesn't matter if it's an electric or an IC one, it has that built into it.
[2512.84] Jae: Yeah.
[2513.84] Jack: Okay.
[2514.84] Jack: Yeah.
[2516.84] Jack: We've got a giant Piper car.
[2520.84] Jack: Yeah.
[2521.84] Jack: Sheldon.
[2522.84] Jack: Oh, on it coming down.
[2525.84] Jack: Yeah, Sheldon down to Hidden Valley this weekend.
[2530.84] Jack: So hopefully we're all going to chase him.
[2533.84] Jack: Yeah.
[2534.84] Jack: You know, Brian Jason.
[2535.84] Jae: I had an awesome time.
[2536.84] Jae: He brought down his massive, I think it was an extra plane, like 55cc plane.
[2543.84] Jae: It was awesome.
[2544.84] Jae: And actually, I've got the video.
[2546.84] Jae: It was at Hidden Valley two weekends ago for Quinn's birthday bash.
[2550.84] Jae: And I need to post it.
[2552.84] Jae: It was awesome fun.
[2553.84] Jae: I love chasing planes.
[2554.84] Jae: And maybe that's it.
[2555.84] Jae: Mine's a small little cigar V4.
[2557.84] Jae: But yeah.
[2559.84] Jae: Chasing planes in the air is fun because you can usually tell what it's going to do so you can follow it.
[2567.84] Jae: You can chase my plane, Jack.
[2568.84] Jae: I mean, you can chase my plane.
[2570.84] Jack: Sheldon, I really do.
[2575.95] Jack: I really do.
[2576.95] Jack: Good guy.
[2578.95] Jack: Yeah, I do.
[2580.95] Jack: I miss you.
[2581.95] Jack: I miss Adam.
[2582.95] Jack: I can't wait for this weekend.
[2583.95] Jack: I'm looking forward to...
[2585.95] Jae: So who's coming down that you know of from this weekend then?
[2587.95] Jae: Is Adam coming down?
[2589.95] Jae: I believe so.
[2591.95] Jae: He's back.
[2592.95] Jae: I believe.
[2593.95] Jae: You know, Jack from up this way who was down during the build day.
[2596.95] Jae: Let's turn out his coming down.
[2599.95] Jae: It should be a good turnout.
[2602.95] Jae: Dom's, I think, camping at Friday night, isn't he?
[2604.95] Jae: So he might be down.
[2605.95] Jae: Yeah.
[2606.95] Jae: That's going to be fun.
[2607.95] Jae: Should be a good weekend.
[2608.95] Jae: Yeah.
[2609.95] Jae: Let's just say voice.
[2610.95] Jack: If you can make it, please come join.
[2613.95] Jack: You know, join the party.
[2615.95] Jack: Watch me and Tony Bicker.
[2617.95] Jack: I think Jay and Tony are going to Bicker more now.
[2620.95] Jack: No, no, no.
[2621.95] Jae: You see, we have shared interest in food eating stuff.
[2624.95] Jae: So he's never really going to do that for him.
[2626.95] Jack: No.
[2627.95] Jack: Not killing the animals.
[2629.95] Jae: Yeah, exactly.
[2631.95] Jae: Okay, I'm not as eco-friendly on the food scheme as he is on that front because he's vegan.
[2638.95] Jae: You know, actually, it was so funny because on that way down when I came down the first
[2641.95] Jae: night, and I was thinking this the other day, I remember in the car and he said, do you
[2644.95] Jae: want to get some food?
[2645.95] Jae: And I said, oh, no, I'm vegetarian.
[2646.95] Jae: Don't worry about it.
[2647.95] Jae: And he said, don't worry.
[2648.95] Jae: The other person there's vegan.
[2649.95] Jae: And I thought, he just followed my leg.
[2651.95] Jae: He's not vegan.
[2652.95] Jae: I mean, I'm vegetarian.
[2653.95] Jae: That's one thing, but vegan?
[2655.95] Jae: Wow.
[2656.95] Jae: And I didn't actually.
[2657.95] Jae: And then it turns out when I met Tony.
[2659.95] Jae: Yeah.
[2660.95] Jae: It was.
[2661.95] Jae: Yeah.
[2662.95] Jae: Yeah.
[2663.95] Jae: Fair play, Tony.
[2664.95] Jae: Fair play.
[2665.95] Jae: It's not easy.
[2666.95] Jack: It's not easy.
[2667.95] Jack: And you've taken the hard route.
[2668.95] Jack: Yeah.
[2669.95] Jack: That's why.
[2670.95] Jack: That's why I was like bloody vegetarian scumbags.
[2673.95] Jae: Well, yeah, that's the thing because the next event where I met you or something.
[2678.95] Jae: Oh, no, that was before that, wasn't it?
[2680.95] Jae: Yeah, that was before that.
[2682.95] Jack: And I was just like, yeah.
[2684.95] Jack: Well, I'm never like jacked seriously.
[2687.95] Jae: I'm hoping you're going to bring the veggie friendly grill.
[2692.95] Jae: Don't you have the friendly grill or the one that Tony uses?
[2697.95] Jack: Yeah, it's still in vegetarian mode.
[2701.95] Jack: So it's never had meat cooked on it?
[2704.95] Jack: No, it has.
[2705.95] Jack: But it was thoroughly cleaned.
[2707.95] Jack: Yeah.
[2708.95] Jack: It's been thoroughly cleaned and then had only vegetable things cooked on it.
[2712.95] Jack: So it's a toning stone, which is a high standard of cool.
[2716.95] Jack: It's a high standard of, you know, set fire to it for half an hour.
[2723.95] Jae: I try and be strict, but he is much more hardcore than I.
[2730.95] Jae: Oh, that's good.
[2738.95] Jae: Yeah, so there's only a few.
[2744.87] Jack: Any other topics you want to bring up?
[2746.87] Jack: There's not much that has happened this week.
[2748.87] Jack: No.
[2749.87] Jack: This week, there was the there was like a little meet up and stuff where Tony flew his wing and stuff with another fossil.
[2757.87] Jack: The guys came and they built a tower out of scaffolding that was pretty amazing.
[2761.87] Jack: I didn't get a flight that much.
[2763.87] Jack: I literally showed up seven hours late and flew for two hours.
[2768.87] Jae: Scaffoldings and hard removable objects like playground is fun until you hit it.
[2774.87] Jae: And it might just be, it might be, you know, no hits or anything, but it makes for great video and and fine.
[2782.87] Jae: But there's no two ways, is it?
[2786.87] Jack: Now, in the chat,
[2788.87] Jack: cameras or antennas usually for me of the of the bank holiday flying funds.
[2795.87] Jack: That's what I named it.
[2797.87] Jack: They said they all that's all they talked about for days afterwards was the how great the scaffolding was.
[2805.87] Jack: So, you know, it's not easy to put up.
[2811.87] Jack: What?
[2812.87] Jack: How much these guys love this scaffolding?
[2815.87] Jack: Should we call it there?
[2818.87] Jack: Yeah, why not, man?
[2820.87] Jae: Why not?
[2821.87] Jae: I think we've been going for a while.
[2823.87] Jae: We have.
[2824.87] Jae: And it's been fun.
[2825.87] Jae: I think we've done.
[2826.87] Jae: Well, have we just made an hour?
[2827.87] Jae: I don't know if we've just made an hour.
[2829.87] Jae: Yeah, I think so.
[2831.87] Jae: Let's open it up to the chat for the last five minutes.
[2833.87] Jae: Is there anything anyone wants to chat, discuss anything or not even five minutes or whatever?
[2838.87] Jae: Because how many people are listening?
[2840.87] Jae: Can we see this group chat?
[2841.87] Jae: We can see Steve in there.
[2843.87] Jack: All viewers.
[2844.87] Jack: No.
[2845.87] Jack: Do you have all viewers?
[2847.87] Jack: It's the group chat.
[2848.87] Jack: I think the people who are in the group who've got the initial first link
[2854.87] Jack: have got...
[2856.87] Jack: So, I don't know.
[2860.87] Jae: What's going to come down this week?
[2863.87] Jack: I should have rescued a friend from the ordinary land.
[2867.87] Jack: I think there's a...
[2869.87] Jack: You would have put questions empowering on, if you want, because we can't see the actual chat.
[2876.87] Jack: I bet there's people screaming at us.
[2879.87] Jae: In fact, I have checked a couple of them.
[2880.87] Jae: No, frankly...
[2881.87] Jack: Downwash from a helicopter is 30 miles an hour at least.
[2884.87] Jack: So, how the hell would you get a drone to fly anywhere near that tail rotor?
[2888.87] Jack: Fair point.
[2889.87] Jack: That's very true.
[2891.87] Jack: Yeah.
[2895.11] Jack: A maximum rate of an hour is 2 miles an hour.
[2903.31] Jack: Downwash from a helicopter is 30 miles an hour at least.
[2908.31] Jae: That may be a bit more than 2 miles an hour, but not 30 miles an hour.
[2914.31] Jae: But that's the other thing they sold.
[2916.31] Jae: They didn't say it went...
[2918.31] Jae: They did go towards the tail rotor, so...
[2921.31] Jae: It was plausible, and it's a shame that they dramatized it into a scenario.
[2926.31] Jae: It's highly unlikely, but it was plausible to, you know, to...
[2932.31] Jae: If everything was perfect, and even the chickens were crowing in the right way as the sun rose in the west...
[2938.31] Jae: I don't know.
[2941.14] Jack: No, that's it.
[2943.14] Jae: Chris says, did you see what I posted about Pop'em?
[2945.14] Jae: Pop'em.
[2946.14] Jae: There is a little...
[2947.14] Jae: I think we did earlier.
[2948.14] Jae: There's a little fly-in or something that you scroll up.
[2951.14] Jae: So, anyone coming for the Pop'em Open Practice Day on the 10th of September, you will need a 25 milliwatt and raceband compatible VTX.
[2961.14] Jae: That's pretty hardcore.
[2963.14] Jack: The thing is...
[2965.14] Jack: The thing is, right, everyone's like, who is going to drive a milliwatt?
[2969.14] Jack: But the raceband channels are not legal in the UK.
[2974.14] Jack: Are they not?
[2975.14] Jack: No.
[2976.14] Jack: No, they are not.
[2978.14] Jack: I've had it on authority that you're not allowed to use the raceband channels.
[2984.14] Jack: They are illegal.
[2986.14] Jae: Okay, well, just to add to that, actually, Chris did say he will put a proper notice out on the Facebook groups soon.
[2994.14] Jae: So, that's just over a week away, isn't it?
[2996.14] Jae: So, not this weekend, next weekend.
[2997.14] Jae: I'm not going to be going...
[2999.14] Jae: Even though I do have a raceband TM25, which some people have been having problems with, but I love mine.
[3005.14] Jae: That means you have to have even a raceband compatible receiver on you, which I broke mine recently.
[3013.25] Jae: So, that's going to be an open practice day for those only with the required equipment, unfortunately.
[3020.25] Jack: Okay, thank you.
[3022.25] Jack: You've been listening to Let's Drone On for the last hour.
[3026.25] Jack: Sorry.
[3027.25] Jack: No, let's drone out.
[3029.25] Jack: Yeah.
[3031.25] Jack: Sorry, we've...
[3033.25] Jack: It was a bit of a mess. We were all late.
[3037.25] Jae: We've learned from the experience.
[3039.25] Jae: But thanks to all our listeners who've managed to find us, despite, and even if you listen to this afterwards, thanks for listening to it afterwards.
[3046.25] Jae: Actually, it's been quite the worst night in history at first, drone out.
[3049.25] Jae: Anytime one year anniversary.
[3051.25] Jack: That's it.
[3052.25] Jack: So, don't forget, we've got a Patreon.
[3054.25] Jack: If you can do that, that will really help.
[3057.25] Jack: Because then we won't...
[3060.25] Jack: That will really help new listeners of the show or people who have only just discovered us because then it means that we'll be able to have a bad catalogue and all hosting can be held up.
[3073.25] Jack: So far, we've got three dollars from our first Patreon.
[3077.25] Jack: Don Robinson, thank you.
[3079.25] Jack: The reason why Let's Drone Out exists is because he wanted a podcast to listen to.
[3086.25] Jack: The Gremlin is us.
[3100.06] Jack: So, like, if you like the show, then you like The Gremlins.