**** Canandians. They're all troublemakers.That RedHotPoker guy! He Instigated it! Ban him from the forums! Drag him out and rip him to shreds with props.
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**** Canandians. They're all troublemakers.That RedHotPoker guy! He Instigated it! Ban him from the forums! Drag him out and rip him to shreds with props.
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You can use these for rotor blades too...
5. Hand Catching Your Quad
There are lots of videos of people doing this, but it is a very dangerous activity. You're putting your flesh and your face in close proximity to spinning props. Those props are very sharp and have enough power to sever a finger or worse. Please find a better way to land that doesn't put you at risk. If you look at the risk vs reward ratio it's a no brainer. The risk is insanely high for zero reward in doing it. Stay safe out there folks.
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That RedHotPoker guy! He Instigated it! Ban him from the forums! Drag him out and rip him to shreds with props.
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With tri blade carbon props hahaThat RedHotPoker guy! He Instigated it! Ban him from the forums! Drag him out and rip him to shreds with props.
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That RedHotPoker guy! He Instigated it! Ban him from the forums! Drag him out and rip him to shreds with props.
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Hahaha, I hope that you are seriously, kidding!! ;-)
Well, besides You will never catch me, hand catching my models.
But guys, would you try hand catching a model helicopter? Why not... ;-)
Try a TRex 700E. The rotors are spinning at like 36 revs a second.
That would carve flesh and blood off the bone, then break those too.
But seriously, unless you are on the moon, please find a safe place to ascend and descend...
Do I know you? Then why should I care? Is because we are a large extended family. And I would not want to read about any of you, in a serious mishap, that may have been smartly avoided.
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