Severe Storms and Drones
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No, I would never get that close lol!! Got me a little handheld 2-meter transceiver to monitor the local ham storm chasers.Your drone could get sucked into the tornado.
teather the drone to the ground and capture some awesome shots
dirkclod
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I practice flying in the wind in atti just for one and we have lots here .The F5 we had that came through several years ago and got Smithville
I had to do SAR in was all on foot then, the one that hit Tupelo had someone with a drone doing the aftermath of it and that's when I
got my first one . My P2V handles the wind a lot better than my Standard but me stays ready. Most hit at nite here and I don't care for that .
Like to see what's coming at me .
I had to do SAR in was all on foot then, the one that hit Tupelo had someone with a drone doing the aftermath of it and that's when I
got my first one . My P2V handles the wind a lot better than my Standard but me stays ready. Most hit at nite here and I don't care for that .
Like to see what's coming at me .
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weren't you just complaining about how dangerous people are with drones? what if your drone gets sucked away and lands on some kids head? haha. hypocrite.
What I've found here when we do get tornado warnings/sightings, the "storm" that comes along with it has hail and usually high gusting winds which would make flying nearly impossible. Tornados usually come with a Thunderstorms so flying isn't a good idea anyways...
More power to you and good luck if you decide to do it....
More power to you and good luck if you decide to do it....
dirkclod
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He was But your calling someone a name which makes me think you forgot to read these Community Guidelines
when you joined .
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