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Phantom 3
Pro/Adv Discussion
Thoughts from a guy who went from X5-C to P3A...
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<blockquote data-quote="stinkeye" data-source="post: 372384" data-attributes="member: 24871"><p>My initial thoughts after my first P3A flight tonight. Wonder if others were as awe inspired? Feel free to share if so...</p><p></p><p>Controlling an aircraft that's 400 feet above you, a half mile away, and it's pitch dark out except for the light of the moon is equal parts thrilling and terrifying. </p><p>I've been a self confessed gadget geek since I took my first computer apart a few decades ago, but I have never been so dazzled by technology as I am right this very second.</p><p>The mere fact that an average citizen can harness this much technology without much more than a decent paycheck leads me to believe none of this will end well. </p><p>It's like giving the keys of a Bugatti Veyron to a 17 year old. Some will cut loose when it's safe and prudent to do so, but most will end up doing serious harm to themselves and/or others in the pursuit of the adrenaline rush.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stinkeye, post: 372384, member: 24871"] My initial thoughts after my first P3A flight tonight. Wonder if others were as awe inspired? Feel free to share if so... Controlling an aircraft that's 400 feet above you, a half mile away, and it's pitch dark out except for the light of the moon is equal parts thrilling and terrifying. I've been a self confessed gadget geek since I took my first computer apart a few decades ago, but I have never been so dazzled by technology as I am right this very second. The mere fact that an average citizen can harness this much technology without much more than a decent paycheck leads me to believe none of this will end well. It's like giving the keys of a Bugatti Veyron to a 17 year old. Some will cut loose when it's safe and prudent to do so, but most will end up doing serious harm to themselves and/or others in the pursuit of the adrenaline rush. [/QUOTE]
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Phantom 3
Pro/Adv Discussion
Thoughts from a guy who went from X5-C to P3A...
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