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No problem.

Jake

YouTube finally finished processing the group video taken with a drone. Please watch it full-screen at the highest resolution that your computer can manage without hiccupping.

When watched on YouTube's website, the following comments are displayed:

Quote:Attendees at HHC 2016 in Fort Collins, Colorado (17/18 September 2016). HP Inc's courtyard. Filmed with a GoPro 4 Silver on a 3DR Solo quadcopter. The beginning was included just for fun. The last 1/3rd of the video is slowed way down so that you can look for things in the city, such as the conference hotel (on the far left). Music by Amiga 1000 from the 1980's (appropriate for most of this crowd!). HHC 2016 info: http://hhuc.us/2016

Enjoy!

(09-22-2016 09:20 PM)Joe Horn Wrote: [ -> ]YouTube finally finished processing the group video taken with a drone. Please watch it full-screen at the highest resolution that your computer can manage without hiccupping.

When watched on YouTube's website, the following comments are displayed:

Quote:Attendees at HHC 2016 in Fort Collins, Colorado (17/18 September 2016). HP Inc's courtyard. Filmed with a GoPro 4 Silver on a 3DR Solo quadcopter. The beginning was included just for fun. The last 1/3rd of the video is slowed way down so that you can look for things in the city, such as the conference hotel (on the far left). Music by Amiga 1000 from the 1980's (appropriate for most of this crowd!). HHC 2016 info: http://hhuc.us/2016

Enjoy!

GREAT!!!!

Remarkably stable, I enjoyed that, thanks!

A great bunch of gurus as never seen from the sky :O)
Thanks, very nice video!

Absolutely wonderful!

What was the time limit for recognizing a lost signal and then returning to the source GPS co-ordinates.

Geoff

(09-23-2016 06:06 PM)Geoff Quickfall Wrote: [ -> ]What was the time limit for recognizing a lost signal and then returning to the source GPS co-ordinates.

Return To Home (or Return To Me, user-selectable) via direct route, or by first ascending (to a user-settable height) or by "rewind" (flying backwards along its previous path, to avoid obstacles), happens within a few seconds of loss of contact with the controller, or when it's reaching a critically low battery level. Here's more info about that drone than you ever wanted to know: https://3dr.com/solo-drone/

Amazing! Now to hardwire that to some airliners (not to be named) that tend to get lost.

:-)