having fun with my Spark...

BrianP · Sep 24, 2020

Dragonfly Joe · Sep 24, 2020

Yes you are having fun BrianP and thanks for sharing it with us. You had a beautiful day for flying and fishing.

RotorWash · Sep 24, 2020

BrianP said:
having fun with my Spark...

Put a smile on my face Brian, thanks for sharing!

Linda · Sep 25, 2020

BrianP said:
having fun with my Spark...

HI BRIANP,

I ENJOYED WATCHING YOUR VIDEO. Thank you.

twickers14 · Sep 25, 2020

Another riveting view Brian. One small (well not quite so small) thing to remember, be careful when you record your Home Point under a canopy of trees. I did that 2 years ago and when I got a RTH Spark lodged 30ft up the tree I was under. Took me 2 weeks to find it and get it back. Had to hire a cherry picker (which didn’t help) and in the end a tree surgeon spotted it and got it down and called me to collect it. Sure you had that eventuality covered but just in case.

BrianP · Sep 25, 2020

Linda said:
HI BRIANP,

I ENJOYED WATCHING YOUR VIDEO. Thank you.

cheers Linda!

twickers14 said:
Another riveting view Brian. One small (well not quite so small) thing to remember, be careful when you record your Home Point under a canopy of trees. I did that 2 years ago and when I got a RTH Spark lodged 30ft up the tree I was under. Took me 2 weeks to find it and get it back. Had to hire a cherry picker (which didn’t help) and in the end a tree surgeon spotted it and got it down and called me to collect it. Sure you had that eventuality covered but just in case.

cheers twickers14! Great tip on the home point info. I need to research setting the home point further... Sometimes i want it to just move without rising up much at all... I'm sure I've seen a a vid where distance away from home point decides the path and height of the rth.

twickers14 · Sep 26, 2020

BrianP said:
cheers Linda!

cheers twickers14! Great tip on the home point info. I need to research setting the home point further... Sometimes i want it to just move without rising up much at all... I'm sure I've seen a a vid where distance away from home point decides the path and height of the rth.

One of our wonderful number will be able to help I’m sure.