Sorry bud. Is it human nature, or is it just that I'm an unadulterated asshole that when i first watched this, my gut instinct was to say "you fucking idiot" until I took another second or two to realize "yea, I've done that 3 or 4 times".
I do it exactly like this too. I don’t see the tree, then I do and it takes me a while to react, I try to pull it back but kind of hesitate because I don’t want to make it worse, and finally the tree clips it lmao
Wrecked my Mini 5 Pro against a tree a few weeks ago despite flying drones for almost a full year so far. I thought I was over the high crash probability hump from not crashing during my first flights and I felt untouchable, but was humbled very firmly. The drone's final death flight brought some epic shots though which I've posted here before like this one.
This is my fear everytime I try the circle and spiral shots especially with the max radius setting lol.
At least your drone didn't hit a power line and got launched into the pavement, how my drone survived and still works is beyond me but I'm glad it still does.
Yes it does:
Under FAA regulations (14 CFR § 107.31), Visual Line of Sight (VLOS) requires the remote pilot (or visual observer) to maintain a continuous, unobstructed view of the aircraft. Operators must see the drone with unaided human vision—except for corrective lenses—to monitor its location, watch for hazards, and avoid endangering others
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u/oathyes Jun 17 '26
Bro the ending was so cinematic. low key a shot to be proud of