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Are there any nicknames amongst sUAS flyers for their craft? It's common with manned aircraft but haven't heard too many for the unmanned stuff.

My current nicknames for the Mavic 2 are:

Flying Brick
Flying Potato
Baby HK (after Skynet's air force of VTOL human exterminators in the Terminator movies)
Cat terror
Little Killer

I also call the Phantom series:

Flying throwpillow
The $1000 doggie chew toy
The-thing-that's-stuck-in-the-neighbor's-tree
 
After the A-6B Intruder: Intruder 1,2 and 3. LOL! ?
 
I guess I could name the quiet Mavic 2 "Super Snooper" and the noisy Mavic Air "Blabbermouse". Are you old enough to remember them? LOL!
 
After the A-6B Intruder: Intruder 1,2 and 3. LOL! ?

I like naming mine after military aircraft.

My P3P was Crusader after the RF8. My Mavic Pro was Osprey after the V22 and my Mavic 2 Pro is Raven, after the EF111.

I kind of broke tradition by not naming my M2P after a US Marine aircraft.
 
Flying Squirrel 2.0... 1.0 aka "Rocky" took a dive, literally, bottom of the lake never to be seen again.
 
Are there any nicknames amongst sUAS flyers for their craft? It's common with manned aircraft but haven't heard too many for the unmanned stuff.

My current nicknames for the Mavic 2 are:

Flying Brick
Flying Potato
Baby HK (after Skynet's air force of VTOL human exterminators in the Terminator movies)
Cat terror
Little Killer

I also call the Phantom series:

Flying throwpillow
The $1000 doggie chew toy
The-thing-that's-stuck-in-the-neighbor's-tree
Sicario
 
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I named Mine after the Spitfire airplanes in World War 2.
 
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