How I use my Remote Controller without using a Lanyard and reduce the risk of it slipping from my hands. Pics Included

[Torque]

Entertaining responses here. Seems many an ego is attached to a controller...

 

[Desert Drone Works]

Entertaining responses here. Seems many an ego is attached to a controller...

Controllers are so 2023. I'm living in 2035. I have the RC 2 implanted directly into my skull via a Pilot Institute hat.

 

[astrohip]

I use a lanyard for my mounting bracket that holds a Tripltek and it does not impede or impact the operation of the RC at all

Same thing I do. It works well, and you don't even realize it's there after a few seconds.

 

[MS Coast]

I have a lanyard which came in a bundle of bits with my AIR2S but i dont understand how it fits,

its got a black plastic clip looks like it might go on the the extension bracket for the phone

I have not tried it because i dont have a clue ,
seems some of the controllers have two clips on them by which you can attach the lanyard no clips on mine

Post a photo or two of that clip and I'll bet that someone can help out with installing it. I'm guessing that it fits into the recess at the top of the controller, between the two silvery rods that support the antenna.

 

[Clipper707]

Kind of off-topic, but the title of this thread is:

How I use my Remote Controller without using a Lanyard and reduce the risk of it slipping from my hands. Pics Included

This is a textbook way to start a thread. I know what I'm clicking on. I see too many titles like, "It's Here" or "They're Coming" or "Florida."

Thank you for listening.