Massive Abandoned Warehouse - 4K

Alec Smirts · Oct 10, 2017

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pixl · Oct 10, 2017

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Please, if you liked the video, DON'T click on my channel and subscribe! ...See I have to do the opposite of promoting my channel which would be to depromote it, ehh?!?!

Seriously though, hope you enjoy!

Quite a coincidence.... I shot in that very place in December 2015. It used to be a pipe manufacturing plant. I was shooting with my Inspire 1 Pro, and came extremely close to crashing it as I was getting constant compass errors and warnings, especially outside the plant. It was not bad inside -- the Inspire flies ATTI no problem.

I finally figured out that the entire yard is criss-crossed with buried railway tracks, and a local guy told me that there was low-level magnetized slag all over the yard. The whole area is going through remediation -- Chatt was once considered the most polluted valley in the USA.

I like what you got... it was an interesting urbex afternoon for me, though I thought it all was to have been torn down by now.

Thanks for posting!

Alec Smirts · Oct 10, 2017

pixl said:
Quite a coincidence.... I shot in that very place in December 2015. It used to be a pipe manufacturing plant. I was shooting with my Inspire 1 Pro, and came extremely close to crashing it as I was getting constant compass errors and warnings, especially outside the plant. It was not bad inside -- the Inspire flies ATTI no problem.

I finally figured out that the entire yard is criss-crossed with buried railway tracks, and a local guy told me that there was low-level magnetized slag all over the yard. The whole area is going through remediation -- Chatt was once considered the most polluted valley in the USA.

I like what you got... it was an interesting urbex afternoon for me, though I thought it all was to have been torn down by now.

Thanks for posting!

That is awesome information, I wasn't aware of any of that!