Hello great people
I need a little bit of info on this Marco Polo,is it a tracking device,where can one get it?
I need a little bit of info on this Marco Polo,is it a tracking device,where can one get it?
I don't have one, but you can read at: Search results for query: marco poloHello great people
I need a little bit of info on this Marco Polo,is it a tracking device,where can one get it?
Best I can see in it a staff member closed it so he started this oneWhy start another thread??
Nope I don't think so .You better find that drone! Do you know how much a disappearing drone would be worth? More likely it was grabbed by a time traveler as a classic toys to sell on some futuristic eBay site.
Best I can see in it a staff member closed it so he started this one
View attachment 62898 Nope I don't think so .
Let's stay on topic shall we .
Cloaked Alien Quaduction1. Near the Bermuda triangle
2. Could have been aliens from area 52
3. Bird of prey wanted a snack
4. The rapture is upon us and God only wants DJIs drones.
Ones Back were turned when it was hovering at last point, dear fellow!All the other explanations aside as to the cause, my first thought is with such a small area and short distance from the Home Point, he SHOULD have had VLOS and SHOULD have been able to SEE the Mavic, so he SHOULD have seen it when connection was lost. If not what was he watching at the time. If it was his monitor, then as soon as he lost connect, he SHOULD have looked up and seen the Mavic and where it dropped or where it went from that point in the sky.
Not trying to start and argument, just stating what my first thoughts.
The magnetic field around these transmission lines is huge. I was an Electronics Tech with the Railroad and when these power lines parallel the tracks, as is often the case because they love our uninterrupted right of ways, the rails (laying there on the ground) will couple with the power line and we regularly see 200 ~ 300vac on the tracks. That drives all the stuff nuts that we are "transmitting" down the rails for the train signals and crossing lights to work. A bad insulator on a pole real close, can just burn stuff down in my bungalow. A ground fault at a substation smoked four miles of my stuff once. When you open the bungalow and are greeted with the smell of burnt backlit, you know it's going to be a long night. Our old analog stuff could stand up to it but when it all went micro processor, we had to start Farraday caging everything. Considering all that, I wouldn't go within a couple hundred feet of a transmission line.