3 The Gap FPV

[Paleomanjim]

You never know what the top of a ridge looks like unless you hike to the top or launch a drone to check it out. This ridge was 1600' and surprised me!

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[GFields]

Awesome!

 

[Cafguy]

I love the way the glare makes a drone prop at the end!!

 

[Paleomanjim]

Awesome!

Thanks for watching

I love the way the glare makes a drone prop at the end!!

Yeah, I am using the DJI Action 2 camera piggyback on the FPV drone and there is glare from the lense at certain angles, in this case it did pop!

 

[DISC]

Nice one - just what a drone is for as my fading knees won’t get me anywhere near the top now! Although it’s always been good to see just over the next ridge and save a walk on the boring ones!
Thx for sharing.

 

[Paleomanjim]

Nice one - just what a drone is for as my fading knees won’t get me anywhere near the top now! Although it’s always been good to see just over the next ridge and save a walk on the boring ones!
Thx for sharing.

Yeah, I love hiking and still do a lot of it but even in my younder days it would have been a full day of hiking to see what the drone did in 6 minutes! Thanks

 

[Sky Wombat]

Another nice flight there Paleommanjim. Any idea why there's a great big parking area just below the rise? Sees like there are too many cars for hikers.

 

[Paleomanjim]

Another nice flight there Paleommanjim. Any idea why there's a great big parking area just below the rise? Sees like there are too many cars for hikers.

That parking area is actually the turn around for drivers since Muley point ends in a cliff. We hiked 1 mile from our camp on our 2nd day to check out the actual Muley point and just as we arrived a group of a dozen or so folks traveling together in a convoy arrived and made the turn around look like a parking lot. Super nice folks though and they had their drones flying also! I gotta say I have camped all over the west and use Google Earth to find the most remote camp sites out there and this place is #1 on my list, highly reccomend it to others. Thanks