What drone to buy?

[sandm]

I'm not sure I understand why something like this would even be built and available to the public?
kinda reminds me of the old saying just because you can do something......

[larry_arizona]

I think it’s intended for wasp hives.

But then again, why did Elon Musk make 20,000 flame throwers and completely sell out of them? Doesn’t really fit the Tesla demographic, ESPECIALLY in California.

And who bought them and why?


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[AlexNillson89]

It's worth watching if you have not decided what to buy

[ideosolutionsunoff]

Imo Mavic 2 pro is the best drone atm.

[NicolaOgden]

I agree with you! Of all the things I've used Imo Mavic 2 pro is the best!

[GeorgeFell07]

I personally use DJI Mavic Air 2 and I love it. I bought it for about $400 cause it was used.

[HFarr]

I have had a mavic pro platinum for a few years now. No problems. In my opinion, a DJI product is the way to go. So easy to fly and NOT lose control of. I took this video of my wife pulling a couple of my daughters friends a couple of years ago. I flew the whole thing "free hand" from the porch on the house. BTW, It's illegal to fly the drone without being able to see it. I could see it from where I was sitting.

https://youtu.be/qieEyu0pcUU

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[HFarr]

LOL! I Just saw the flamethrower drone! I love it! only thing that would make that cooler is if it had a chainsaw attachment too! Put that straight in a James Bond Movie!


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[Holdmybeer]

Look up drone fishing.

You can sit on the beach or dock and use the drone to drop your line directly over the fish. They even have rigs that when the fish bite the line will detach from the drone rig and return home. Just reel it in and get ready for dinner.

[2in2out]

I think it’s intended for wasp hives.

But then again, why did Elon Musk make 20,000 flame throwers and completely sell out of them? Doesn’t really fit the Tesla demographic, ESPECIALLY in California.

And who bought them and why?


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I could see this used on prescribed burns or during firing operations on a wildland fire to mitigate the use of helicopter ignition operations. Helitorch ops have a high frequency of failure because of torch problems and pilot error in bringing fire outside of the planned boundary.

I will say that the fuel mixture seemed too hot and isn’t giving the best burn time. 70/30 (diesel/gas mix) is the hottest I like to use.


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