Figured I would teach him how to fly and let him give it a go. He's a pretty quick learner and had a ton of fun flying it around the yard. After a quick stop to make sure that the camera was working fine, we swapped out the battery for one last flight. I thought that maybe he should get a view of the sunset over the trees.
So, he flew up, and the wind caught it. He tried to fight it, but it just disappeared over the woodland.
So, that's a drone, a battery, and an action cam with some probably good footage. I spent the better part of an hour looking for it this afternoon where I thought it might have crashed, but no luck.
If you find it, please do the right thing.
The next one will have GPS hold - I promise.
---UPDATE---
Fast forward 3 days. Just got a text from Kim, someone found it. It's been returned with 3 broken props, a cracked camera, and a scuffed battery.
Not too bad.
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