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@@shooter4life100 hello I need help how did you cut open your force 100 drone without breaking wires can you help me

Thanx

Thanks bro!

@@shooter4life100 hello I need help how did you cut open your force 100 drone without breaking wires can you help me

It took me quite awhile and I was wondering if I was ever gonna get used to them. I have also almost lost quads, when your first starting out I suggest set out out a designated path like along a tree line in a field, then all you have to do is walk the path to find drone after crash.

Planned route would be better wording then “path”

@@shooter4life100 Good idea . It bummed me out a little thinking if I could ever get used to the googles .But I love the learning curve in fpv ,it wouldn't interest me if it was really easy. Thanks for the reply .Will let you know on my progress .Thanks mate.

@@madness5327 welcome, have fun

Thank you

Lol thanks, I literally just shared a couple animal attack RC boats videos with a friend a couple days ago then went out doing some test on his boat and this happened lol. By the way if you haven’t seen swan attacks RC boat look it up, he gets some fantastic footage.

Thank you, I was also impressed especially with the bottom, that’s a good question I know I was going to try the stabilization setting in Davinci but I forgot, I haven’t really messed with it, it’s possible it was on though. Somebody suggested turning the camera around, I will try that soon enough.

Nothing else besides barrel swap, I don’t own mine anymore but it performed flawlessly

@@shooter4life100 thank you, I was just reading a low profile gas block may work a little better. I’m new to the ar15s and really I don’t know much about them. If it’s not a bolt action I’m clueless haha

@@larrylambert5193 a low profile block isn’t going to change performance of an identical spec standard profile block, it’s basically just for extra room if you have a smaller diameter handguard that doesn’t have room. An adjustable gas block on the other hand is a different story, but I didn’t have one on my 204

@@shooter4life100 thank you again!! I’ve shot the 204 round since ruger developed it. I’ve had the round in a couple different Remingtons/rugers, went all out and bought a cooper MTV the round is way under rated. I’ve taken 1000s of groundhogs, coyotes. We moved to Nc a few years ago and I wanted to give a ar15 a try but with a 204 barrel instead of the 223/556. Thank you again for your time.

@@larrylambert5193 yeah it’s a great round I do miss it sometimes. I rebarreled the AR into a 6.5 grendel and have sense took 4 or 5 7-11 point bucks with it.

No they are not

Yup!

30 times, duh! Lol

Thanks for input, for starters I'm going to balance it left to right, my esc side is heavier at the moment. Then I'll experiment with front to back battery placement. I'm also making a grill and a nozzle protector.

Thank you

Thanks a lot brother!

Thank you

Yes but I don't reload anymore so I haven't shot it in quite awhile and I have sold the scope. I don't shoot as often anymore and when I do I shoot more budget friendly factory calibers.

I've let many, MANY, good rifles go on down the proverbial road that I wish I had back. I found out too late that I liked buying, shooting, and then selling guns than collecting. I regret those decisions now. I'm 73 now and I don't shoot that often either. I still have a custom 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser with a receiver date of 1912 that still puts 3 touching at 100. I had it built in 2005. My go to deer rifle here in Texas. Hope health issues are not a factor in your decrease in shooting. God bless.

Thanks bro