Podcasts about fpv drones

In this episode of 'Seeking Focus', Marty chats to Adriano and Felix from MantisFPV about drone racing SkyMonkey and DSpec. Boys from Syd are in Melbourne If you want to know about FPV Drones and more chat with the guys https://www.instagram.com/mantisfpvau/ https://www.instagram.com/skymonkeyofficial/

In this episode, we dive into stadium construction trends, the rise of FPV drone footage, and must-have tech tools – Meta Smart Glasses, DJI Osmo cameras, and more. We also break down top insights from the ASC competition and reveal how industry events are shaping the next wave of construction talent and innovation.

VerTech manager Daneil Watson is back for 2025. He's talking about FPV (first person view) drones and how to get started with the hobby, he's reviewing a new portable keyboard from Logitech -the MX Keys Mini, and he explains the latest AI story: Deepseek. [picture id="4KCVTESĀFP__20250127__2196223475__v1__HighRes__NewlyLaunchedChineseAiAppDeepseekCausesUSTec_jpg" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

The Warfighter Podcast is back for very special mini-season looking at FPV (First Person View) drones and their impact in the modern battlefield.Even the most casual observer of recent conflicts will be aware of the impact that low-cost, consumer drones and home-built FPVs have been making across conflict zones. It's likely that their impact is here to stay and militaries are mobilising for the use of these drones, as well as working out how to counter them.Karl Eze formally served with the British Army and is now the founder of a company that specialises in the development and deployment of unmanned systems. He is also the chair of RADRA - the Royal Artillery Drone Racing Association. Karl provides a background to the evolution of FPV drones and discusses how the skills and capabilities are being developed through drone racing, and events such as MIDRT - Military International Drone Racing Tournament, which is being held in London this month.We cover as much as we can is a short period, as the evolution of FPV drones is clearly a fascinating area, which we hope to uncover over the next couple of episodes.Hosts:Tom Constable: www.linkedin.com/in/tom-constable/ Colin Hillier: www.linkedin.com/in/colinhillier/Guests:Karl Eze: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karl-eze/Links:MIDRT: https://www.midrt.com/Website: www.warfighterpodcast.com/LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/warfighter-digital/YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCkgiH-cwmyc2I2Iyc8MLYtgTwitter: twitter.com/WarfighterPodEpisode Sponsor: MiDRT 24 (Military International Drone Racing Tournament)The Military International Drone Racing Tournament (MIDRT) 2024 is a major event in London from September 16-20, bringing together military personnel, skilled in first-person view (FPV) drone racing. The event includes a tournament, mini-conference and exhibition, attracting top experts in UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) technology. It serves as a platform for allied military forces, industry leaders, and innovators to exchange ideas on the future of battlefield drone applications. MIDRT aims to advance military drone racing as a vehicle to train remote pilots and enhance STEM knowledge.Email: team@midrt.com

At the end of January 2024 a Russian company from 33rd Motor Rifle Regiment 1 set off to attack in the area of Novomikhailovka, South-West of Donetsk City. The company comprised three T-72s leading one BMP-1 and seven MT-LBs (catastrophic attrition means the Russian Army now uses the MT-LB utility tracked vehicle as an APC). After leaving a hard-topped road the sub-unit fanned out to attack from the line of march across open fields. It didn't get too far. The company was not stopped by mines or other engineering obstacles. Nor was it stopped by artillery or rocket fire. There were no anti-tank engagements and no Ukrainian tanks deployed to counter-attack. In fact, none of the elements of a defensive battle studied by a British Army cadet at Sandhurst, or student at the Defence College at Shrivenham, were present. The company was stopped by $500 FPV drones loaded with explosive charges. All but one vehicle were damaged or destroyed and the survivors fled on foot. 'The price of such inability to learn is the death of people,' lamented the prominent Russian military blogger 'Rybar', 'the loss out of the blue of a heap of equipment for which industry works in three shifts, as well as landscapes of burning columns.' This article is about the developing story of 'the most important component of the battlefield' - the first person view (FPV) drone. Intensity of attacks In 2022, only a handful of FPV-drone attacks were recorded. The Ukrainian Army was the first to appreciate the potential of FPV drones (as opposed to the Mavik-style drones that were becoming ubiquitous). By the summer of 2023, the Russian Army began to use FPV drones in greater numbers. Since that period, attacks have grown exponentially on both sides. In total, there have been 3,917 Russian attacks (with video evidence) as at 8 February. About half hit. Roughly 12% result in destruction of the target (479 targets) and 15% in damage (594 targets). Around 20% miss or are inconclusive. Ukrainian use is ahead but the Russian Army is catching up. Setting aside the attrition - tactical drones of all types, with artillery, have become the biggest battlefield killers - their presence has radically altered the close battle. Both sides are now locked in a stalemate where any movement is quickly detected and threats neutralised by drones. What is being targeted? Analysis of what is being attacked shows clear differences in the targeting strategies of Ukrainian and Russian drone pilots. The Ukrainians mainly attack high-value target platforms, such as tanks, SP guns, EW systems, air defence systems, and logistic stores. The Russians overwhelmingly use FPV drones to support attacks on Ukrainian 'positions' - the trench lines and strong points. Both sides have actually been attacking trenches regularly, with important implications for the design of trenches. Building overhead cover is no longer sufficient; a trench must be at least L-shaped because skilful drone pilots are flying the drones into the trenches. Where are the attacks taking place? With geo-location, open-source monitoring of drone attacks offers insights into where the fighting occurs (much as NASA FIRMS data unintentionally but usefully records heavy artillery or rocket fire as 'heat anomalies'). Tocnhyi.info January 2024 heat maps (shown below) reveal how the most active areas for drone attacks were the Krynky bridgehead in the west and the Avdiivka-Marinka sectors in the east. At the former, Ukrainian defenders on the Dnipro right bank (at a higher elevation than the left bank) are using drones and artillery to keep a much larger Russian force at bay at the 36th Separate Marine Brigade bridgehead. Innovation and democratisation Over 200 firms are involved in drone production in Ukraine. More than 60 drone types have been developed and fielded, which is, in some respects, an unhelpful 'menagerie of drones'. Commercial training providers have sprung up, and drone 'shock companies' have been raised. Crowd-funding ...

Short episode- for your review:1. President Biden to visit Israel- and after meet with other Middle East leaders (Egypt, Jordan, & Palestinian Authority).2. Carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) will travel to Eastern Mediterranean and join the USS Gerald R, Ford (CVN-78).3. Israel Merkava Tank Crews prepare for First Person View (FPV) Drones.4. France to increase defense spending and production- 155mm munitions, Caesar 155mm Mobile Artillery, Mistral Short-Range Missiles, etc.5. Netherlands Navy retires first Walrus-Class submarine. Another to follow.6. Spain to procure 8 x MH-60R anti-submarine/anti-surface warfare helicopters from the US.7. Japan to speed up purchase/delivery of long-range precision missiles. North Korea criticizes as preparation for "reinvasion".

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Dusty Jolly, the community manager for Drone Launch Connect, provides a step-by-step guide on how to get started in building and flying FPV drones in this podcast episode. To begin with, he recommends starting with a remote that works with a simulator to understand what it feels like to fly an FPV drone before investing in one. When it comes to building an FPV drone, Dusty suggests starting with a carbon fiber frame and a DJI FPV remote. He explains the importance of choosing the right transmitter and flight controller and recommends going digital when it comes to the receiver. In addition, Dusty discusses the cost of building an FPV drone, estimating that building a three-inch drone can cost between $350 to $400. With his expert guidance, you can be sure to have a smooth and successful start in the world of FPV drone building and flying.

Noah McMeeken is a sophomore at Slinger High School in Slinger, Wisconsin and he is a recent recipient of a $1,000 SAE grant.  Noah has interests in things that fly.  He and his brother have been raising and showing ducks and chickens for the past several years, Noah loves to fly in aircraft, he is a competitive alpine skier and flies down the mountain and he has developed a deep interest in drone technology.  So much so, that he was teaching me a thing or two about drones during the interview.   Noah is just picking up speed in his FFA career, and he has a vision of a business involving him flying FPV Drones and taking aerial photographs for farmers for crop scouting as well a multitude of other reasons.  Noah is pursuing this with a lot of wisdom too.  In addition to being proactive and seeking (and winning) the grant money to fund the project, he has chosen to purchase a kit and assemble the drone himself.  Obviously, he could save himself time and headache by purchasing a fully assembled and ready to fly drone.  However, he knows he will eventually break something on the drone.  So, he looks at the assembly as preparation for that day.  This way he will know how to fix the drone, rather than having to purchase a whole new unit.  And this knowledge will come from the assembly.  

Join us on this week's episode of Project Freelance as we welcome Luke Gale, a talented freelance FPV drone pilot based in the UK. Luke has been captivating audiences with his incredible drone footage and aerial videography, capturing breathtaking views of iconic UK locations and natural landscapes from new perspectives. Luke will share his journey to becoming a freelance FPV drone pilot and how he's been able to turn his passion into a successful career. He'll discuss the technical aspects of flying a drone, the challenges he's faced, and how he's overcome them to deliver stunning results. From breathtaking shots of the UK's restaurants and bowling alleys to mesmerizing aerial footage of motorsports and farmland, Luke's work is nothing short of awe-inspiring. He'll share his creative process and how he approaches each project to ensure his clients receive the best possible results. So, tune in this week to Project Freelance to hear from Luke Gale and learn about the exciting world of FPV drone piloting. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this episode is sure to be a valuable resource for anyone interested in pursuing a career as a freelance drone pilot. Follow/Hire Luke: https://www.instagram.com/cineflowuk/ https://www.cineflow.co.uk - Want to come on project freelance? Shoot me an email at contact@justtheletterk.com or on any of my social media: http://beacons.ai/justtheletterk Check out these best sellers from Wandrd: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2168736&u=3481091&m=79898&urllink=&afftrack= Try Liquid Death: http://liquiddeath.com/discount/JUSTTHELETTERK You can now buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/justtheletterk Get 12 fractional shares by joining Webull: https://a.webull.com/B8fJ2rwkXIWCl9tWi2 I've been using Cash App to send money and spend using the Cash Card. Try it using my code and we'll each get $5. DGMNRNB https://cash.app/app/DGMNRNB --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/projectfreelance/message

Ryan Gosling. Chris Evans. Ana De Armas.That guy everyone liked from "Bridgerton." In a giant spectacle of a spy/action/thriller directed by The Russo Brothers!? Oh man, this movie is going to be GREAT! Isn't it!? ISN'T IT!?!? Does Netflix's biggest film of the year have a responsibility to be... good? Ev thinks yes, and hates it. Keith thinks no, and kinda likes it! Special Guest Star Richie Rauscher shows up for the "fun," and everything gets a little sloppy. LET'S GO. 00:00 - Intro / Worst. Bachelor. Party. Ever. 02:38 - Keith's Hot Take... he liked it! 03:42 - Ev's Hot Take... he didn't 04:29 - WalMart "Blade Runner 2049" 05:40 - FPV Drones tho 06:21 - Keith doesn't LOVE it, just thinks it's better than most 07:40 - Great cinematography? Great lighting? 08:57 - Ev's laundry list of complaints 10:13 - All CGI is bad now so let's not blame "The Gray Man" 12:00 - What was the last great action movie? 13:05 - With this much talent attached, shouldn't this movie be better? 15:00 - Good character development? 17:05 - Keith thinks Ev and Richie are being unfair to the $200,000,000 Netflix movie 23:02 - Rege Jean-Page is... not great here 25:20 - Should a movie like this try a little harder to be great? 26:01 - Do you think the Russo Brothers think they made a great movie? 28:11 - Does Netflix make mid movies on purpose? (Yeah, "MID," we're hip AF) Thank you so much for watching! #TheGrayMan #TheGrayManReview #FilmReview --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thebluffcouncil/message

In tIn this episode, I am delighted to have Benn and Janie TK with me to discuss two of my favourite topics: video making and drone flying. Coming back on how they discovered FPV and the use they make of it in their videos and short films or music video clips (Jamie also creates music), I had an awesome time learning about their views on our hobby as creatives and content makers. Dive into the topic with us three today, if you are keen to hear a refreshing perspective on FPV and our community as well! Links mentioned in this episode: Jamie's video in Japan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gq3SfLf12ME Lost in Dubai Short Film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbrRighb4Es

The gentlemen of the Kwadcast are proud to welcome itsKen FPV for his international podcast debut! If you've been anywhere on social media in the past 6 months, then you've most likely seen Ken's flights. He has genuinely exploded into the FPV freestyle and cinematic scene. We ask him so many questions about his spots, his setup, his mindset, and whether or not he actually cares about the social media side of the house. Ladies and gentlemen of planet Earth - we bring you itsKen FPV! Enjoy.Support the show

The gentlemen close out the guest series for Season One with the one and only Eric AKA Konasty FPV. We sit back and listen to one of the greatest to ever do it in the hobby as a freestyle pilot, an innovator for the brand ETHiX he co-founded with Steele Davis, a professional production set pilot talk about a lot of what drives him to be an essential and valuable member of a team. Welcome to the final guest episode for Season One of the Kwadcast, everyone. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Kwadcast)

The gentlemen from the Kwadcast cheers with the legendary innovator Nurk FPV aka Paul and on this week's episode we cover the entire spectrum from family, to working with YouTube guru Mark Rober, to FPV innovations, and finally cross into the vast unknown of drones in space. You're going to want to strap in for this one, boys and girls. This episode of the Kwadcast takes things to a new height. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Kwadcast)

The gentlemen from the Kwadcast reunite to attempt to document the storied, controversial history of one of the most noticeable brands in FPV - Rotor Riot. After doing an objective overview of the history based on their YouTube channel, the guys weigh in on what happened, whether or not it is good for the hobby, and much more. Ultimately, we end on a positive note, discussing the current state of Rotor Riot LLC the company. Settle in, everyone and welcome to this installment of the Kwadcast.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Kwadcast)

This is a FIRST for the Wknd Warriors Fishing Podcast! We sit down with Sam Moore, business owner, videographer, photographer, outdoor enthusiast and the mastermind behind a ton of content you see from MAJOR BRANDS in the fishing and outdoor industry, right from the comfort of his ICE HOUSE. That's right, Sam did this interview from frozen water in Minnesota. We jump into all kinds of topics in PART 1 of this interview with Sam, from FPV drones, content creation & branding, to working with major brands. Sam is such a good dude, be sure to toss him a follow on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MooreMediaCrew Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samuel_moore_media/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpLpJz397d5wMuxZXFUYPig Podcast Links: https://linktr.ee/wkndwarriorsfishingpod Be sure to follow the show @wkdnwarriorsfishingpodcast on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Subscribe to our YouTube channel for updates, behind the scenes, videos, giveaways and more! Email us at theweekendwarriorspodcast@gmail.com with any show or guest suggestions. Let us know what you'd like to see for Wknd Warriors merch! We love to hearing your feedback. Podcast Sponsors: 13 Fishing Canada: Use Code "WKNDWARRIORS" for 15% OFF *EXCLUSIVE Discount on Rapala Canada and ALL 9 of their Brands! Use Code "WKNDWARRIORS" for 15% OFF www.rapala.ca* BlackFish Gear: Use Code "BFVIPWKNDWR22" for 15% OFF Lucky Bastard Distillers: Use Code "WKNDWARRIORS" for 10% OFF Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation: Grab yourself a Membership here: https://saskatchewan-wildlife-federation.myshopify.com/collections/memberships Download the Saskatchewan Master Angler App: https://swf.sk.ca/master-angler-program/ J P Adventure Rentals: Rent Sleds, ATV's, boats & more! Book Here: https://jpadventurerentals.ca This episode is brought to you by 13 Fishing Canada, Blackfish Gear, Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation, JP Adventure Rentals and Lucky Bastard Distillers Brandon's Instagram: @ampedupangling Brandon's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AmpedUpAngling/ Logan's Instagram: @bplfishing Logan's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wkndwarriorsfishingpod/message

The gentlemen of the Kwadcast reunite to talk about the social dilemma in FPV freestyle and cinematic viral videos. Do subscriber counts matter? Do viral videos make you a solid pilot? Is there a guy/gal in their backyard doing incredible things with their kwads just not posting it on YouTube or Instagram? We get to the heart of the social dilemma, and much more on this installment of the Kwadcast.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Kwadcast)

The gentlemen at the Kwadcast are blessed by Botgrinder, we had a chance to spend a long while with the legend that is Bot. This episode requires a beverage, perhaps a smoke, then grab yourself some snacks maybe popcorn or some sour candy and come on this incredible, insane ride with us. Bot talks about the hobby that made him who he is today, where it is going, and what is ultimately the most important thing about flying FPV. Welcome to the Kwadcast featuring THE Botgrinder.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Kwadcast)

The gentlemen from the Kwadcast welcome Pro Drone Racing League pilot PhluxyFPV to the show this week. The four of us discuss the current DRL season, technology around FPV simulators, where would Phluxy fly FPV Freestyle,  the future of drone racing, and much more! Tune in every Monday for a new episode of the Kwadcast.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Kwadcast)

We are honored to welcome our first guest to the Kwadcast, Reme FPV. We talk creative inspiration, some of the amazing projects Reme has worked on recently, and much more. Welcome to the guest series of the Kwadcast, stay tuned for the best guests, doing their best work right now all throughout our amazing hobby.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Kwadcast)

The micro class of FPV drones is probably one of the most fun. Despite their small size, Tinywhoop's offer quite the adrenaline rush. The gentlemen from the Kwadcast talk about Tinywhoop's storied history, if micro-class drone racing is really racing, and much more on the smallest episode of the Kwadcast yet!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Kwadcast)

In our tertiary episode, the gentlemen from the Kwadcast get deep, personal, and vulnerable and talk about their own personal journey into why they got into FPV drones, the hobby we all love. Stick around until the end to hear what FPV means to each of us. What does FPV mean to you?Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Kwadcast)

Meet Troy Walsh of Drone Media Chicago. Listen to his take on FPV Drones and how they have become a new standard for drone videography. Drone Media Chicago was born from a combined love of aviation and creativity. The founder Troy Walsh holds over 15 years of experience piloting remotely controlled aircraft and understands the precision, attention to detail, and safety that goes into creating a successful production.

FPV Drones are taking off the industry (Yes I made that pun). This is a quick episode on some of the features of this exciting new tool from DJI. 

FPV drones have become a popular filmmaking tool in the last few years and with the new DJI FPV drone coming out will ariel cinematography change forever? Listen in as FPV expert and business owner Holt Ingalls talks about his growth in filmmaking. Holt is the owner of H.I. Productions located in Atlanta, Georgia, and is a well-known FPV pilot in the United States. Follow Holt Ingalls on Instagram at @holtingalls Follow Filmmaking Bros on Instagram! @filmmakingbrospodcast Follow your hosts @richard_bloomer and @_will.walker on Instagram. Check out our video production companies Strata House Films and Tall View Productions. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/filmmakingbros/message

Mike and Chris talk with Brandon Bently — an FPV drone expert — about the new product from DJI. What is an FPV drone and how is it different from the drones we're all used to? This new category of video equipment will take some getting used to, and Brandon helps explain the technology and it's purpose.Support the show (http://www.videomaker.com/)

Clark and I discuss being creative and how that works for each of us, then we kind of go off in a couple of different directions such as using social media to market what you are making and if thats really the best thing to be doing. Spoiler, we dont really come to a conclusion, but it was a good conversation nonetheless.  Got something to say? Hit me up at: notatalkshowpodcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/notatalkshow/support

Consumer drones have become mainstream over recent years. And these combined efforts have reduced the price of entry dramatically. Blog Post https://buff.ly/3pLtVM5 Video https://youtu.be/-8pyoiZJHwA

Consumer drones have become mainstream over recent years. And these combined efforts have reduced the price of entry dramatically. Blog Post https://photographypx.com/best-first-person-view-fpv-drones/ Video https://youtu.be/-8pyoiZJHwA Lightroom Presets http://bit.ly/pxpresets  

One great application for FPV drones lies in SWAT team operations. But what does that look like? It will take thorough training and careful coordination. We discuss our thoughts in today's podcast, which finishes out our AI Q+A series.

Mr. Steele and I sit down to talk about using FPV drones as a means of obtaining awesome and unique shots in films. The practice of using FPV Drones in serious videography is new and is still gaining acceptance, but it is likely here to stay. Steele opens up about what it's like, what crazy things he's done, what gear he brings and how much he likes it. Hope you enjoy!You can find my Patreon here:https://www.patreon.com/michaelrollins You can find Mr Steele here (as if you don't already follow him):https://www.youtube.com/user/MrSteeledavis

Zoe went from winning the first AMA sanctioned event in the US to a disastrous set of runs due to equipment problems in Drone Nationals. In this episode we hear about the early days of racing, about the infighting of the leagues, and about how that infighting set the sport of drone racing back and may effect it to this day.You can find Zoe here:https://www.youtube.com/user/ZoeFullThrottlezoe@outcastdroneworks.comhttps://outcastdroneworks.com

14/52 | @joel (Joel Elman) is a Professional FPV Pilot who is currently based in Canada. His love for FPV and traveling has led him to create breathtaking drone footage from all around the world. In this episode, he shares some of his thrilling adventures, how he got into flying FPV Drones, and what it takes to be a creator. omarmwaseem.com/52stories

Consumer drones have become mainstream over recent years. And these combined efforts have reduced the price of entry dramatically. https://photographypx.com/best-first-person-view-fpv-drones/

Consumer drones have become mainstream over recent years. And these combined efforts have reduced the price of entry dramatically. https://photographypx.com/best-first-person-view-fpv-drones/

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Chad is former professional downhill skateboarder, after an insane injury that ended his career Chad discusses how he over came that mentally and physically.  In this episode we dive into the flow state, lobsters, how chad found stimulation after his injury through the world of FPV Drones and his dominance in ping pong. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kLCCo2SL-c  https://www.instagram.com/chadwick_gibson/ https://www.instagram.com/selfcentredpodcast/

In this episode, Dan Gianfrancesco, Zack Ryan and Ben Boxer from StrixMedia learn about the rise of the drone racing industry from Dwight Neptune and Keelan Gayle, who are trying to use miniature "racing" drones for other purposes. The two college students are the founders and owners of Beagle Drones, a company that produces FPV racing drones. FPV (or First Person View) drones are growing in popularity and even have leagues formed around them where competitors race over courses and through obstacles to win first place. What makes Beagle Drones different is that they highlight the effectiveness of drones when it comes to photography and filmmaking. Check out this episode of The Creative Collective Show to learn about FPV drones and find out how you can get behind the controller of a Beagle Drone. StrixMedia thanks you for supporting our show! If you haven't already, please give us a like on social media and let us know you are listening. We hope you continue to tune in as we interview business owners and creatives about their stories and how they got to where they are. If you or anyone you know is a business owner or creative with a story to tell, send us an email and we will try to get you on the podcast! Support the show (http://www.strixmedia.com)

Labor Day Extravaganza! The guys discuss sad whales, screaming babies, and singing bums while grilling. Live performance by neighbor Tim. Special guest: Paul (Cookie).

Answering 50  of your questions about FPV with Stew and Grumpy Trev

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Starring:Host: Robbie FergusonCo-Host: Kelsey Jensen Nelson Hudes joins us to unbox the Star Trek: TOS Bluetooth Communicator, and we have a couple of impressive and affordable FPV drones to unveil which were sent to us for our upcoming show, The Drone Zone. You won't believe what $100 can get you these days. Read the complete show notes, comment or rate this episode, view pictures and obtain links from this episode at https://category5.tv/shows/technology/episode/460/ Running time: 53 Minutes 34 Seconds