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I am glad you liked it.

I love flying out there because it is so raw and powerful. When the tide is low, the sea lions and birds with sit on the rocks. I just happened to be flying the low tide. What you don't see is the flight out and back. Depending on the wind, that can bring my battery level down quickly.

Flying gaps is a great FPV experience. Flying over the ocean with waves makes it even more so.

Thanks! I am loving the Avata 2 and have put all my other on the shelf. It is the can do everything drone that is really compact and portable. By the way, I have subscribed to your channel for some time now. I have enjoyed it.

That sounds great. You have to stop at Meyers Creek and take it all in. There are several turnouts to take advantage of that all have beach access.

@ thanks for the pointers! Summer can’t get here fast enough!

Thanks so much for your encouragement. Yes, going through the arch was nerve-wracking because I knew I was going to lose signal. If you can do it once then you can do it again. I will post another video where I take a second shot going through the arch.

Exactly too many Lugnuts and Way too relaxed building codes.

Thanks so much for coming by and viewing.

@@MurrayNoneya-yb3il All I can say is Welcome to the Oregon coast.

Thanks so much for viewing my video. I appreciate you coming by.

Thanks, it is a beautiful place to live and film.

I know what you mean. I am always nervous about a water crash.

Grew up living 7 miles from the beach in Southern California last 1970s. Had a few close calls when I was younger about 12 years old big wave crashed down on me riding a tube knocked the wind out of me hit the bottom lucky a friend pulled me up. I was about 1/2 second from passing out. Had some other close calls. I can remember how the salt water tasted get a big gulp of it down your lung and throat.

@@Mike-01234 Glad you had a buddy who was there for you...

Yes, Bill, it's Sebastian Shores. Did you do the rip rap?

No, it was red mud fill for the Sites, and the beach was 200' West, over an 8 ft Foredune. A Sneaker Wave pushed logs up to the Fill during the Construction phase, but the Developer wasn't concerned. The RIP Rap was done later, due to Hunter Creek eroding the beach.

I live in Gold Beach Oregon USA and you? Thanks for the kind comment, it is much appreciated.

@ - Very nice place where you live. I am from Lithuania 🇱🇹 Vilnius.

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Thank you so much for coming by. I agree with you on Oregon Coast.

Hey, thanks for coming by. It is always a little tense flying over salt water. I will be getting more as the storms come in.

Thanks, I am glad you liked it

❤ Thank you so very much.

I understand what you are saying. I wanted to get the drone in the air so I could get the tree falling. I had to miss him jack the tree over. I appreciate your comments, it helps me plan for a future shoot.

Thank you so much for the kind words and encouragement.

Welcome Mirek, thanks for the kind comments. Your channel looks awesome and I am a new subscirber. All the best to the Czech Republic!

@@dirkvanzante Thank you very much , I appreciate it and I subscribe you too .😀

I really appreciate your comments and encouagement. Thanks for coming by.

Thanks so much. Yes, sometimes it is all about the fog.

Thanks so much for coming by. Salt water is all around me so I too have lost several drones and cameras. What I am finding is I am getting corosion from the salt air that even comformacote can't eliminate. As you say, RIP.

Thanks for the kind comments. Fog is special for sure. I think there are a few of us that are attracted to it. I agree with you on how it creates a special vibe.

Since I live on the coast, fog seems to be apart of the weather pattern here. Therefore I have a love and possible addiction with fog. So I concur with you, fog is best!

That should have been the title.

Thanks Doug, it was a fun day seeing how it is done.

For sure, Thanks for coming by

Sunrises and sunsets are for sure the best times to video. Thanks for coming by.

Thanks! I appreiate that.

Thanks so much for stopping by. I will check your channel out. Cheers!

I am using a Gopro 10 with nd filter 16. I built a Le Drib skyliner 5 inch which flies so smoothly! Thanks Erik for coming by. Are you still in the smoke. I was out on the Columbia salmon fishing and the air was clear.

@@dirkvanzante smoke has cleared out around me thanks to some rain. There was a little bit of smoke in the air when I flew the Columbia near Vantage on Monday but it wasn’t bad.

Thanks so much!

You know it used to be that way in the beginning, but after a few drones lost and hours above water it becomes not as nerve wracking as it once was. For me to fly out like you do would have my hands shaking on the first few flights. I am sure these areas become old stomping grounds and the nerves tend to quiet down. I know that once I have flown an area a few times, I get more excited than nervous. In a way it is like scuba diving. At first all you can do is think about getting enough air, then you look around and become engrossed and the breathing becomes automatic. By the way, love seeing your content.

Thanks for advice. I will look into that. I like the way my quad flies, just need more minutes. Which 3000ma battery did you get?

@@dirkvanzante a 4s from geprc. my record at the moment is around 4.5km out, and around 12km roundtrip. i m not at te absolite limit, still some experiments to do and calibrate the currentmeter on my quad

@@anotherview1 Thanks so much.

Yes. It was a thrill to try to keep up. Thanks for viewing.

Thank you so very much for your kind words. I am so glad you enjoyed watching.

Thanks so much for your kind comments. Southern Oregon is an amazing place to live.