u/Kungfu_voodoo

If so, get ahold of me. I know his real name.

So my wife works for a big company and they do a summer event every year with a raffle for charity. This year one of the items was a DJI 3 with the touchscreen controller. I guess everybody was sure they wouldn't win because literally nobody bought a ticket for it except my wife and she bought two. Her ticket was drawn. What are the odds?

Anyway, now I have this gorgeous drone. I've already bought a hard case and lanyard because I'm hard on things. I'm pretty text savvy, so flying it wasn't much of a learning curve.

But damn do I take some ugly video. Like, they make it look so easy! I just assumed you bought a drone then dropped by to pick up your Oscar. Okay, maybe not that easy, but still, obviously good gear doesn't substitute for talent. So, is this just a practice thing? Or a bunch of "How To's"?

I found an Ironman Centurion frame with cranks in the dumpster. Is it worth scavenging for resale? Gemini says it's highly sought by collectors, but Gemini says a lot of things. Thank you in advance!