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Copter in a tree rescue

Started by cosmorogers, Sunday,August 24, 2014, 21:43:06

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cosmorogers

Hello all
Some footage from where my hex flew into a tree. This was at the South East/ Kent meet a few weeks ago, so it starts with a couple of other copters flying around like crazy little bees  :smiley:

Copter in a tree

Thanks again to those who helped get it down!

nub

doh! :laugh:

at least you got it back, i';ve been stuck high up in tree before, had to use a football to get it back down.
Point and click.

Monkey see, Monkey do.

tectic

 :laugh: :laugh:
Been there before I went to a local garden center and bought one of these and cable tied a hook to the end of it
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Garten-ZMV4-Multi-Change-Telescopic-Extends/dp/B0001FPOY6

Also bought the tree lopper for it as I needed a longer lopper  ::)
650-Hexa-copter, 450-Quad-copter,Xugong 10 Quad-copter

Hands0n

Ah, I remember the day well.  I hope you got it all back together in one piece now and no harm done.   ~~

Looking forward to the next meet and hoping for a slightly less windy day  :laugh:
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Danny
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Current FCs: Pixhawk, APM 2.6, Naza M V2, Naze32, Flip32+ CC3D, KK2.1.5
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John A

Wow! de-ja-vue! Spookily like my tree incident. My weapon of choice for retrieval was a 1kg mallet on 30'; of rope. At least your recovery was a hell of a lot quicker than my 4 1/2 hours. ;D

I remember well the feeling of ';...oh frill! what do I do next?...';  :laugh:

Hope there was not too much damage.....

cosmorogers

Quote from: tectic on Monday,August 25, 2014, 10:40:44
:laugh: :laugh:
Been there before I went to a local garden center and bought one of these and cable tied a hook to the end of it
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Garten-ZMV4-Multi-Change-Telescopic-Extends/dp/B0001FPOY6

Also bought the tree lopper for it as I needed a longer lopper  ::)

Think we would have needed 3 of them tied together to reach it, it was pretty high up!

Yep all back in one piece now Hands0n, just some sheared vibration mounting bolts and a snapped GPS mast. Couple of quid for the bolts and a couple of quid for a new mast :)


There wasn';t any damage when it actually hit the tree, only when it hit the ground :)