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aerial images of the 2 highest and most difficult to climb mountains in southern Brazil, Pico Olimpo and Pico Parana.
aerial images of the 2 highest and most difficult to climb mountains in southern Brazil
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Is that you on top? You are a little bit crazy! I love it. I wish I could still do things like that again. I was big in caving. Now I am just big. Hard to fly a drone in a cave. I know a good one to do it in, but it won't be my drone. One room in the cave has a 300 ft. high ceiling and is 1000 ft long, with a 140ft high waterfall. That would make a different kind of video. You come to West Virginia and I'll take you there. Lol It's location is a secret.
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Yes I am at the top of the 2 mountains.
And thanks, I'm just a little crazy
Of course, now unable to go to Virginia, but in the future I want to go visit and yes, I warn you here by the forum, would give some wonderful images by the description.
Wow! Stunning! I’m a mountain man myself, thanks for sharing.
Wow,couple more ft you be in space lol,,great view alright,,10/10 ,,you should be ambassador for your country with these clips,,your very good,loved it
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Absolutely beautiful. And I agree you got some big ones for going up there. What fun it must be to be, in the prime of your life, to have drones. I dream of all the places I’ve been, that would’ve been a blast with a bird on hand. Keep flyin so we be enjoying. Thanks
I wonder what your grandkids will be flying. Hard to imagine.
I wonder what your grandkids will be flying. Hard to imagine.
Excellent. This is what Drones are all about, capturing the views not possible with a standard camera
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Yes, I agree, really good video. It must have been pretty windy up there as I can see from the video. If the phantom couldn't sustain the wind any more, then by by birdie. There is no place for emergency landing at all.
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Goodonya Chedderman. Only 67yo. Hopefully I will still be doing this at 80yo. No more mountain climbing for me, but glad the kids are doing it and showing off their videos. Have fun, fly safe. Gotta love it
Very nice capture. I would love to be able to climb to remote parts of the world where I don’t need to deal with “safety rules” like flying within 2000’ lateral feet of clouds.
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kkkkk worse than not, I was on the top of the highest mountain here in southern Brazil, 1859 or 1879 meters high, it was 8 hours to climb.
The drone ae was about 200 meters high, not even close to the 500 it could go.
The top of the mountain was already above the clouds, and no plane route is a virtually deserted area.
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It was really windy and I was surprised by the Phantom, it can handle the wind a lot, I was surprised.
The little would have, anywhere, then just walk behind him kkkkkk
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