Here's a video of me just fooling around in the yard, Jane, trying to learn how to steer the thing. It's easy to operate, but still takes some practice to avoid hitting anything. Of course, once you get above 30 meters or so, there's nothing to hit. It will climb to 400 meters and can travel up to 3.5 miles at 35 mph. So it's pretty versatile. I just don't have enough confidence yet to get too high or go too far or fast. But that's coming. Takes beautiful video and stills, too. You can see the shadow of the little drone in the video. I'm sure these are going viral once word gets out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7N2V-H ... e=youtu.be
Celebrating Seven Years
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BrownBagger
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Re: Celebrating Seven Years
Eric, 58
Dx: 3/09, Stage 4 RC
Recurrences: (ongoing, lung, bronchial cavity, ribs)
Major Ops: 6/ RFA: 3 /bronchoscopies: 8
Pelvic radiation: 5 wks. Bronchial radiation—brachytheray: 3 treatments
Chemo Rounds (career):136
Current Chemo Cocktail: Xeloda & Erbitux & Irinotecan biweekly
Current Cocktail; On the Wagon (mostly)
Bicycle miles post-dx 10,477
Motto: Live your life like it's going to be a long one, because it just might, and then you'll be glad you did.
Dx: 3/09, Stage 4 RC
Recurrences: (ongoing, lung, bronchial cavity, ribs)
Major Ops: 6/ RFA: 3 /bronchoscopies: 8
Pelvic radiation: 5 wks. Bronchial radiation—brachytheray: 3 treatments
Chemo Rounds (career):136
Current Chemo Cocktail: Xeloda & Erbitux & Irinotecan biweekly
Current Cocktail; On the Wagon (mostly)
Bicycle miles post-dx 10,477
Motto: Live your life like it's going to be a long one, because it just might, and then you'll be glad you did.
Re: Celebrating Seven Years
Awesome, BB! I am so impressed by the hd quality of the video. And good to have surveillance of your property too!
I imagine you will be leaping tall buildings in a single bound in a matter of days. The learning curve may be a challenge but the rewards are addictive!
Dx 7/11, Stage IIIc CC
12 txs Folfox 8/2011-2/2012
MSS, KRAS-mut G12D
NED until 3/2015, mets to liver and peritoneum
April-December 2015: 15 txs folfiri+avastin
Liver mets resolved; pelvic met remains
January-May 2016: folfox+avastin; allergic rxn to oxi
June-August 2016: 5FU+avastin
October 2016: looking into immuno trial
January 2017: maintenance chemo xeloda + avastin
12 txs Folfox 8/2011-2/2012
MSS, KRAS-mut G12D
NED until 3/2015, mets to liver and peritoneum
April-December 2015: 15 txs folfiri+avastin
Liver mets resolved; pelvic met remains
January-May 2016: folfox+avastin; allergic rxn to oxi
June-August 2016: 5FU+avastin
October 2016: looking into immuno trial
January 2017: maintenance chemo xeloda + avastin
Re: Celebrating Seven Years
Congratulations Eric! You continue to work hard.
Keep moving forward!
Keep moving forward!
Dx rectal cancer July 30, 2009
Power port placement Aug. 3, 2009
Chemotherapy/Radiation therapy stated August 3, 2009
Chemo/radiation completed October 4th 2009
Proctocolectomy with Ileoanal jpouch November 3, 2009
NED 2014
Stage 2
Power port placement Aug. 3, 2009
Chemotherapy/Radiation therapy stated August 3, 2009
Chemo/radiation completed October 4th 2009
Proctocolectomy with Ileoanal jpouch November 3, 2009
NED 2014
Stage 2
Re: Celebrating Seven Years
SuhhWEEEET Ride dude !!!!
Looks totally functional and very Hi tech on the flight and vid parameters
does it come with a disclaimer for nude sunbathers ?
Cheers
Looks totally functional and very Hi tech on the flight and vid parameters
does it come with a disclaimer for nude sunbathers ?
Cheers
Caregiver x 4
Stage IV A rectal cancer/lung met
17 Year survivor
my life is an ongoing totally randomized UNcontrolled experiment with N=1 !
Review of my Journey so far
Stage IV A rectal cancer/lung met
17 Year survivor
my life is an ongoing totally randomized UNcontrolled experiment with N=1 !
Review of my Journey so far
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BrownBagger
- Posts: 7954
- Joined: Fri Jul 24, 2009 2:56 pm
- Location: Central NYS
Re: Celebrating Seven Years
Eric, 58
Dx: 3/09, Stage 4 RC
Recurrences: (ongoing, lung, bronchial cavity, ribs)
Major Ops: 6/ RFA: 3 /bronchoscopies: 8
Pelvic radiation: 5 wks. Bronchial radiation—brachytheray: 3 treatments
Chemo Rounds (career):136
Current Chemo Cocktail: Xeloda & Erbitux & Irinotecan biweekly
Current Cocktail; On the Wagon (mostly)
Bicycle miles post-dx 10,477
Motto: Live your life like it's going to be a long one, because it just might, and then you'll be glad you did.
Dx: 3/09, Stage 4 RC
Recurrences: (ongoing, lung, bronchial cavity, ribs)
Major Ops: 6/ RFA: 3 /bronchoscopies: 8
Pelvic radiation: 5 wks. Bronchial radiation—brachytheray: 3 treatments
Chemo Rounds (career):136
Current Chemo Cocktail: Xeloda & Erbitux & Irinotecan biweekly
Current Cocktail; On the Wagon (mostly)
Bicycle miles post-dx 10,477
Motto: Live your life like it's going to be a long one, because it just might, and then you'll be glad you did.
Re: Celebrating Seven Years
Frickin' AWESOME !
AND.... while I see you scoping out the local pools for later in the year
the aerial of Casa BBagger is very cool.
Cheers bro'
" I have GOT to get me one of these "-Will Smith in Independence Day
AND.... while I see you scoping out the local pools for later in the year
the aerial of Casa BBagger is very cool.
Cheers bro'
" I have GOT to get me one of these "-Will Smith in Independence Day
Caregiver x 4
Stage IV A rectal cancer/lung met
17 Year survivor
my life is an ongoing totally randomized UNcontrolled experiment with N=1 !
Review of my Journey so far
Stage IV A rectal cancer/lung met
17 Year survivor
my life is an ongoing totally randomized UNcontrolled experiment with N=1 !
Review of my Journey so far
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