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Great drone footage Dave and that large puddle made for a perfect floats plane landing strip. Not sure if your radio will like the rain as they are not water proof. Hopefully the Mini 4 Pro has better water sealing than the Parrot Bebop 2 drone which I had years ago and after flying in very light drizzle it lasted for about 6 months then fell out of the sky. Had corrosion on the mainboard.

That's so awesome, Brings back sooo many memories...Thank you God Bless..

Very cool!

Im sure baxk when they were spraying the government knew Agent Orange would potentially cause cancer. The DOD is not our friend. Im sorry this happened to you. Thank you for sharing this information and your experience.❤

Was searching YT for wobbles on my new CP heli and this sounds like it! Great detailed video. Thanks.

Many ghosts. Poltergeist and spirits on this highway I know because I've experienced it on many occasions but only when it's dark. My experiences from 1979 through 1996. Almost crashed more than a few times because of the shocks of paranormal activity bad enough to affect driving. So I never went back there again after 1996.

I actually had a very small fan belt for starting!

We have had several Hummies get stuck in our shop over the years, and yes they never fly low enough to exit through door or garage door. Like you did, we use a net and a very bright flashlight on ceiling with shop lights off. They go to the light then we net them.

WOW! It seems like water always wins!

It's amazing the damage water can cause.

Thanks Dave for an excellent video.

Hi Dave, thanks for your video but to correct you on one point: the equipment you described at the beginning was an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) scanner not a CAT scanner. I am a retired healthcare scientist who worked in radiation therapy for over 30 years. I currently have stage 3 prostate cancer. I live in the UK. As part of my diagnosis I had a nuclear medicine bone scan, a CAT scan and an MRI scan (in that order). The bone scan checked for spread to the bones (no conclusive evidence). The CAT scan checked for spread to the seminal area (some suggestion of spread). The two scans involve the use of ionising radiation. The MRI scan produced a scan of the prostate (showing two masses). This scan involves no radiation but utilises strong magnetic fields to produce an image (and is very noisy). Finally, I had the prostate biopsy. At this point my PSA was 65.9. All these procedures enabled a calculation of the Gleason score and staging. At that point I started hormone therapy. I am still waiting to undergo radiation therapy. Thanks for sharing your experiences. Best wishes.

4.8M views and 1k comments? Very viral for an old video!

I was in a lot of disasters, my house got hit by a tornado to!, that flood was bad though, glad everyone was okay✌

Man, that’s too bad. I think that maybe they are going to need to build a more stable concrete structure there instead of rocks and gravel so that this does not happen again. Mother Nature can be ruthless. Semper Fi.

Good video Sir! End shot was pretty cool. Thumbs up ~John

What a mess buddy. They'll get it fixed up in no time though! Thanks for the video. Thumbs-up ~John

I always try and avoid getting my Dji Mini 2 wet, in the 3 years I’ve had it I think it started raining once while I’ve been flying. Well done putting the plane down in the puddle, you made it look easy lol 😂

"SAD TO SEE DEVASTATING STORM DESTROYED THE TRACKS" ☹FROM, BUD

Thank you Dave. Blessings from Wyoming, Nebraska! Just a good stone throw. God Bless You. I hope God has fulfilled you after the fire a few years back. ❤

Like building a house on Sand that's no support if the water will wash it away hmmmm?

At least no one was hurt ( I hope ).

Wow... Wrong meaning of elevated train. Heh Was the derailment in 2021 because of flooding?

High school classmate who lives in Primghar texted me a short while ago, mentioning way-outs, road closures and that Spencer has Ben hard hit. Have a friend in the northwest corner that most likely has water close to her house!

Extreme Rain washed away the support under the tracks in Sibley Iowa. The aftermath. 6-21-2024 Sorry to all those who had damage.

got myself a wen-mac 049. Would love to hook it up to an RC plane and fly. For someone who doesn't have a start-up kit like yours shown, any tips for running these?

Well all that rain will help to keep Sibley green and beautiful. Awesome footage! Sibley really is pretty in the summertime. Semper Fi.

Boston Dynamics had to start somewhere!

Bonito vuelo y sin giriscopo , toda una proeza , el helicóptero rc siempre será lo mas dificil para volar , incluso ahora pero a mi parecer te da mucha satisfación volarlos gracias😍

Saw the rain totals yesterday for Sibley, stay safe and thanks for the great content

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Yep, der Dave's Land, Sea and Air (LSA), Puddle-Jumping "DJI" is an all weather aircraft qualified for Marine duty..! Oorah and Semper Fi, from der Bud

Your drone is so steady I thought the footage was from your simulator. Sibley is a nice looking little place.

That sure is a lot of water traps on that golf course

Boy you did get some rain. We just got ours early this morning, but not as much as what you got. Looked like the Mini Pro 4 did real well too. I wondered if it could be flown in rainy conditions. Did you get any leeks inside the airframe ? The puddle jumping looked fun to. Try to stay dry.

Yikes! That swale had a significant amount of water moving through the golf course! Any "die hards" out there chipping in the mud? "Rainflyyer?"

Not much model flying happening anywhere! Good to see you make the most of it, Dave!

I don't remember this much rain in a while, and while it was raining quite hard, I decided to use a puddle to test the floats on Magnum Cartoon plane and also fly my DJI Mini 4 Pro and see how it handles the Rain. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe.

You might have missed it, but they gave him a little plastic ring to hold onto on top of his chest as a comfortable way to hold your arms. I suggested to a place that the arm position was very similar to holding a game controller. So, they could perhaps put virtual reality goggles on you and have you hold a game controller. A fun way to pass the time. (Although nowadays it isn't very much time - it used to me much longer.).

If you look closely, you will see that the initial rotation to just do imaging is very smooth. But when radiating, slightly less smooth with some very slight hesitations. This is because two things are happening at once. One is that a number of vanes (little flat plates that are individually servo controlled) are moving in and out to shape the beam to conform to the shape of the cancer. This shape changes as the view changes. The other is, of course, the head rotation. The rotation can't proceed until those vanes are in position. If the vanes are not quite yet at the new position for the next location in the degrees of rotation of the head, the head has to wait. And the result is those slight hesitations.

The genesis of this sort of technology goes back to 1937 when the brothers Russell and Sigurd Varian invented the Klystron. They were located in Halcyon, CA at the time, just south of San Luis Obispo. This was a breakthrough invention that could deliver microwave energy at very high power levels. They founded Varian Associates which was one of the very first companies to locate in what is now known as "Silicon Valley." Varian Associates was acquired at some point by the Siemens Healthineers Division. (Yse, "Healthineers" like Walt Disney named it.) In machines like the TrueBeam, a klystron generates electrons, the electrons are then made to go nearly the speed of light in a linear accelerator. The electron beam is bent by magnets to aim at a metal plate in the head and this produces X-rays (photons). Then various shaping of that beam occurs. They can also deliver a beam of electrons if they want.

Typically, it is NOT a "pinpoint" beam but rather a shaped beam. The equipment has a number of vanes that move in and out during the application of radiation to produce a beam with a cross section matching the instantaneous view of the shape of the cancer. Of course, from different angles as the machine rotates, the cross-sectional shape of the cancer changes and the vanes adjust. Most of the animations you see on UA-cam just show a "beam", but a few take the trouble to show it is a shaped beam, not pinpoint.

For me, all they had me do was lie down, pull my pants down and shirt up. Then they put a little sheet of paper over "that area" for modesty. That amused me since the Varian TrueBeam has a world class imaging system and they can see everything in spectacular detail.

You were probably thinking about the biopsy when the subject of inserting the gold seeds came up. It is trivial compared to a biopsy. It takes almost no time at all, and you feel almost nothing. Zero side effects. I would STRONGLY urge people not to skip this step.

Thanks for this video, I’m about to go through this process.

There is too much helicopter activity in California doing tax payer missions.

I came to this video after almost 10 years..Such a nostalgic feeling..I wish you all a the best Mr.Dave!❤

I had a PT19 one Christmas long long ago, it was so exciting, first flight I did half a circle, the plane went up, I lost control as the lines went slack, down it came and smashed the tail in half, she never flew again, what a sh1t Christmas that turned out to be 😢

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It sounds angry, Dave. lol