CF chair for comfortable drone flying

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• Aug 1, 2016

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Hi ,wanted to share with you some pics of a nice carbon fiber foldable chair that I take with for comfortable sitting when planning extended flying of my inspire and more..

 

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Do you have a link for it? It looks like a quality product with a price tag to go with it. It looks like a Gosling.

 

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Hi, got is from a company called Dimes here in Switzerland (dimes@dimes.swiss). Definitely a very high quality product. cost was about $500.- but certainly durable, and weights around 2kg !

 

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Alessandro beccaria said:

Hi, got is from a company called Dimes here in Switzerland (dimes@dimes.swiss). Definitely a very high quality product. cost was about $500.- but certainly durable, and weights around 2kg !

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That is more expensive than I thought.

 

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There is a downside to sitting don while flying -- the RC is not as high so comm is not as reliable. Just saying...


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RaptorMan said:

There is a downside to sitting don while flying -- the RC is not as high so comm is not as reliable. Just saying...


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There is also an advantage, too. It keeps you from unconsciously turning your body and the RC away from the LOS to the aircraft when making turns and orbits!