Well, after a full day of flying, I settled down to watch some television. Only to discover that I had hit the power button on the remote control once, then held it down a second time. .... The tv didn't know what to do.
Hey highrpm955..That's funny guys. It was a great day to fly here in Oklahoma. 42f no wind and full sun. I make a few vids of my 12 acres and just had some fun. Only off thing was the first flight, a little toilet bowl, but I let her hover for a couple of minutes and all was rock solid the rest of the day.
You need to pick up your TV and do a full 360 degree rotation until the standby light goes red.... then point the screen towards the ground and do another 360 degree circle until......... oh, no.... wait a minute.....Well, after a full day of flying, I settled down to watch some television. Only to discover that I had hit the power button on the remote control once, then held it down a second time. .... The tv didn't know what to do.
I used to race in the CMRA road racing circuit for about 10 years, and one of my street bikes was a Triumph Daytona 955. My track bike was an R6. We did endurance racing kinda like what you see in World Superbike. I've raced with the Hayden brothers, Ben Spies, Colin Edwards and the likes. Straight line drag racing is for P*ssy's.
I've raced afm here in California and was able to qualify for ama but never obtained a pro license. .it's still a dream of mine to have a pro license for any motorsport ..I had a pro drag race license, but that's easy to get ..you just have to prove you can operate the machine safely..not anything to do with overall skill level. .Right on!... well, I held an expert lic with the CMRA (Texas Organization), but was not where near the skill level of the above metioned. I did have the pleasure of watching these guys come to our tracks and whip all of our asses and take all the money. They all started in with the CMRA, and would come to race on "Off National" weekends to grab a little spending cash between National races.
LOL!! I find myself doing exactly the same with everything I switch on and off daily!Well, after a full day of flying, I settled down to watch some television. Only to discover that I had hit the power button on the remote control once, then held it down a second time. .... The tv didn't know what to do.
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