Drones is a cool thing, but when you married with kids...drone stuff die quickly and painfully...

[BCBasher]

Ha, when you have a wife and kids drones and RC hobbies are a great way to bridge generations, and keep the nose pickers out of her hair and tire them out in the fresh air.

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[GadgetGuy]

The "spousal acceptance factor" always comes into play...

 

[macoman]

Glad I am single and enjoying my phantom when weather cooperates.

 

[Nomesurveyor]

It's true, I was like all into this for a few months and your wife comes along and says some stupid [EXPLETIVE REMOVED] like "aren't you like too old for this?"

Contrary!!! New to drones but not flying...and unlike a lot of the past "interests" that I had while a younger man, this new and deepening passion is getting better and better for the past three years...while cheaper and cheaper.......keep the passion, just don't go too far and remember..."Family First".

 

[Theot14430]

Flying these drones, ARE for adults, not kids.

 

[drm]

I have a keeper. My wife bought me my Phantom 4 for Christmas. Yay me!

About two years ago I told my wife I want to get 'one of those drones'. She said "No way! You don't need one of those!" But a few months later she came home and surprised me with a new P3P, which was DJIs flagship product at the time. I decided to keep her....and the wife, too.

 

[GadgetGuy]

About two years ago I told my wife I want to get 'one of those drones'. She said "No way! You don't need one of those!" But a few months later she came home and surprised me with a new P3P, which was DJIs flagship product at the time. I decided to keep her....and the wife, too.

"The Good Wife"....sounds like a great title for a TV drama!

 

[BobbyDo]

My wife also adores flying with me