Please never attempt this, it is life-threatening.
What happened? The last drone had crashed in a spot close to one of the craters, now the question was; get it back or not.
I decided to get it back, without the last drone we could have started the journey home. I sharpened my senses and moved closer. I have never felt such a strong feeling within me, a connection to Mother Earth. Daniela didn't let me out of her sight, we decided together that the Phantom had to come into our hands. The slope is actually steeper, as you can tell by the sea that runs out. The Phantom didn't move until the battery was empty, then it crashed. Any sources of interference. You have to be careful, there are also monitoring stations there.

Dang, that was one exciting rescue.    Very steep incline where the drone was and I kept thinking you were going to slip and then slide right down to the bottom.  Very successful rescue of the Phantom.  She lives to fly again.  

Wow,   I think Id have left it.      Good work on the rescue.  

You're crazy-fearless

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-14 14:50
Dang, that was one exciting rescue.    Very steep incline where the drone was and I kept thinking you were going to slip and then slide right down to the bottom.  Very successful rescue of the Phantom.  She lives to fly again.

The way I go it might look a bit strange, but the reason is this! There are small monitoring stations placed below the slope; I wanted to avoid debris from affecting these as much as possible. The second reason is that there are large blocks of rock that were thrown out by the volcano. The entire area is never entered and the morphology changes again and again. What do I know about an active volcano beneath my feet? Hence this walk. Thank you for your support.

DAFlys Posted at 5-14 21:45
Wow,   I think Id have left it.      Good work on the rescue.

if the end comes quickly, then it's not the worst place for it

Blériot53 Posted at 5-15 01:21
You're crazy-fearless

It's important to always stay that way, because we all know that there is no such thing as 100 percent security in life. Thank you our friend

Now that is how you retrieve a downed drone!

A J Posted at 5-15 06:59
Now that is how you retrieve a downed drone!

??? how else

MBDS Posted at 5-15 07:02
??? how else

No idea - hence why I said that is how you do it...

A J Posted at 5-15 07:04
No idea - hence why I said that is how you do it...

correctly.

MBDS Posted at 5-15 07:06
correctly.

What do you mean by "correctly"?

A J Posted at 5-15 07:06
What do you mean by "correctly"?

right, that's how you do it or leave it alone. it's all ok

MBDS Posted at 5-15 07:09
right, that's how you do it or leave it alone. it's all ok

I see - well he got it back and didn't kill himself so it's all good!

A J Posted at 5-15 07:09
I see - well he got it back and didn't kill himself so it's all good!

My wife Daniela would have told me something different. I can't just disappear like that.

MBDS Posted at 5-15 06:47
It's important to always stay that way, because we all know that there is no such thing as 100 percent security in life. Thank you our friend

MBDS Posted at 5-15 07:16
My wife Daniela would have told me something different. I can't just disappear like that.

That was you!?!?!? OMG mate - go careful but with your wife not reading that was an impressive recovery.
Got to be honest - it would still be there now if that was mine!

A J Posted at 5-15 07:25
That was you!?!?!? OMG mate - go careful but with your wife not reading that was an impressive recovery.
Got to be honest - it would still be there now if that was mine!

The woman was there and watched everything, the praise came and I was back in her clutches. The whole recording was broken with the weird cloth on his head

MBDS Posted at 5-15 08:23
The woman was there and watched everything, the praise came and I was back in her clutches. The whole recording was broken with the weird cloth on his head
Drohnen Bergung und das Lob der Frau

MBDS Posted at 5-15 06:40
The way I go it might look a bit strange, but the reason is this! There are small monitoring stations placed below the slope; I wanted to avoid debris from affecting these as much as possible. The second reason is that there are large blocks of rock that were thrown out by the volcano. The entire area is never entered and the morphology changes again and again. What do I know about an active volcano beneath my feet? Hence this walk. Thank you for your support.

No doubt extreme caution is required at that location.

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-15 12:27
No doubt extreme caution is required at that location.

thank you. In the thumbnail I look like Popeye, the shirt has blown up extremely due to the wind.

MBDS Posted at 5-15 12:55
thank you. In the thumbnail I look like Popeye, the shirt has blown up extremely due to the wind.

Now that you mention it the thumbnail does make you have a bit of Popeye's physique.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-15 13:02
Now that you mention it the thumbnail does make you have a bit of Popeye's physique.

It's impressive

MBDS Posted at 5-15 13:13

Maybe you've been putting too much spinach in the marinade for your sauerbraten.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-15 13:28
Maybe you've been putting too much spinach in the marinade for your sauerbraten.

Sauerbraten is good. I don't feel like Popeye too often, though.

MBDS Posted at 5-15 13:34
Sauerbraten is good. I don't feel like Popeye too often, though.

I know that feeling also.  

Good job. Brave man.

BetterBizTech Posted at 5-15 15:44
Good job. Brave man.

Thank you very much, special praise

That was very close.

Montfrooij Posted at 5-26 01:01
That was very close.

How active is he at the moment, is the activity always comparable, where do lava bombs fly and then decide. If an outbreak is unexpectedly large, you many have a problem. Thank you for your Support Peter. Best wishes Martin & Daniela

MBDS Posted at 5-26 09:39
How active is he at the moment, is the activity always comparable, where do lava bombs fly and then decide. If an outbreak is unexpectedly large, you many have a problem. Thank you for your Support Peter. Best wishes Martin & Daniela

You're welcome