Some of my Phantoms and their friends


Me and a P2 out hiking


We have a local rock festival around here.
P2 is a great way to make a photomap


P2 on vacation in iceland


Got the little deck behind the chimney while cruizing with the Norwegian Coastal Service


Out hiking again. 1800m and up with a P2


A paraglider wanted some pics at our local RC Airport.
I wasnt hard to ask


Annual Bonfire in town. Me and Pyrre

Every mid summer since we were kids.


P3 is great! From a near by island


At work one day I passed a bridge that simply had to be droned.



Where all my Phantoms came from so far
http://rcbutikken.no/nb-NO/kateg ... om-multicopter.aspx


Hmm this was fun!
Nostalgia trip need a brake but will reply with more

Flying from the sports arena with the local RC club


Big old car swap meet.
The Jaguar guys asked me and my neighbour to display our toys


Annual boat festival in town


Me and Pyrre got this guy really hooked on drones



We rent this little airport so our rc club members can fly their big toys.


Vacation around Iceland with my dad and my P2


Tangled my P1 in a sail boat.
So I got a ride with a really fast boat.


Guess who hangs on my back no matter what!


SAR Mission on a near by island.
And yea we found his P1 far up on the mountain.


Me and Pyrre hiking.



Sombody said I needed a selfie.


My childhood mountain never wears off!


On Ice. And no, none of us had any problems with our LiPo's

All shot in Norway and Iceland ?  Well ,beautifu north Europe !

Hehe yea Phantoms need vacations too!Two of the pics fra Iceland and the rest is from within a couple hrs drive and a "little" walking from home.

At work again, this time on a tiny island in the Norwegian sea.
There really arnt many ways to spend a lunch brake in surroundings like these!
Specially when packing a great critter like the P1
This island also got a great story to boot:

The island's name is Skorpa.
Only surviving wild gaouts in northern Europe has its only living site here (protected).
The sole harbour is by the houses, accessed via a zigzag route along the south side.
Skorpa was one of the most important spots to the resistance movement in Norway, during WW2.
Despite intense defense efforts from "schnellboot"'s and other German forces, it was never revealed !
This was an exchange point for tons of allied weapons, lots of secret agents, refugees etc.
More than a 100 visits done !
The waters is extremely dangerous and difficult to navigate ... was done in dark nights,
just "beyond the nose" of the Germans !
All habitants of the island were involved, even kids.
They were all heroes, risking their lives !
small house for sheep/cattle, between the 2 points in the shadowed part of the island, were the "cover-up" / store of weaponry etc


Old lady the Queen Mary 2 visiting my town!


The LiPo's was fine. All of them.


After centuries the Arch Angel on top of Nidarosdomen in Trondheim was rehabilitated.
Now it's got Byb Dylan's face!


At work for a Power Company hauling a 150ton trafo up a mountain.
We were allowed to drone it all the way!


Getting to know the track before filming a motocross event


Out hiking with our RC club


More RC Clubbing


Preikestolen in Lysefjorden.


What to do on the beach when its too cold to jump in


Takeoff and landing was a little nimbler in the P1 days


Checking out a new viewpoint at Trollstien


Leftover from the cold war.
US Nayvy built it in the 50's to spy on the russians.


Standing here wearing frv googles was great!
It felt like winning the War on Terror

Your legs must be worn out from hiking up all those mountains!  Well worth the trip to get all those magnificent images.  Dang, it looks and sounds like you live in an area rich with history, culture and scenery...

can I come and live with you?
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Thanks
I love hiking in the awesomeness provided by Mother Nature
and the Phantoms really lifted anoher passion taking pictures
to a whole new level by providing propellers to the camera.

This topic is turning into a major trip down Memory Lane and
a new screen saver for my pc


When dad decided to stop for dinner in Venjedalen
my Phantom was pretty pleased


Weekend trip to Eikesdalen



So how do you get teens to walk a whole day?
This is how we do it around here



Life is good!


My very first Phantom.
That innocent looking little P1 pretty much
parked its family members for generations to come.


Driver, spotter and desolate roads.
And the LiPo's were fine. Infact, they still work
after several winters.


I'll shut up about the batteries now.


You might have seen some of this


FPV Chair


Everybody loves a Phantom


Luch at some rich folks cabin in Valldalen


Remember the Bonfire? This is how it's allways built


When your Phantom finds a babe


Norwegian Constitution Day and Cirkus Arnardo up front as usual


My RC Pusher gets his first taste of Phantom FPV life


It wanna fly with the big bird


High Flying


Music at home


I'm proud of my dad!


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