Seen in another forum that Drone pilots are predominantly males above 40's (I am such a person)
So just out of curiosity checking picture here

To Moderators Please can You hide who are voting - I cant made it it's better to be anonymous!

How old are Mavic Pilots

DroneFlying Posted at 2017-10-24 02:59
How old are Mavic Pilots

Shame on me, Please can somebody delete this i cant

Dear alex_markov,

And that gap of age is the reason that this forum is so good with such experienced pilots and awesome techinical discusses and, as a majority of actions, so polite and well-educated persons.

Hmmm .... I'm still in my 40's ... only just mind!

I am in my mid-40s and have had a P3S, two P3Ps, a P4P, and a Mavic. My wife is in her mid-30s and owns the Spark.

Sheeeeeet, 60+ with the reflex and canasters of a 20 Year Old

QuadKid Posted at 2017-10-24 06:41
Sheeeeeet, 60+ with the reflex and canasters of a 20 Year Old

What are canasters?  I've never heard of that word.  Maybe I don't want to know.

As for the poll, I see not a single bird has voted.  Interesting.

Irate Retro Posted at 2017-10-24 07:25
What are canasters?  I've never heard of that word.  Maybe I don't want to know.

As for the poll, I see not a single bird has voted.  Interesting.

I'm guessing you are  British or Austrailian as your reference "bird" I assume means female? Well if you are, "Canasters" is just American slang for "Bullocks" also known a balls, gonads, or grapes depending in what context

QuadKid Posted at 2017-10-24 08:05
I'm guessing you are  British or Austrailian as your reference "bird" I assume means female? Well if you are, "Canasters" is just American slang for "Bullocks" also known a balls, gonads, or grapes depending in what context

Naw, not British I'm in fact American.  I just didn't want to use terms such as chick, broad, dame, bimbo, or dingbat, because it might have offended some of the sensitive types around here.

Never heard the term canasters here in the USA before.  Might be a regional thing.  I even googled it, and only found references to tobacco tins or something of that nature.

Irate Retro Posted at 2017-10-24 08:11
Naw, not British I'm in fact American.  I just didn't want to use terms such as chick, broad, dame, bimbo, or dingbat, because it might have offended some of the sensitive types around here.

Never heard the term canasters here in the USA before.  Might be a regional thing.  I even googled it, and only found references to tobacco tins or something of that nature.

" Might be a regional thing" Ya your right - straight outa Boston, No wonder many people can't understand us Yankees. Funny I just tried to post some additional New England slang in this post and it said "Sorry your fill contains bad information cannot submit" I checked it wasn't on George Carlins 7 words you cannot say on radio or TV !!

Didn't read to carefully and only saw the >40... so now I'm officaly a female > 40

Curious, why does it matter? Questions and enthusiasm do not discriminate by sex or age. I'm not certain the purpose of such a poll. It does nothing to increase my knowledge.

I’ll be 70in 2 weeks and I have a Phantom 3 Pro, a Mavic and a Spark! Love it.

QuadKid Posted at 2017-10-24 08:05
I'm guessing you are  British or Austrailian as your reference "bird" I assume means female? Well if you are, "Canasters" is just American slang for "Bullocks" also known a balls, gonads, or grapes depending in what context

Must be something new.  Never heard of it.

72+yrs ...  P3A and MP

45 here and loving my toys

DocAraxá Posted at 2017-10-24 03:12
Dear alex_markov,

And that gap of age is the reason that this forum is so good with such experienced pilots and awesome techinical discusses and, as a majority of actions, so polite and well-educated persons.

At least most of them are , dear friend....

ro_flyer Posted at 2017-10-25 00:39
At least most of them are , dear friend....

It's not about age, it's about personality

Wow. I am surprised that most pilots are over 40.

I've just picked up my first drone at 58, I have flown RC planes for a while though. I'm trying to teach myself to look down more when flying !