airdog drone

AirDog Drone Will Follow You, Filming Your Epic Moves From Above

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One of the coolest new drone technologies is set to break free from its crowdsourced Kickstarter funding this November, and it promises to not only change how you film action sports . . . but how you might create your own amateur videos. The drone flies with a GoPro camera attached and, through a communicating wrist band, follows you from above while you ride your motorcycle, ski, or even shoot hoops in the driveway. It can follow you at 40 mph or even just circle your backyard, filming from above.

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Chris Maxcer
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Chris Maxcer is an avid fly fisher, camper, backpacker, public land hunter, and outdoor gear-loving expert. As an outdoor enthusiast, he has spent decades in the mountains and on rivers and lakes enjoying the great American outdoors. Maxcer has fly fished for coho salmon next to Kodiak brown bears in Alaska, backpacked among mountain goats, whitewater rafted the Middle Fork of the Salmon River through the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, has chased bugles in rugged terrain while archery elk hunting in Idaho, and, perhaps most importantly, has cracked open cold beers in front of hundreds of campfires with friends and family. As the lead author and publisher of Man Makes Fire, he’s written hundreds of articles and outdoor gear reviews and buying guides, but what he enjoys most is testing and reviewing outdoor gear where it belongs — outside. To contact him via email, take a "firstinitiallastinitial" guess at ManMakesFire.com.
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