Ashland, OH
My brother-in-law flew his drone into a tree. Smashed some bits up but thanks to Pinball I was able to use my soldering skills and reconnect a couple wires to a circuit board. He is back to spying on the neighbors.
I do not own one myself, but using a drone to capture interesting photography has me tempted. My research has found small drones that have facial recognition and can follow you around taking video -- maybe a new way to capture pinball gameplay?
If you own a drone what do you do with yours?
