Dog Fighting Demo
Jan 22, 2016
1 min read
Big thanks to Ryan Naccarato for taking the time to help with this demonstration of Dog Fighting skills. We had a blast at Hiller Aviation Museum making the video. As you can see in one part, we gave some flying lessons to scouts who just happened to be there. The interest level was high, and I'm hoping this becomes an important part of the national competition.
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The dog fighting demo is a strong way to show how easily aggression can be triggered. It reminds me to check screens for hidden faults too, so I use an all black screen test to spot dead pixels and backlight bleed before editing or sharing photos.
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Sounds like a really fun and engaging demonstration! It’s great to see the scouts getting involved and showing such tag enthusiasm for flying.