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Wot about a drone wiv a camera?It's to check the roof on a three story town house, that's gonna be one hell of a stick to check the (w)hole of the roof ...
I would just like to say
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You now need a licence and insurance to fly one within 150m of a residential property
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Yeah, I know what you mean, been there and done that too.
Luckily, we fixed it and we're still together (48th Anniv 4th Oct).
But like the poor guy with the premature ejacuation problem it was "touch & go" at the time.
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How about poking the stick out an upstairs window. Tis what eye once did wiv me castles roof to save gerrin the scaf up.It's to check the roof on a three story town house, that's gonna be one hell of a stick to check the (w)hole of the roof ...
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It's to check the roof on a three story town house, that's gonna be one hell of a stick to check the (w)hole of the roof ...
Check with a drone, thats what I used to do as you can see with the FPV (first person view) googles. Sold that one before the
new model came out & it wouldnt be worth as much.
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I ain't got one of those neither
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Yup thats good for the fist ones you need them all the way up, ive used these things before & left them on the building
for the next time.....
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Sofit is about a foot deep and the roof a very shallow ...
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The National Geographic "The Europe That Was" map overlaid on the bathymetric terrain map
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Got an 18m reach manitou here with a man basket but its a hell of a drive doon soof
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Nifty lift..............Can hire them.
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Each "brand" of tower has individual requirements for stability. Normally they should not need to be tied to a building as that is not part of their design. Usually stability is provided by the outriggers. Towers should only be erected by trained and competent persons. I would recommend you get a scaffolding company in to put up a tower for you. (I was a qualified scaffold inspector in my working life so I am aware of the big risks involved by not getting it right).
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Get somone who owns a drone and can attach a camera to it.It's to check the roof on a three story town house, that's gonna be one hell of a stick to check the (w)hole of the roof ...
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I wasn't expecting Dips to use one. I was thinking more of paying a bod to do it for her.You now need a licence and insurance to fly one within 150m of a residential property
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See above.
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You now need a licence and insurance to fly one within 150m of a residential property
Thought it was 50m ?? anhoo mine had a 3km range how would they know it was me
I was thinking of getting a wee racing drone to mess about with have you seen the speed they go at
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Drone would do it if only surveying should have finished reading the replysIt's to check the roof on a three story town house, that's gonna be one hell of a stick to check the (w)hole of the roof ...
sorry
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Eye will borrow yer me squirrel and a go pro attached to him. Just need to finish his training first.
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Book an estate agent with a drone & get it done free
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