This inexpensive drone has professional features that make it a great product.
Below is an actual picture of my Ranger Drone from EXO.
EXO X-7 Ranger Drone hovering in our back yard.
Mine does not have the optional obstacle avoidance module. However, I do have experience with flying both real aircraft and drones and am diligent enough to avoid obstacles. If you are new to the hobby I do think the obstacle avoidance module will be worth your while. Click the picture below to see more info on the EXO website.
Here is where to shop EXO products… Link: CLICK HERE
Yes, this is NOT a mini drone and is over the 249 gram cutoff weight for small/mini drones. Therefore it does need to be registered. Better safe than sorry, right? And the cost to register with the FAA is only $5 for three years.
My photographs appear on Calendars, Jigsaw Puzzles, Ornaments, Prints and more at Zazzle.
Yes, people still buy and use calendars and the first day of a new year is an appropriate time to bring this up. Just this morning, New Years Day, I received an email inquiry from a fellow artist at Fine Art America (FAA) inquiring about where I have my calendars produced. There have been quite a few discussions on the FAA Forum about the possibility of offering calendars there. For a number of reasons I doubt that will happen. Below is the gist of my answer…
My 2022 Assateague Pony Calendar Offering
I am certainly willing to share information with fellow artists about calendars. I use Zazzle, another quality POD (Print On Demand company) that make about a gazillion products. I sell calendars, ornaments, jigsaw puzzles, calendars and (yes) even some prints there. I no longer promote the puzzles at Zazzle because I prefer the ones offered at FAA. However, I had started offering puzzles and calendars with Zazzle six years ago and they still sell – a lot. I suppose that is because they have been in their internal search for so long and, because of that, Zazzle actually promotes them with Google ads. The same with the calendars they offer – calendars with my photographs, that is.
Zazzle provides the template but the whole system is not very intuitive – It takes a good while to get used to it. But they also have a very active forum – for info, advice, help, etc. There are a few FAA members also active at Zazzle.
Try a search for – Assateague Pony Calendar – on google and see if you can understand why I sell a lot at Zazzle. The wild horses of Assateague Island are quite popular.
Regards,
Bill
BTW – here is the text of the original email inquiry. I actually receive frequent questions similar to this…
Hi Bill, I read your response to the discussion thread on calendars. Wondering if you would please share the company you used to do this with? And if they supplied a template or if you had to create with a particular software or app, which one? Thanks & Happy New Year!
