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5 ideas to win your partner's heart (who keeps underestimating the usefulness of your drone)
Well, by now we have it firmly in mind that a drone is a highly technological tool that, in its incredible simplicity and intuitiveness, lends itself perfectly to artistic functions (as with aerial photography and filming), technical ones (for surveys from above and more) and civil ones (searching for survivors after environmental disasters, firefighting, etc.).
But by putting into practice one of the following 5 'alternative' uses of a drone, it is possible not only to win the heart of a man or a woman, but also to convince your partner, strangely indifferent to the charm of quadcopters, that they adapt to the most varied situations and can literally leave you open-mouthed.
While sending parcels by mini-drone is still at the experimental stage (in Europe, Germany is the pioneer), a bouquet of roses or wild daisies delivered by drone can be an original and feasible idea. As can releasing a shower of daisy or rose petals (or whatever is left of them after the flight) onto the balcony of the object of your affection.
Adding a note: 'don't worry, I'll clean up afterwards' can give your mission a further boost.
Mounting a GoPro on your drone and making a photo shoot or photo report for your beloved can also be a good idea.
Either they will love you forever or they will report you for stalking; you decide how much risk is worth taking.
Alternatively, you can photograph their vegetable garden from above, after making an enormous heart shape in it, like crop circles. A year's harvest will be lost, and perhaps the garden too. But they will never again be able to fail to understand your feelings.
If we want to stay with a great classic, but make the best use of high technology, you could simply tie a banner reading I LOVE YOU to a quadcopter. Too bold? Maybe so... but I RESPECT YOU is not a romantic phrase. Better to overdo it!
The technology of remotely piloted aircraft systems, more precise than hot-air balloons, will let the message be read immediately by the object of your interest. And it costs far less than a helicopter, with which some madman in the past asked for his beloved's hand.
For a true gesture of love, you could let your loved one fly your drone, with a camera connected.
Besides showing how thrilling and easy the experience can be at the same time, you will send this message: 'I would like to take the longest journeys and the highest flights with you'.
Not to mention that they will feel important, charged with your esteem and trust.
*Before putting any of the above suggestions into practice, check the ENAC rules on the use of drones; and about these rules, feel free to write to us. We are always available to give advice and details. And, of course, on matters of the heart too!!
Love and drones, after all, share the ability to rise beyond the obvious.
See love from above.
See life from above.
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