So welcome to the podcast. Thanks so much for listening and watching on whatever platform

you are doing so. We got Josh Bixler. Hi guys. And Alex And Alex Zavada, Al the pal, as you've seen recently

in some blogs. Leave a comment below if you know what Al the Pal's from. Yes. I bet you people

will know. Yeah. You know, I'm just going to do a proactive silencing of my phone because I think

every time I've done a podcast, haven't I messed it up through my phone noise?

It's been often.

I don't know if it's every time.

But we definitely enjoy it.

That noise you hear in the background is TJ testing a pre-built gremlin?

That's a pre-bill gremlin sound?

Because he is forever a toddler.

Actually, he's doing his job. The pre-bs have blown up. Yes. That's true. Thank you guys. Yeah. Thank you for your support on that. Unbelievable. Which is really cool because Ian and T.J. have been crushing it. Yes. Every single day they walk in, they got like four new pre-builds or whatever to build. It been awesome so our timing hasn't been great though because we we released the pre-built concept on the store and the week that ian left on a road trip across the country to go to reno to race so tj's uh he's sitting on a pile quads over there building them but thank you guys so much uh by it's a win-win. I mean, you guys, you guys support us through these quads and you also get a sweet quad through it. Yeah, professionally tuned by a win-win for both of us. So thank you guys so much. It's definitely helping support what we do here. I definitely wish that was a thing when I first started working here. But now you know how to build them and you're awesome. Now we're good. And that's the nice things. Like you, like I said, sometimes you don't have time to build, which is also, this is just a great option. But sometimes you need to build. You know, sometimes you need to get the ins and outs of a quad or a plane or whatever just so you can fix it. And the gratification that comes from it. So I'd ever encourage anyone. Don't ever over, you know, if you have the time to learn how to create it, you'll never regret it. Because that means you can fix it. It makes the hobby a thousand times more approachable. That's right. I love the fact that you brought questions back because I felt bad. There are so many good ones we never got to last.

Correct.

And we're going to do another segment today with answering some of your questions because we do feel that the community obviously is a very valuable part of and pretty much is flight test in my opinion why we do what we do.

So we're going to start it off here.

I'm going to do the first one.

Sure.

So it says Jared Rodenberger.

Yeah, Jared Rosenberger.

Jared Rotenberger.

For the FT-Mig three episode, you appear to use a 3D printed piece to hold the camera in place.

Is there any way we could get a picture of what was used? I think you can go one step further. We can give you the free STL file. It's basically, it's a real simple piece that Chad designed and super lightweight. And it's, it's really an awesome view. Since we did that, like, we thought, oh, let's just try it on the tail. Like, it might be cool.

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