Hey everyone, I hope this isn't an inappropiate question, but here goes. Those of you who use your machine as a business, how is it going? That said, I know that flying the machine is fun, FPV is fun, and video or stills are fun, from a hobby only aspect, but I see so many uses for this technology, as it can provide great overhead views of whatever, which cannot be had in any other way. I am an electrical contractor and so naturally the first thoughts I had were - I can use this to do inspections of say - substations, or transmission towers, power lines, transformer banks, etc. Then I think of marketing to roofing contractors to have a visual inspection of prospective customers roofs without having to send someone to climb on the roof - and the list goes on and on for inspection uses. Then of course videos that promotes a company or attraction. I can think of a number of attractions within driving distance that might be interested in a well put together video, with some stills and music. I have been flying rc helis since the mid 80's and a number of years ago thought about doing some aerial video, but at that time the obstacles were many. Today's technology and multirotors are a whole new ballgame, and aerial video is great now. Of course for those who have no rc experience in either flying or building, then certainly I can see apprehension for those people in the fact that it seems very complicated - and to be honest - it is. In my years of rc flying and especially rc helis, the ones that succeeded the most were those that were more technically minded. Please correct me if I have the wrong take on any of this. Just looking for some good feedback. Ross