seems like a complete waste of money, and I would never want to trade or profit from it
Guns sure are good though at protecting the other stuff.
That was in response to guns, guns, and guns.
You really only need one for protection. Maybe a few others for hunting. To amass an arsenal because of fear of the government or hispanic gansters in crazy. If you collect antique guns, that is a different story, go for it.
I am in San Diego county also. I also about your same age. I find I do a lot of day hikes in the local hills. Many off trail . I saw a bobcat recently. Maybe join you at your claim for fun in the future. Anyway being outside is my pick.
You could take flying lessons. My dad flew small planes for years and only owned his own plane for a short period.
Golf. Once you get past the point where you want to break every club in the bag it's very relaxing and fun.
@metalmeister said:
I am in San Diego county also. I also about your same age. I find I do a lot of day hikes in the local hills. Many off trail . I saw a bobcat recently. Maybe join you at your claim for fun in the future. Anyway being outside is my pick.
Definitely some really good hikes in San Diego.
You are welcome to go out to the claim anytime. Split 50/50 any gold we will find. I have all of the equipment needed. Fall, winter and spring is all good. Summer is a no go as it is in the desert.
@hchcoin said:
Reloading, hunting and shooting - goes hand in hand with fishing and if you reload, it can be quite addictive and fun. Setting up a pistol shooting drill is also a blast and quite challenging at first.
Take a walk over to the sports card forum
Nope, not into "guns"
Altho, I do want go hunting for non-native species like wild turkey and wild boars.
Professional sports, (and sports cards) are the most boring and bad for you (sitting on a coach) thing that I can ever imagine
Absolutely. I mean, collecting coins and sitting while looking at them is SO VASTLY DIFFERENT than collecting sportscards. Sitting on the coach might add an interesting new wrinkle though, I grant you.
@AllCoinsRule said:
poker. (but it will take time and discipline to properly learn in order for it to be profitable).
When referring to my hobbies of coins and poker, I tell my friends one is gambling, and the other is poker.
Well ya, I absolutely love poker.
I used to play online before Bush and Sheldon shut that down. Cant believe all the online sports betting going on but no online poker. Complete game of SKILL!!!!!! It was such a good way to make money at home.
I use to and occasionally go to casinos to play poker. NOT the same as online. Much harder to make a buck. You need to be a grinder which is way too boring for me.
If they brought back online poker I would play many, many hours every day.
I truly can't believe how ONE rich a##hole named Sheldon Adelson is allowed to lobby so many republicans to force them to vote no to online poker for donations ...... what Sheldon says, they do, unbelievable!!!!!!
Online poker for many many hours of the day certainly is better than sitting down to look at sportscards. LOL
@AllCoinsRule said:
poker. (but it will take time and discipline to properly learn in order for it to be profitable).
When referring to my hobbies of coins and poker, I tell my friends one is gambling, and the other is poker.
Well ya, I absolutely love poker.
I used to play online before Bush and Sheldon shut that down. Cant believe all the online sports betting going on but no online poker. Complete game of SKILL!!!!!! It was such a good way to make money at home.
I use to and occasionally go to casinos to play poker. NOT the same as online. Much harder to make a buck. You need to be a grinder which is way too boring for me.
If they brought back online poker I would play many, many hours every day.
I truly can't believe how ONE rich a##hole named Sheldon Adelson is allowed to lobby so many republicans to force them to vote no to online poker for donations ...... what Sheldon says, they do, unbelievable!!!!!!
Online poker for many many hours of the day certainly is better than sitting down to look at sportscards. LOL
I will buy a standing Varidesk if they bring back online poker, ok?
@air4mdc said:
I like the idea of a hobby within the confines of my warm comfortable home and something safe. I'm not dying by the saying "he died doing something he loved."
Coming on sixty I want to make seventy or more.
I've already done the adventurous hobby thing.....survived some very dangerous near death experiences and always seemed to have a guardian angel with me.
We just lost a young (26yrs.) neighbor to a hiking death in Montana.....he stopped at ridge/cliff to take a picture and a 60 mph wind came up and took him home. Two hikers seen him fall to his death.
I'm thinking model car/plane building and a HO model railroad layout. Yeah.... I like this idea a lot.
Absolutely sucks to lose one's life so young. I think you'd have a lot of fun with model building and an HO layout. Two ways to approach that -- an HO layout could take literally decades and never be "quite finished" or you could set up a basic layout, be done in a year and enjoy tinkering with it from there. With modeling individual items, you can have a sense of accomplishment per model, and unless you take it to extremes (I'm going to make every panel a working feature) you can build up a decent collection, one at a time.
@AllCoinsRule said:
poker. (but it will take time and discipline to properly learn in order for it to be profitable).
When referring to my hobbies of coins and poker, I tell my friends one is gambling, and the other is poker.
Well ya, I absolutely love poker.
I used to play online before Bush and Sheldon shut that down. Cant believe all the online sports betting going on but no online poker. Complete game of SKILL!!!!!! It was such a good way to make money at home.
I use to and occasionally go to casinos to play poker. NOT the same as online. Much harder to make a buck. You need to be a grinder which is way too boring for me.
If they brought back online poker I would play many, many hours every day.
I truly can't believe how ONE rich a##hole named Sheldon Adelson is allowed to lobby so many republicans to force them to vote no to online poker for donations ...... what Sheldon says, they do, unbelievable!!!!!!
Online poker for many many hours of the day certainly is better than sitting down to look at sportscards. LOL
I will buy a standing Varidesk if they bring back online poker, ok?
Counter-point noted! Yes, then that'd be fine, actually quite good for you vs. sitting.
Along those same lines, we should all have a standing desk setup for enjoying coins, cards, stamps, butterfly mounts, whatever!
I have several friends who try to amass as many airline miles and credit card points as possible for fun. The upshot is free First class airline tickets and hotel stays whenever you feel like it.
@bobsr said:
WoW rock climbing kayaking coin collecting prospecting gold mining, All the other things you have done and you are burned out and bored. forgot boy scouts hiking poker player etc. With all that experience and a passion for coins we need a few good people in politics. seems the only open area you haven't explored. Pick an office, preferably one that will pay well and go for it. Who knows, You can be on the inside to battle Sheldon Addison to get on line poker as an Olympic event , or have a coin show in the White House , Oh what the heck, look guy, life is a one way ticket and there are no do overs. You have a 10 year old who will never be a 10 year old again , That's what's important. Pick a hobby he likes and get involved. Coach his soccer or baseball or buy a big bag of pennies and together catalog them. Sell the good ones and buy more. Help him start an on line store. The world is changing. The mints have become profit oriented and short runs or errors are a thing of the past. Comic books past, baseball cards past, Today the world is focused on AI and global climate change and electronic gaming. You want to find a hobby that will be profitable, Take up Hydroponics , there is a world hunger rolling across this planet, Last year has seen famines as a result of floods and hurricanes and drought and mega fires and people are starving. Food and clean drinking water outweighs a carload of gold coins. People may lose interest in one hobby or another but you can bet your last 1909 svdb that people are going to eat and drink water at a minimum of twice a day every day. That's 8 billion meals a day and growing. By the time your son is graduating High school, he could own 10 chemically free food / fruit stands and be a multi millionaire in his own right , and he'll have a built in magnet for coins that can feed your coin collecting hobby. HMMMMMM! You Know, I think I'll plant another 20 fruit trees and 15 grape vines.
Interesting point of view, and can't argue with the need to eat and drink.
@mrcommem said:
How about model railroading. Good for those days when you can't go outside and fun for the kids too. You can make it as detailed or complex as you want. The picture below is from my N-gauge 3-5 foot railroad. It is DCC computer operated or can be run using standard DC. I have been working on the same layout off and on since 1996 perfecting my skills for a larger CP Rail Spiral Tunnel layout. Most of the buildings were made from kits. I did all the weathering and painting. The layout has operating ore dumps, automatic uncouplers, remote switches, smoke units and lights. All can be operated via computer or I-phone.
Very, very nicely done and great artistry on your part! Would be very surprised if your layout wasn't featured in one of the hobby railroading mags. Nice work!
Competitive shooting is an incredible hobby and can be very profitable. It takes dedication and practice, but the rewards are there.... prizes and endorsements. Plus, you get to shoot great guns, and lots of exercise. You meet a lot of great people also. Cheers, RickO
1st of all originalisbest. I absolutely thought this picture was of a real landscape. Very, very impressive. Your attention to detail is awesome .
About My point of view, Go back to the original post by errorsoncoins and read all his responses. This guy is educated, skilled and knowledgeable , He also has a wickedly funny sense of humor. I followed all the way through LMAO . I thought to try a little levity on his behalf and yet point out that with all his skills and knowledge, This is the Greatest country on this earth, anything you can set your mind to is possible, but don't forget as King Soloman said on his death bed, He had 300 wives and 500 concubines, 10,000 sheep and 15000 goats and " ALL WAS FOLLY ". The only thing that matters in the end is family and their love.
The fruit trees and grapes comment was to allude to wine and apples or peaches. I know how to make cheese at home and with the help of goats milk, I can at least eat fruit and cheese and drink wine occasionally helped with goat meat even if and when the world falls apart.
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No seriously.. scuba would be awesome. I found a gold necklace in a swimming hole once at only 3ft.. I can’t imagine how much is more down there once you get past 10ft.
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Stamp collect, bottle collect, collect pocket watch, collect anything silver, metal detect, treasure hunt, build model airplanes, puzzles, collect guns, reload cartridges, collect antiques, go fishing.... there are many hobbies to do
@bobsr said:
1st of all originalisbest. I absolutely thought this picture was of a real landscape. Very, very impressive. Your attention to detail is awesome .
About My point of view, Go back to the original post by errorsoncoins and read all his responses. This guy is educated, skilled and knowledgeable , He also has a wickedly funny sense of humor. I followed all the way through LMAO . I thought to try a little levity on his behalf and yet point out that with all his skills and knowledge, This is the Greatest country on this earth, anything you can set your mind to is possible, but don't forget as King Soloman said on his death bed, He had 300 wives and 500 concubines, 10,000 sheep and 15000 goats and " ALL WAS FOLLY ". The only thing that matters in the end is family and their love.
The fruit trees and grapes comment was to allude to wine and apples or peaches. I know how to make cheese at home and with the help of goats milk, I can at least eat fruit and cheese and drink wine occasionally helped with goat meat even if and when the world falls apart.
Bob Sr CEO Fieldtechs
I'd love to take credit for the layout -- I'm into the same type of hobbies -- but that's mrcommem's work!
@StampCoinGuy777 said:
Stamp collect, bottle collect, collect pocket watch, collect anything silver, metal detect, treasure hunt, build model airplanes, puzzles, collect guns, reload cartridges, collect antiques, go fishing.... there are many hobbies to do
Puzzles is a good one. It appeals to quiet solitude, not a lot of exercise, except mental -- my father (89 years) loves doing them.
seems like a complete waste of money, and I would never want to trade or profit from it
Guns sure are good though at protecting the other stuff.
That was in response to guns, guns, and guns.
You really only need one for protection. Maybe a few others for hunting. To amass an arsenal because of fear of the government or hispanic gansters in crazy. If you collect antique guns, that is a different story, go for it.
Well as with coins, they certainly don't have to be antiques to be collectible.
I'll stand by fly fishing -- makes it more challenging and more satisfying. I don't know where you are geographically, but for reference I know guys who catch 30# stripers, 40" northern pike, and 50" muskies on the fly rod. I've caught lots of salmon and steelhead into the 12-15# range on the fly. For bigger I'd have had to go where the fish run bigger -- tackle or method was not the limiting factor. The only things I can think of that a good fly angler couldn't catch large examples of are fish with poor eyesight like some of the sharks, or big open water pelagic stuff, like bluefin.
And my wife's OCD currently about marbles recycled from spray paint cans .... who knew??? Not I as I always assumed they where metal ball bearings .....
@metalmeister said:
I am in San Diego county also. I also about your same age. I find I do a lot of day hikes in the local hills. Many off trail . I saw a bobcat recently. Maybe join you at your claim for fun in the future. Anyway being outside is my pick.
Definitely some really good hikes in San Diego.
You are welcome to go out to the claim anytime. Split 50/50 any gold we will find. I have all of the equipment needed. Fall, winter and spring is all good. Summer is a no go as it is in the desert.
I’m also in San Diego County and would enjoy the opportunity to do a little gold panning if you would like the company.
I dig for dinosaurs with a paleontological group at http://www.mrfdigs.com/
For me, as a science teacher, it's rewarding, contributes to scientific research and is outdoors. It also allows me to see parts of the country I otherwise would never get to visit.
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@metalmeister said:
I am in San Diego county also. I also about your same age. I find I do a lot of day hikes in the local hills. Many off trail . I saw a bobcat recently. Maybe join you at your claim for fun in the future. Anyway being outside is my pick.
Definitely some really good hikes in San Diego.
You are welcome to go out to the claim anytime. Split 50/50 any gold we will find. I have all of the equipment needed. Fall, winter and spring is all good. Summer is a no go as it is in the desert.
I’m also in San Diego County and would enjoy the opportunity to do a little gold panning if you would like the company.
You are more than welcome. Should set up a SoCal coin forum prospecting weekend.
The best gold is in the desert so your not panning except for panning out the concentrate produced from the dry wash plant which is very efficient and fast. Almost too much for one person. Works great with two people. Even better with more as then you can run way more dirt.
Too far for a day trip so it is best to camp two nights to get in a full day plus some. It is hard work digging and shoveling so you got to be willing and able to do hours of that.
I can guarantee you two things. You will find Gold in every bucket. You will Not pay for the gas to get there with the gold you find.
@metalmeister said:
I am in San Diego county also. I also about your same age. I find I do a lot of day hikes in the local hills. Many off trail . I saw a bobcat recently. Maybe join you at your claim for fun in the future. Anyway being outside is my pick.
Definitely some really good hikes in San Diego.
You are welcome to go out to the claim anytime. Split 50/50 any gold we will find. I have all of the equipment needed. Fall, winter and spring is all good. Summer is a no go as it is in the desert.
I’m also in San Diego County and would enjoy the opportunity to do a little gold panning if you would like the company.
You are more than welcome. Should set up a SoCal coin forum prospecting weekend.
The best gold is in the desert so your not panning except for panning out the concentrate produced from the dry wash plant which is very efficient and fast. Almost too much for one person. Works great with two people. Even better with more as then you can run way more dirt.
Too far for a day trip so it is best to camp two nights to get in a full day plus some. It is hard work digging and shoveling so you got to be willing and able to do hours of that.
I can guarantee you two things. You will find Gold in every bucket. You will Not pay for the gas to get there with the gold you find.
Sounds like a good time to me. I couldn’t think of anything but the word panning, so I went with that even though I remembered you have a more elaborate setup. Let me know if you setup a SoCal forum prospecting weekend.
@mrcommem said:
How about model railroading. Good for those days when you can't go outside and fun for the kids too. You can make it as detailed or complex as you want. The picture below is from my N-gauge 3-5 foot railroad. It is DCC computer operated or can be run using standard DC. I have been working on the same layout off and on since 1996 perfecting my skills for a larger CP Rail Spiral Tunnel layout. Most of the buildings were made from kits. I did all the weathering and painting. The layout has operating ore dumps, automatic uncouplers, remote switches, smoke units and lights. All can be operated via computer or I-phone.
I love trains. At present I have three UP 3900s and a 4000 (Big Boy). Only problem is space right now as the 4000 needs 36 inch radius curves and my play room is too small. All four steamers are DCC. I will never cease to enjoy coins, planes and trains, especially a steam engine. Got a cab ride in one and it was nice but can get old after a couple of hours when you ride in early summer.
@Outhaul said:
Sailing is the most fun you can have with clothes on!
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I've never had one "fly off" but I did destroy one in a crash. The DJI Phantoms are pretty tough. They have survived some pretty good crashes and keep on flying.
I've never had one "fly off" but I did destroy one in a crash. The DJI Phantoms are pretty tough. They have survived some pretty good crashes and keep on flying.
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That was in response to guns, guns, and guns.
You really only need one for protection. Maybe a few others for hunting. To amass an arsenal because of fear of the government or hispanic gansters in crazy. If you collect antique guns, that is a different story, go for it.
I am in San Diego county also. I also about your same age. I find I do a lot of day hikes in the local hills. Many off trail . I saw a bobcat recently. Maybe join you at your claim for fun in the future. Anyway being outside is my pick.
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You could take flying lessons. My dad flew small planes for years and only owned his own plane for a short period.
Golf. Once you get past the point where you want to break every club in the bag it's very relaxing and fun.
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Definitely some really good hikes in San Diego.
You are welcome to go out to the claim anytime. Split 50/50 any gold we will find. I have all of the equipment needed. Fall, winter and spring is all good. Summer is a no go as it is in the desert.
Absolutely. I mean, collecting coins and sitting while looking at them is SO VASTLY DIFFERENT than collecting sportscards. Sitting on the coach might add an interesting new wrinkle though, I grant you.
Online poker for many many hours of the day certainly is better than sitting down to look at sportscards. LOL
I will buy a standing Varidesk if they bring back online poker, ok?
Absolutely sucks to lose one's life so young. I think you'd have a lot of fun with model building and an HO layout. Two ways to approach that -- an HO layout could take literally decades and never be "quite finished" or you could set up a basic layout, be done in a year and enjoy tinkering with it from there. With modeling individual items, you can have a sense of accomplishment per model, and unless you take it to extremes (I'm going to make every panel a working feature) you can build up a decent collection, one at a time.
Counter-point noted! Yes, then that'd be fine, actually quite good for you vs. sitting.
Along those same lines, we should all have a standing desk setup for enjoying coins, cards, stamps, butterfly mounts, whatever!
I have several friends who try to amass as many airline miles and credit card points as possible for fun. The upshot is free First class airline tickets and hotel stays whenever you feel like it.
Interesting point of view, and can't argue with the need to eat and drink.
Very, very nicely done and great artistry on your part! Would be very surprised if your layout wasn't featured in one of the hobby railroading mags. Nice work!
The hobbies of refining radioactive waste and renting emus to street-racing clubs have been both interesting and profitable.
how about skydiving !!
If you don't find that exciting then there is a problem....
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It sounds like you want a hobby that can be flexible and monetized.
Have you ever considered coffee roasting, brewing beer, distilling grains?
Competitive shooting is an incredible hobby and can be very profitable. It takes dedication and practice, but the rewards are there.... prizes and endorsements. Plus, you get to shoot great guns, and lots of exercise. You meet a lot of great people also. Cheers, RickO
1st of all originalisbest. I absolutely thought this picture was of a real landscape. Very, very impressive. Your attention to detail is awesome .
About My point of view, Go back to the original post by errorsoncoins and read all his responses. This guy is educated, skilled and knowledgeable , He also has a wickedly funny sense of humor. I followed all the way through LMAO . I thought to try a little levity on his behalf and yet point out that with all his skills and knowledge, This is the Greatest country on this earth, anything you can set your mind to is possible, but don't forget as King Soloman said on his death bed, He had 300 wives and 500 concubines, 10,000 sheep and 15000 goats and " ALL WAS FOLLY ". The only thing that matters in the end is family and their love.
The fruit trees and grapes comment was to allude to wine and apples or peaches. I know how to make cheese at home and with the help of goats milk, I can at least eat fruit and cheese and drink wine occasionally helped with goat meat even if and when the world falls apart.
Bob Sr CEO Fieldtechs
No seriously.. scuba would be awesome. I found a gold necklace in a swimming hole once at only 3ft.. I can’t imagine how much is more down there once you get past 10ft.
spear fishing in warm water?
Like coins, have fun with whatever your hobbies are. I couldn't think of anything better than golfing, so pay no mind to me.
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I would go gold panning with you any day, but...
I'm in NY.
I tried in once, in Idaho, and loved it!
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Stamp collect, bottle collect, collect pocket watch, collect anything silver, metal detect, treasure hunt, build model airplanes, puzzles, collect guns, reload cartridges, collect antiques, go fishing.... there are many hobbies to do
I LOVE old coins.
I'd love to take credit for the layout -- I'm into the same type of hobbies -- but that's mrcommem's work!
Puzzles is a good one. It appeals to quiet solitude, not a lot of exercise, except mental -- my father (89 years) loves doing them.
Here's a fantastic idea, it doesn't involve entertaining yourself but it can be far more satisfying for certain people.
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This takes a lot of my time. Or start/join a band. If you sing, you can practice while you are out kayaking, climbing, running, etc.
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Well as with coins, they certainly don't have to be antiques to be collectible.
I haven't read all the responses in this thread.
But in case it hasn't been mentioned yet ... metal detecting.
I'll stand by fly fishing -- makes it more challenging and more satisfying. I don't know where you are geographically, but for reference I know guys who catch 30# stripers, 40" northern pike, and 50" muskies on the fly rod. I've caught lots of salmon and steelhead into the 12-15# range on the fly. For bigger I'd have had to go where the fish run bigger -- tackle or method was not the limiting factor. The only things I can think of that a good fly angler couldn't catch large examples of are fish with poor eyesight like some of the sharks, or big open water pelagic stuff, like bluefin.
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Guns and trains ....
My son really likes cracking geodes, reminded him of pokemon balls ....
He cracked open two perfectly, I shattered one as did my daughter. His third came out ok.
And my wife's OCD currently about marbles recycled from spray paint cans .... who knew??? Not I as I always assumed they where metal ball bearings .....
Todays find .....
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My chemist brother from Texas does that.
I'm the brother from California that grows recreational plants .....
Awesome fish and girl ....
There are a few guys that do that in La Jolla, they go after WSB, Yellowtail, Halibut, Sheepshead, and Tuna.
I’m also in San Diego County and would enjoy the opportunity to do a little gold panning if you would like the company.
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I dig for dinosaurs with a paleontological group at http://www.mrfdigs.com/
For me, as a science teacher, it's rewarding, contributes to scientific research and is outdoors. It also allows me to see parts of the country I otherwise would never get to visit.
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You are more than welcome. Should set up a SoCal coin forum prospecting weekend.
The best gold is in the desert so your not panning except for panning out the concentrate produced from the dry wash plant which is very efficient and fast. Almost too much for one person. Works great with two people. Even better with more as then you can run way more dirt.
Too far for a day trip so it is best to camp two nights to get in a full day plus some. It is hard work digging and shoveling so you got to be willing and able to do hours of that.
I can guarantee you two things. You will find Gold in every bucket. You will Not pay for the gas to get there with the gold you find.
You'll love this one......Beekeeping! I started last year and love it!
Sounds like a good time to me. I couldn’t think of anything but the word panning, so I went with that even though I remembered you have a more elaborate setup. Let me know if you setup a SoCal forum prospecting weekend.
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All of my collection is in a safe deposit box!
I love trains. At present I have three UP 3900s and a 4000 (Big Boy). Only problem is space right now as the 4000 needs 36 inch radius curves and my play room is too small. All four steamers are DCC. I will never cease to enjoy coins, planes and trains, especially a steam engine. Got a cab ride in one and it was nice but can get old after a couple of hours when you ride in early summer.
Nice layout.
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Edit to add: on 01/01/18 Marijuana went legal in Cali...if your still stuck on a new hobby by next week...hit a shop...buy some herb...Roll a fat doobie and let your mind expand a little...maybe take an Uber over to the Bass Pro Shops and walk every isle for a couple hours right after u burn one down...u never know
I've never had one "fly off" but I did destroy one in a crash. The DJI Phantoms are pretty tough. They have survived some pretty good crashes and keep on flying.
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