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RooFPV
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Susan Kay Smith – aka Roo – is one of the top woman drone racers in the world. She is interested in helping more women start racing drones, and empowering men, women and students to reach for their dreams. She is a Velocidrone, Quad Force One and Tattu team pilot.
Some of her drone accomplishments include:
- 3rd place Pro Class at Whooptopia 2022
- First (and only so far) woman to qualify for the World Cup at the MultiGP International Open
- Top female (120th overall) in the 2021 MultiGP Global Qualifier
- 2nd place in the 2020 MultiGP Next 40 Championships
- 10th place (out of 290 pilots) in IGOW2
- Multiple Top 16 finishes in the 2020 MultiGP International Open
- First (and only so far) woman to race as a team pilot at Mayhem (2019 and 2020)
- Top 16 in the 2020 MultiGP Next 40 Global Championship
An accomplished Toastmaster, she is available for motivational speaking. She is a member of the Safety Third Racing Club. She can be contacted through her website at susankaysmith.com.
Some of her drone accomplishments include:
- 3rd place Pro Class at Whooptopia 2022
- First (and only so far) woman to qualify for the World Cup at the MultiGP International Open
- Top female (120th overall) in the 2021 MultiGP Global Qualifier
- 2nd place in the 2020 MultiGP Next 40 Championships
- 10th place (out of 290 pilots) in IGOW2
- Multiple Top 16 finishes in the 2020 MultiGP International Open
- First (and only so far) woman to race as a team pilot at Mayhem (2019 and 2020)
- Top 16 in the 2020 MultiGP Next 40 Global Championship
An accomplished Toastmaster, she is available for motivational speaking. She is a member of the Safety Third Racing Club. She can be contacted through her website at susankaysmith.com.
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marinedevildog94
(3 minutes ago)
that’s pretty awesome. Smitty should patent that invention
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cochisefpv
(10 minutes ago)
Hahaha Nice work Smitty!
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aaronriel4963
(18 minutes ago)
What psi did you charge the cannon up to?
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chriscroush
(27 minutes ago)
Did it work? I didn’t see any debris come out at the pump. Was it a pump side obstruction or skimmer side?
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universaldonor3100
(31 minutes ago)
wonder why all the 'experts' say to push the debris causing the clog out by applying pressure (bladder; co2 etc) from the pump....the idea being you don't have far for the debris to travel that way....vs applying pressure at the skimmer and forcing the debris to travel out thru the pump....not to mention the 90s it has to get by
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