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Video recording Friday, October 8th, 2021, on gorgeous sunny midday, in two sequential flights.

Always was fascinated watching surfers riding the River waves over the Rapids. Last summer flew over this location close to the Old Port, in front of Habitat '67, see    • DJI Mavic Air 2 Encounters Surfers over th...  .In this sortie made two successive flights after swapping the battery.

In this sortie made two successive flights. This is the 2nd Flight. For the 1st Flight see    • Flying Over the River Surfers - 1 (in 4K)  .

After swapping batteries, I took off from the top of the cliff's' narrow path taken by the surfers before they start descending to the River rapids level.

The challenge was to fly the quad through a narrow opening between the trees to get over the Rapids, and then had to lower altitude to gain a closer view of the Surfers.

After filming them, gained altitude to get a view of the Habitat '67 complex, then flew it over the Old Port towards the Island of Notre-Damme where the Formula One racing takes place, and then continued towards the Island Sainte-Helene, and then flew back to film some more surfers.

Because the battery was getting below 30%, I flew towards the shore through a narrow opening between the tree leaves and landed on a narrow field over the PGYTECH 50 x 50 cm landing mat, which was quite a feat.

DJI's AIR 2S is a very reliable, smooth flyer. It is very responsive and precise to the control sticks, a very fast and powerful quad, and its video footage is outstanding.

At 50 m of altitude, the wind was breezing at 6Kph, with gusts of up to 18 Kph, and the ground temperature was 16 deg C (61 deg F).

The AIR 2S FPV (First Person View) camera was recording on HD Normal Auto mode at 4 K / 30 FPS.

The RunCam 5 video camera was RPV (Remote Person View) recording at 2.7 K / 60 FPS mounted on my hat.

Note: This video is dedicated to all the very courageous surfers who surf over the St. Lawrence River Rapids at Habitat '67.

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