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🇨🇦 NEW VIDEO NOW LIVE! 🚁

Celebrate Canada Day from a different perspective!

Join me for a peaceful nighttime drone flight over Cornwall, Ontario, captured on the Potensic Atom 2. While there are no fireworks in this one, you’ll get to experience the city illuminated after dark through smooth cinematic aerial footage.

Whether you’re from Cornwall or simply enjoy seeing places from above, I hope you enjoy this unique view of the city.

🎥 Watch now and let me know which aerial shot was your favourite!

🇨🇦 Happy Canada Day from Response Unit Gaming!

🌙 Cornwall After Dark Canada Day From Above 🇨🇦 Experience Cornwall, Ontario from a unique perspective on Canada Da...

🚨 NEW VIDEO NOW LIVE! 🚨

Another awesome evening with the Cornwall Cruizers is now on the channel!

The weather finally cooperated, the turnout was fantastic, and there was no shortage of incredible cars, motorcycles, and great people. If you couldn’t make it out, or if you were there and want to see if you made it into the video, this one’s for you!

From ground-level shots to cinematic drone footage, come experience another great Cruise Night at Home Hardware with us.

🎥 Watch the full video here:
👉 https://youtu.be/Z3K3hLmZLv4?si=w1d8zzyAaij9zsLu

If you enjoy our local event coverage, please take a moment to Like, Comment, Share, and Subscribe. Every bit of support helps us continue bringing you the best automotive events from Cornwall and the surrounding area.

As always, thank you to the Cornwall Cruizers and everyone who came out to make another cruise night such a great success. We look forward to seeing everyone again at the next one!

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🚔 Weekend Recap – Project Nemesis Update 🚔

This weekend was a fairly quiet one for Response Unit Gaming. While there was a local car show taking place on Saturday, I wasn’t able to attend, and the rest of the weekend was pretty uneventful from an event coverage standpoint.

The good news is that today I was able to pick up Project Nemesis from the shop after repairs were completed.

The issue turned out to be a ruptured transmission line, which required a replacement section of line, a couple of new clamps, and three litres of transmission fluid. After the repairs were finished, I drove the car from the shop to work and I’m happy to report that everything appears to be functioning normally again.

It’s always a relief when a repair turns out to be something manageable instead of a major mechanical failure. For now, Project Nemesis is back on the road and ready for the next cruise night, car show, convention, or community event.

Thank you all for following along with the build and supporting the page. Hopefully we’ll have some new event coverage to share in the near future.