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@@kosmonautfpv4920 thank you!

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@@tmw-fpv it’s the camera mount of a Lumenier QAV S2, the JohnnyFPV version. Getfpv sells this camera mount separately on their website! Cheers

@ thanks mate ✌🏼

@@oscarfellenburg711 nope, the 03 air unit does not have GPS. I have a separate GPS on this drone and “return to home” setup via Betaflight. I think the gps module I have is listed in the video description. Cheers!

@ Thankyou

@@Jllizardo87 the one at the back of the drone is a bardpole antenna for crossfire!

@ oh ok, your bardpole looks different than mine. I have the SMA kind and it is way longer than yours. Is that the bardpole with the UFL connector or also SMA?

@@sebptitfpv at this time I was flying with the default betaflight tune. I went to 11km in my latest video! Cheers

I can’t remember what I was getting with the pack I was flying in this video. I think I only flew that pack once or twice. I have since switched to flying Li-ion packs I make myself using molicel p45b cels. With my current setup I get anywhere between 15-25 minutes depending on how I fly it and where. If you go to any of my most recent videos I have the parts of my current setup in the description

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Oh man, I unfortunately lost the model. My hard drive decided to die. I have one in my work computer, but I can’t get any files out of that computer because security protocols of where I work. If/when I remodel this I’ll make sure to post it to thingiverse. Cheers

@@J-MADFPV I will like to buy you that stl file

@@Creepe95 thanks! And I’m not necessarily going after flight time. My focus for a 2p configuration was to gain more amp draw capacity to keep the battery cooler and still be able to push my flight speed (I like maintaining a speed of over 100km/h when possible). The p45b 21700 cells are rated to 45 amp draw continuous. 90 amps with the 2p config. At the time this was the best cell I could find that did 45 amps. And the 9000mha just gives me more than enough time for the type of flying I like to do. And so far this setup has been very reliable and fun to fly for me. Cells never get hot during flight. These p45bs are like black magic lol, incredible performance. Now I’m very interested in looking into those p50b cells though!

@@Creepe95 the P50Bs look awesome on paper. 60amp continuous sounds amazing.

@@J-MADFPV ok nvm. i looked up the wrong datasheet (P28A lol) so now it makes a lot more sense. The P50B are looking insane ist a relatively new cell. Can you give me some numbers on how much amps this config is pulling and also the weight of the build with battery? That would be awesome!

@ AUW is 1580g.That’s with a gopro 11 mini. The battery by itself is 887g. For amps you can watch the osd on my videos and see exactly what I’m pulling for my style of flying, but ball park, this drone pulls from high teens, low 20s when just cruising at 40 to maybe 60 kmh with no wind, and all the way up to 70s when pushing the speed above 120kmh or so with a headwind. Again that’s just kind of going by memory to what I’ve seen in the OSD when I happen to pay attention. Also, I live at high altitude. Most of my flights happen between 8000 and 14000 feet of altitude

@@Creepe95 just went back to checked the osd on some of my videos and it looks like on average I’m pulling about 30amps while flying about 100km/h in a straight line in light winds.

@@Flying_Wild_Boar thanks dude! I build my packs using molicel p45b cells. These are 21700 size cells. Running them in a 6s2p configuration. So technically 9000 mah packs with 90 amp continuous discharge. I only have two packs and they’ve been used on pretty much every flight/video on my channel plus many more flights that I don’t record/upload and I’ve never had an issue. The packs barely get warm even though I like to fly hard and fast.

My only concern is that these are heavy ass batteries. You should try a 4000mah lipo and see how it feels because i really wonder if there is a ginormous difference

@ i have tried 4000 mah lipos and it reduced the flight time significantly. My Liion pack weighs about 800g for 9000mah capacity. A 6S 4000 mah lipo is about 600g definitely lighter but way less capacity and I have to land at 3.5v per cell instead of the ~2.8v per cell of the liion. My drone motors and tune handle the weight of the liion pack with no issues. No overheating. So for my style of flying as of now my custom packs are my best option

Its interesting to see the telemetry, particularly when there's something about the telemetry that stands out, like distance or speed, or the oh shit moment of imminent battery death when you're still a little too far out. I like the way you edit the flights, mellow in transitions but epic or intense when the speed or view justify it.

@ thanks man! I agree, I think telemetry makes it so much more interesting if you’re into FPV. Otherwise it’s just another drone footage video of mountains haha.

I generally like the way the quad flies. Even the look of the propellers doesn't bother me!

Always

Yeah, you have to be very aware of your LOS limits. I knew I was flying really close to my LOS limit and was ready to react to it. For the fast proximity LR flying I like to do analog is more risky. Flying low to the ground in the mountains you need to be able to clearly see dead tree branches , sticks, etc…as of now digital is the only way I can get that level of definition. I’ve crashed analog drones because I couldn’t see a dead tree or branch sticking out of the ground. And in most of the places I fly recovering the drone is not always an option. Different applications for different systems! Just happy we have great options out there. Thanks for watching

@@dexdevlon love it! Zero complaints on this frame and the build overall.

@@J-MADFPV Really glad to know that!

Thanks, man. Cheers!

@@OperatorB thanks man! It was a fun flight for sure

@@JronzFPV right on!

Just curious, what drone are you planning on using for LR FPV?

@J-MADFPV be a normal bnf to start off with and just focus on the reading signals, weather, and antennas then once I figure all that out be when I'll start to look at what type. It will be a self build after I have gathered as much information I could up to that time.

@@JronzFPV sweet! Enjoy the process. That’s half the fun

@@BigKahunaFPV thanks!

@@liebrechtjr11 thanks! It definitely is somewhere between Kansas and the Pacific! Same, pumped about flying some snowy peaks this winter!

@@LastbigD thanks! The packs I fly with this drone are 6s2p packs made out of Molicel P45b cells. Cheers.

@@J-MADFPV ah ok ill look those up a figure out how to make me some. i need some for mine bad

@@thjelmfelt that’s the goal! I’ve actually skied those ridges on the other side. So much to explore out there

@@erics1337 do you mean altitude from takeoff or just terrain elevation? I almost never fly higher than about 200 ft above ground. I purposely try to fly as close to the ground as possible just because I think it’s more fun.

Can’t complain! Cheers

Found it ;)

@@IrwinFPV👍

Are you on insta or anything? I'd love to meet up for some flights if you're up for it. I'm relatively new to the area. I'm hoping to get connected with some people in the FPV community.

@@speed2o7@juliomadriz is my personal IG although I don’t really post anything FPV related there, but feel free to connect. I do mostly “opportunistic” FPV, meaning I mainly fly when I’m on my way somewhere to go biking or climbing in the mountains and can squeeze some flying if I’m passing a cool location. I would be down to connect for some flying sometime though.

@@sahil_fpv technically down to 2.5 volts. Per cell. I always try to land at around 3 volts. 2.8v the lowest

@@MazAFends thank you!

@@Sleeperknot ha! Boring landing. Had to hover for a while waiting for another filming crew that was randomly there getting some shots as well

@@LastbigD I tuned this drone from scratch using blackbox logs and PID tuning guides on youtube. That said it flew fairly well with Betaflight 4.5 default tuning. The only preset I use was to setup Crossfire

@@J-MADFPV ah ok thanks man for the info. I tried using superfly presets. its on my channel. i get like a bobble. i order some new props see if that helps

@@Honeythebeebee yes

@@J-MADFPV thx, where did you film this?

@@LastbigD for sure man. It’s nice to not have to stare at the video signal strength the whole time and just fly!

@@J-MADFPV Where you get yours at? im looking now lol.

@@LastbigD i think I just ordered them on Amazon, but not 100% sure

@@J-MADFPV Alright thanks man. ima go shop around. Bout hour from me is the place called Pilot Mountain in NC I want to fly to it and idk if I trust stock antennas lol.

@@J-MADFPV Should do a video on your build and all.

thanks!

@@fpvmusicsounds7650 thank you! Much appreciated

@@csavooo thank you! Cheers!

@@dieterweik6858 thanks! To me the Gopro is well worth it for the quality/type of footage I’m after with 5.3k resolution at 30fps. With the batteries I use and the distance I usually cover in my flight paths the weight of the gopro doesn’t really play a factor on my flight times. I can get 20 to 25 minutes out of a battery flying at around 100km/h in light winds. Maybe more like 15 or so minutes flying in high winds or trying to maintain even faster speeds. For most of my flights I usually have a very specific target and flight path that I know it would take less time to complete than my battery can do. I normally don’t go on exploration flights where I’m not certain where my return time/point is. Also I’m not a fan of the 4k video quality of the O3 since I can’t set it to 30fps (my preference) and I also get some prop reflection sometimes. Sorry for the long answer haha. Hope that made sense. Thanks for watching!

@@batcavefpv5007 thanks man! It was a fun flight for sure!

@@Roys_Drones somewhere in the Missouri Rockies! 🫢

@@Roys_Drones thanks!

@@LastbigD thanks! And yeah, I build my own Liion battery packs. Thanks for watching!

@@BarretoFPV yeah man, this is definitely an outdoor meca all year round. Most of us live here because of the outdoor sports/activities this place has to offer. Thanks for watching. Cheers!

@@YosepAliSaputra Thank you! I shoot in 5.3k, 30fps, 1/60 shutter, and an ND32 for this flight.

@@J-MADFPV i use that setting too, but after i stabilized in gyroflow and i edit with finalcut theb uploaded on youtube, i saw my video was little bit of stuttering.. btw my setting on finalcut in 29.7fps, is that the problem?

@@YosepAliSaputra Not sure. Although I know “30fps” is actually 29.97 so you should be good on that. There are so many factors that affect image quality when editing and compressing video files. Hard to say for me, I’m also not familiar with Final Cut and what format it’s using for compression.

@@J-MADFPV hei dude, i think i solved my problem.. i use rolling shutter correction in final cut and in my last video i uploaded today, jitter or stutter was gone.. yeah check my last video man, i think you'll like even you don't know my language 😅🤙🏽

@@YosepAliSaputra that’s awesome. I will check it out!

@@LastbigD I have two iFlight Albatros SMA antennas connected to the O3 unit using SMA to U.FL

@@J-MADFPV Thank you for that ima look at doing mine the same way. I did these HGLRC LHCP Long Range Antenna FPV Hammer 2.5dBi Mini 5.8G an didn't know that they was different from the goggles antenna so I had go back stock for now.

@@illicit_fpv8208 Thanks man! Time for a trip to the west! The Rockies are always worth the visit. I just shot another flight to another big mountain yesterday. Video up tomorrow!

@@pimpinrafa Thanks! And I noticed that. I like this frame so much I was recently looking into buying a second/ backup frame, but saw it was sold out

@@FlydreamMedia Lithium Ion

@J-MADFPV mine can't be taken under 3.5v per cell without damage, what brand?

@@FlydreamMedia yeah Lipos should only be discharged to around 3.5V per cell. Liion batteries can be discharged much lower. I usually only discharge to 2.8-3.0v max, although they are technically rated to discharge down to 2.5v. The battery packs I fly I made myself using Molicel P45B cells, but there are many brands out there that sell Liion battery packs