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Nope, this is acro mode. I almost always fly fully acro so that I never have the drone fighting back against any stick inputs. The only time I would consider using level mode is when flying LOS for quick black box logs or something along those lines.

@@PrecisionDroneFP that is some very nice control over that drone right there. Wish i could fly that stable

Thanks a lot. You can! Just spend more time on a sim and spend time flying in challenging areas if you're able to. Really try to focus on flying slow, smooth, and steady. Adding more expo to your rates might help as well.

​@@PrecisionDroneFP thx for the tips 🥰

The time of day and location were a perfect match!

I couldn't say which one is better, but personally if I was planning on using a naked gopro then I would go for the cinelog 25. If I was planning on only running something like an O3 air unit then I would stick with the cinelog 20 since it's a bit smaller. If you are not planning on running an action cam, then you might want to check out the mobula 8 instead. I have enjoyed flying my mobula 8 more than my cinelog 20.

@@PrecisionDroneFP thanks So i was about to build one and that too analog one, just for fun flying and sometimes in future might be i can put external camera So i guess then it will go 2.5 one better I was just worried flying close to people is better with 20 or 25 one 🤔

@@SamiFilmmaking It really all depends on what your goal is with the drone. I've certainly flown a 2 inch drone indoors with a naked gopro and it was fine. I didn't get as long of flight but felt more comfortable in tighter spaces. If you are planning on flying outside much with an action cam, the larger props will do better. Either way these are both small drones and neither of them will feel great outdoors with a stripped down action cam. Personally, if I'm flying inside, I'd prefer to fly a mobula 8 with a naked gopro over a cinelog 20 or 25.

Thank you very much. Yes, I can share those, please email us at info@precisiondronefp.com.

Thank you! I appreciate it. I really like your work as well, very nice flying.

@@PrecisionDroneFP thank you man hoping to do more soon. Following dirt bikes is one of the most fun things to do with drones 😊

@@TrevorFilms819 No kidding! It's a blast and huge adrenaline rush. I'll be looking out for more of your content!

Looks like they were racing. You don’t stop until the race is over.

I have not spoken directly to him, but amazingly I did hear that he was fine.

The pup was taking notes.

Oh there's no doubt! Lol. It's very clear I'm a trained professional...

I couldn't agree more! Lol!

Tops

Close, 12 minutes. That was including my lunch break... lol, jk.@@heki9249

What crops?! JK. I was filming at a corn maze.

I was doing some film work at a corn maze.

Thanks, I appreciate it. I would say throttle control, even a throttle limiter and using expo in your rates really helps for slow smooth flying. If you'd like, send me an email and I'll send a screenshot of my rates. Thanks! info@precisiondronefp.com.

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I appreciate the comment! I sent you an email. I hope it helps. Have a good one!

@@PrecisionDroneFP Thanks man!

It's like seasickness u just don't think about it when doing it .

I have definitely got motion sickness before, but it only happened when I was sick and had a bad migraine. Now I don't fly if I'm sick unless I absolutely have to.

@PrecisionDroneFP I only got sick from.flying when I see my self in the goggles. But nit so much any more. Weird tho cause video games just watching them make me sick really bad .

I appreciate it! I like your work as well.

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