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Dog is so cute

hi i have a problem on betaflight, when i set up the receiver, throttle yaw pitch and roll are on the correct letters but when i roll or pitch the drone keeps spinning, how can i fix that? thank you

funny footage bro!

Ive been flying FPV for awhile and that landing was actually hilarious omg

Great job! It was your first real fpv flight?

You cant land like that because of airmode. That's why its bouncing. Fly as low as you can and cut off the motors. Thats how I land. And alot more...... Specially with more uptilt of camera

Where was that gap?😅

I discovered, as I am barely 3 months into FPV - with, really NO successful flights as of yet - and coming from a DJI AIR 2S, that you and I are indeed two peas in the same pod, brother! My iFlight Nazgul Evoque F6D (Deadcat) prebuild is on its way to me as I type this, so ... I instantly subbed as I viewed your video. I'll come back and provide you full details about the NIGHTMARES I've endured, dating back 3 months to June 1, 2023, the day I started my first jump into FPV. I've lost a lot. And I've had a lot repaired. And as for FPV, I have a 'missing' AVATA (that I've pinpointed on a map, where it went down because of a critical battery) - so TODAY I'll go out for the THIRD time in the bushy area behind a friend's house a couple km's away, and if I fail to retrieve it, it'll get reported as a "flyaway" and I'll have to pay $239 USD for a replacement - vs $39 USD for a replacement, should I actuality RETRIEVE the lost Avata, and am able to send it back. It's rained hard since the loss almost a week ago. And my summer job calls me out of town at THE most inopportune times. Alas, this is only a small PART of my FPV story so far. I'll just type out a 'master story' that I can share with you, and others (I've told this in detail at least twice already, and I am getting sick of all the typing needed to do it, tbh) ... In the meantime: 1) If a drone manufacturer, like DJI, offers a replacement insurance, do not even think about it - GET IT. 2) NEVER, EVER launch an FPV drone that is not fully Betaflight-configured - WITHOUT goggles on!! 3) FULLY educate yourself in the field of LIPO batteries, the storage procedures, the charging methodology, and safety precautions. Want to know how dangerous a LiPo fire is, should a mistake you make, start one? Here's a hint: THEY CAN BURN UNDERWATER. I'm not lying. 4) If you say you are serious about FPV, and you've never soldered anything before - START. Watch videos. Get the gear you need. It's first on my list when the summer gigs I do come to an end, and I'm almost there. I already have all the good soldering tools I need right now to get a good start. (Especially 'practice PCB boards'). Best of luck ... let's keep checking on each other! [EDIT]: I see you mentioned the flight sim. Most important learning-to-fly FPV tool, to save money! Myself, I have a couple, but mainly I use the Liftoff bundle, available on Steam ...

The drone sounds weird

I did the same with my first flight. Don't know why I thought standing for my first flight was the thing to do, but that paired with not knowing what to do in the air was a bad mix lol. My knees were so weak & I couldn't figure out how to get back to the ground, because who actually practices landing in the sim? lol

I have the Nazgul V2 O3 also and it's a beautiful thing but it's expensive too. I progressed quicker using an old Nazgul that I bought used cos I didn't care that much if I crashed it. It allowed me to fly with less pressure and more freedom like a more realistic Sim without the endless batt life.

Looked like you wear your glasses under the goggles. How does that work out? I wear glasses also and was wondering if they would fit under there.

Hey little by little I started with to cheap cameras 📷 😄 on Amazon for 55 bucks. Busted a couple and didn't feel the hurt if I had a go pro.

I've been flying a week and very avid quad pilot and on the simulator hardest thing I've ever done seems way easier in real life but way more expensive but FPV isn't for the faint of heart

I assume you are flying in Angle mode and not Acro? I got a Mini 3 Pro recently and want to get into FPV. I've started practicing in sims in Rates / Acro mode to learn how to fly FPV in Acro. I've been debating goggles for weeks and finally just bit the bullet and got the Goggles 2 with Motion 2. I went this route so I could fly my Mini 3 Pro with Goggles, too, and I liked the built in diopter adjustment in the Goggles 2, in case my wife or others want use them. I plan to use ELRS for the radios. I'm learning to fly in sims using a Radiomaster Zorro. I'll check for more of your videos to see how it's coming along.

A bit a chopy landing, but nothing broke, so everything fine. Btw, nice wheels on the car

Does it have Normal and Sport mode? Or it only has acrobatic mode?

At least you didn't waste your money on an avata 😅

make a Naked GoPro

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I reached out to a local motocross park. They let me chase them so I think any group will be very friendly if you reach out to them. I had only flown in manual 3 times when I did it but I learnt a lot. Vid on my channel if you’d like to see 👍🏻

I'm glade I found your channel, I have the mini 3 pro as well. I'm wanting a fpv with dji 03 air unit, I do have the Avata I use the fpv 2 controller with the Integra goggles. I'm looking forward into watching

How long did the drone take to ship?

Awsome flight

I met you at Cleetus and Cars months ago, and just got into fpv drones and stumble across this video randomly, what are the chances lol

very brave of you using the DJI RC, you risk loosing the drone. The second you loose image, the remote will disconnect :( try getting a regular RC. Even if you loose image, you are still in control of the drone and can pan out, get up etc. and wait for reconnecting. with the DJI Remote, until it reconnects, your drone is on the ground/ worst in water

Not bad,👀

LMAO lessons in throttle control right here. I was laughing pretty hard but you figured it out at the end there.

Don't be a dick.... Good job man, it's all sketchy when you start. 👍

Please don't let the fpv community sell you that you need to crash to get better fly safe😅

what batteries and battery charger do u use mate?

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You gotta edit the noise of the drone out of your vids.... nothing like hearing the motors for the full vid..oh wait.. its an annoying noise so the video is not watched all the way through.

Not bad at all bro, I have the same quad! It’s.a beast! Definitely raise your tilt just a little, it will eliminate that little bounce when throttling, the drone will go in the direction you want more easily, but beware, it will be faster, you can still go slow though, just takes a little adjustment.

Hahaha, Its funny because this was my first experience exactly... And it was like the motors sound was you screaming in full panic mode :D I had a similar experience flying LOS to test everything and was kind of a first real flight with some turns, suddenly lost control as im not used to its speed, almost smashed into wall of the house, punched it up, damn, it was suddenly like 100m up in the air or so... now I had to bring it back, avoiding trees, countring the wind... you would think LOS is easy, but its totally different... you cannot let go of the controls like a DJI drone ofcourse. Well, got it to land slowly, back in between the trees, landed and yup, same reaction: IM DONE! Today started some rips, crashed in a field, damn thing had some rock in the sand, shatterd my UV filter of the o3, but thats why I bought it, no scratches on the camera (would recommend buying a few, you can find "cheaper" once on AliExpress from geprc or even BRDRC. Bend some props... was a good flight, powerlooping until I rammed it into the ground :D

Hey mate! It's nice to see someone just getting started in this hobby. It's fun, isn't it!? I have two small recommendations for you (I'm not that much further into this than you)... #1) Ditch the gopro (and the fear of smashing it) until you feel you're actually at a proficiency level to fly with it and not be afraid you're going to smash it. #2) Set your FPV cam angle to around 30 degrees or so. It wasn't until I raised the cam angle that I found more control. I was flying at a VERY low angle when I first started so I could see quite a lot of the ground while at a level hover, this wasn't the right way to fly acro! Also practice in the sim and find YOUR rates. They'll be very different than what you think they should be when you finally hit the right ones. That's actually proving to be the hardest part for me personally is finding the right rates. I'm STILL trying to dial those in but I'm finally zeroing in on the "right" rates for me. You need to find that yourself and the sim is the best way without risking the real quad! Feel free to reach out if you'd like to talk. :) Happy zippin' mate!

Don’t stop doing this bro, one day you’ll turn into a god. It’s all gonna be worth it at the end.

I wanna see a progress update

😂😂😂 @ full panic mode enraged. Been there. Yeah man you need to fly in an open field until you get there hang of it

Did that once...! Flying around at my buddys..... he like come back and check by gutters... Im like IAMM...! Hes like no thats my neighbors house😂

Tip, dont fly with a gopro until your good, keep it up

You kept cool after a brief moment of panic and brought it down safely -- that's the opposite of epic fail in my books! Seriously, good job! I lost my first quad in a similar situation, trying to find a re-entry point on a foresty possession. Got behind too many trees, lost my video feed, and then my drone just flew off to quadhalla. One thing I learned from that is to take advantage of acro mode and think three dimensionally. If you don't know what's below you, go higher (for some safety) and look down. New pilots often try to keep level in moments of panic, or outright switch to angle mode, and that actually hinders them more than it helps.

a tip for flying ultra slow, tree branches etc, i think of it as a different mode, diff reflexes etc. the trick is to use the pitch to go up and the throttle to go down, the fine throttle controll takes a while, the nazgul is a little heavy, i'd recommend using a usb to balance port to power the gopro, and i was told to look for props that make the throttle feel as precise as any other stick, but its not obvious whether you need higher pitch props or lower, higher pitch take longer to spin up, lower pitch spin up a little faster. maybe try ethix candy cane props first, higher pitch and very grippy in a turn.

drone sim is the answer! :)

You did a great job recovering from panic. I enjoy progression vids so keep flying snd posting! Liked & subbed 🤟

That was so hilarious 😂 3 pieces of advices from also a beginner. 1. Spend more time on simulator, it really helps. 2. Probably too late, but you should start with a whoop. Much cheaper and way more crash resistant. 3. As soon as possible switch to acro mode. Shifting is not that easy, because you get some habits. And trust me it is waaaay more enjoyable to fly, especially on big drone like yours. Angle is good to start, but don't stay too long on it. Again, when learning acro mode do it in simulator first.

With 03 unit you wont even need a gopro. Longer flights. Less weight. Let me know when you are ever in NC statesville. Would like to fly some with ya. Nobody here flies fpv that ive seen

Dude you’re comment at the end was hilarious. You need to find a field or an oval that way when u crash u won’t be climbing trees.

What wrong with gopro camera angle ? :)))