Nice video! Very helpful, I'm hoping to improve in the simulator before purchasing my first FPV. I'm having such a hard time deciding whether I should go with a cinewhoop or get a 5"!
Thanks, bro glad you found it useful! I think the main thing is space, to be honest, and what you want to do (realistically). Are you going to be swooping through the forest or in your case above the river? do you want to fly slow between the trees and be smooth? i think i would go cinewhoop for your channel! I think i will make video on that! i think that's a great question?
@@MichaelHoughton_ In a way, I am leaning towards a whoop because I was initially looking at a DJI Mavic Air 2 for my channel. But, then I realized that with a little more work, time, money and tears.. I would be able to to get a FPV to open up some more opportunities. But, yeah I’m looking at pretty much a drone that can fly through trees for a nice cinematic feel, over rivers/lakes, and hopefully above the trees. I rather have a 5’ because it will also won’t be affected by wind as much since my filming is always outdoors. But, then I’m afraid that I’ll crash that right away. Decisions.. decisions.
@@Bowhunt feel you bro! Well happy help out in whatever way i can! Keep the questions for me and would love the video ideas too! I think a whoop would be the one for you! Building mine tomorrow so will have a tutorial for that!
Great Tips. Im learning on DRL sim right now and I found a couple of these quite helpful. This is coming from a rather skilled gamer of 30+ years. Great eye hand coordination and such, but learning to fly is a new curve. I can pick up a racing game/sim and chew it up and spit it out in no time flat. Learning to master a drone is proving to be a very rewarding challenge.
Wow 1st video I seen that actually gives you tips to practice in the simulator to help you learn how to fly FPV love it thank you so much. Keep up the great work.
Thanks! This advice was helpful and I've gotten a lot better. Thanks! I'm still not quite up to racing and indoors, but my ability to go wherever I want, follow roads, circle objects, tight turns, make gaps, etc. has vastly improved in the last two weeks of day sim time (30-60+ minutes a day). My favorite is Tryp FPV, but I need to go back to DRL and Velocidrone for more indoor stuff.
Very good on the tips, I 'm jumping into fpv from the standard flying of Mavic and Phantom drones so the sim is a great way to improve skills and avoid unnecessary damage to my new DJI FPV drone. Good video sir, Cheers from canyon lands country of Utah.
Hey Mark. Thanks so much for checking out the video and I am really glad to hear that it has helped you if there’s anything else you have any questions on please don’t hesitate to ask I’ve been there from the beginning so hopefully there’s some things I can help you with if you need anything
Awesome tips! I’ve been flying in the sim for about 30 hours now. I’m from Pennsylvania. These points helped a ton! I’ve got a quad enroute so I hope to be flying next week! PeAce and chicken grease!
loved it! subscribed as well you should make more! very simple and smooth with no BS. I'm from Israel and got my Taranis Radio a week ago, started on the DRL sim yesterday , not easy but hopfully ill practive enough to get confidence thanks for sharing
Hey Daantje! thanks for the kind word man i hope you enjoy! Well i have a ton of content loaded up and scheduled for the coming weeks so there will be more! thats for sure! Have a great day and see you around! Michael
Thanks for the video, dude. Your flying is amazing and you explain kinda easy. Due to certain circumstances in my country flying drone in real life is forbidden, but very useful. I am learning from your videos how to fly.
Thanks bro! That’s very kind. I’m sorry to hear you can’t fly. At least you can fly in a sim! That’s great prep for when you can get in the air for real!
@@MichaelHoughton_ Actually, I have bought Ryze Tello and I am trying to fly at home, but it is still kinda diffuclt. At any case thanks again for videos.
Your best to experiment with rates pids to the extreme to see what they do. PID are for motor performance. Rates are for speed of signal from radio to quad. Preferance here. A rate near 350-400.. for beginner you want to be here. Rates of 700-900 are very fast and make flipping easier as its done quicker. But at lower / slower rates your movements will be smooth in the beginning and that is what you want. smooth and controlled. Also height is your friend. When first learning a trick get some altitude so you have recover time
Elio! Great news! That’s fantastic. Keep me posted! Would love to hear about your progress! Thanks for the support on my channel and stay tuned I will be trying my best to keep making these videos! See you around my friend !
Thanks bro! Appreciate that. Glad you enjoyed and most of all hope it was useful! Will be doing a learn a trick series so stay tuned for that if you wanna! Have a wonderful day 4Low!
Yeah awesome man, I will keep an eye out. I'm a photographer and just getting into fpv so its great to have someone to learn from who actually has a sense of humour and has gone through the same journey. Cheers mate. Keep doing what you do. SUBBED.
I just started getting interested in fpv because I seen a video and I got the drl game for xbox and plan to start my practice there before spending over $1000 on a drone 😅 but I'm excited to start this journey and I'm from ohio so we have plenty of nature to film when I'm able to fly fpv
Should I start flying immediately with intermediate mode? There's a huge difference between beginner, intermediate and pro. Which one reflects reality the most?
@@MichaelHoughton_ Hey Brother I am Practicing Day By Day... But Everytime I Failed to take fast Left/Right turns... Help me Out... With Tutorial If you can🌺 Thanks
@@BharatMakkar hey bro! I can look to make a tutorial for sure. I can try make a video on hwo to turn. The most important thing is to use the throttle to maintain height because as you lean forward and back or roll left and right you are losing force pushing you upwards so you need to add throttle to keep you up! Ill do my best to clear this up on a video!
Have you done the training course on DRL? I’m half way through and the drone they give is just crap, it makes you feel you suck at flying. I feel I fly way better using any other quad. Is it just me or anyone else tried it?
Hey Wendy! Good question. I think if you feel like your getting to familiar with a spot and you are finding it easy to do these tricks and tips then change it up. I guess I like some of the maps more then others. Do what you enjoy because it’s about that more then anything else Enjoy the process. Getting the muscle memory of the maneuvers is more important then changing to every single map 🗺
One question. I have the DRL on xbox and have just been using the xbox controler. I fly on the pro/manual mode. Are drones really this hard to fly? I have a DJI and am a bit spoiled I guess. But the simulator is really hard to fly. Starting to get the hang of it but as I said, is the simulator a good representation of flying FPV?
Nice video! Very helpful, I'm hoping to improve in the simulator before purchasing my first FPV. I'm having such a hard time deciding whether I should go with a cinewhoop or get a 5"!
Thanks, bro glad you found it useful! I think the main thing is space, to be honest, and what you want to do (realistically). Are you going to be swooping through the forest or in your case above the river? do you want to fly slow between the trees and be smooth? i think i would go cinewhoop for your channel! I think i will make video on that! i think that's a great question?
@@MichaelHoughton_ In a way, I am leaning towards a whoop because I was initially looking at a DJI Mavic Air 2 for my channel. But, then I realized that with a little more work, time, money and tears.. I would be able to to get a FPV to open up some more opportunities. But, yeah I’m looking at pretty much a drone that can fly through trees for a nice cinematic feel, over rivers/lakes, and hopefully above the trees. I rather have a 5’ because it will also won’t be affected by wind as much since my filming is always outdoors. But, then I’m afraid that I’ll crash that right away. Decisions.. decisions.
@@Bowhunt feel you bro! Well happy help out in whatever way i can! Keep the questions for me and would love the video ideas too! I think a whoop would be the one for you! Building mine tomorrow so will have a tutorial for that!
I realize Im kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good site to watch newly released movies online?
@Ayaan Judson flixportal :D
Great Tips. Im learning on DRL sim right now and I found a couple of these quite helpful. This is coming from a rather skilled gamer of 30+ years. Great eye hand coordination and such, but learning to fly is a new curve. I can pick up a racing game/sim and chew it up and spit it out in no time flat. Learning to master a drone is proving to be a very rewarding challenge.
Wow 1st video I seen that actually gives you tips to practice in the simulator to help you learn how to fly FPV love it thank you so much. Keep up the great work.
Thank you from Mauritius. Very important guidelines for me as I am starting on the simulator.
Thanks, Michael. I'm a 77 yr old young guy, just learning the sport. Thanks for the tips.
Love to hear this! Good luck and let me know if you have any questions always snappy to help!
This is honestly awesome. How are you doing with it now?
Thanks! This advice was helpful and I've gotten a lot better. Thanks! I'm still not quite up to racing and indoors, but my ability to go wherever I want, follow roads, circle objects, tight turns, make gaps, etc. has vastly improved in the last two weeks of day sim time (30-60+ minutes a day). My favorite is Tryp FPV, but I need to go back to DRL and Velocidrone for more indoor stuff.
Very good on the tips, I 'm jumping into fpv from the standard flying of Mavic and Phantom drones so the sim is a great way to improve skills and avoid unnecessary damage to my new DJI FPV drone. Good video sir, Cheers from canyon lands country of Utah.
Hey Mark. Thanks so much for checking out the video and I am really glad to hear that it has helped you if there’s anything else you have any questions on please don’t hesitate to ask I’ve been there from the beginning so hopefully there’s some things I can help you with if you need anything
How is your practice going?
Awesome tips! I’ve been flying in the sim for about 30 hours now. I’m from Pennsylvania. These points helped a ton! I’ve got a quad enroute so I hope to be flying next week! PeAce and chicken grease!
Yessir glad I could be of assistance! They certainly helped me! Which quad you get and you must be stoked!
Salt lamp in the background 🙌🏽
Thanks babe! Thats yours!
Good Stuff and Greetings from Houston, TX USA! I am going through DRL Sim's training modules and am learning albeit slowly.
loved it! subscribed as well you should make more! very simple and smooth with no BS.
I'm from Israel and got my Taranis Radio a week ago, started on the DRL sim yesterday , not easy but hopfully ill practive enough to get confidence
thanks for sharing
Thanks bro! Appreciate that. Glad you found it useful. Look forward to seeing you progress and please don’t hesitate to reach out if you need help
Really like these tips. Thanks for sharing. I also liked the bit about having a small I significant channel 🤣
Thanks! Yeah well gotta speak the truth haha
Thanks for the tips im starting drl today an you gave me some good ideas on what to practise
IM GLAD I COULD HELP!
Nice video, good tips, no idea why you don't have more views. Love the fact that you put up 9 fingers while saying "tip number 8"
Hey Daantje! thanks for the kind word man i hope you enjoy! Well i have a ton of content loaded up and scheduled for the coming weeks so there will be more! thats for sure! Have a great day and see you around! Michael
@@MichaelHoughton_ That's great to hear, I will check it out!
Very informative!
thanks mr Roach!
Thanks for the video, dude.
Your flying is amazing and you explain kinda easy.
Due to certain circumstances in my country flying drone in real life is forbidden, but very useful.
I am learning from your videos how to fly.
Thanks bro! That’s very kind. I’m sorry to hear you can’t fly. At least you can fly in a sim! That’s great prep for when you can get in the air for real!
@@MichaelHoughton_ Actually, I have bought Ryze Tello and I am trying to fly at home, but it is still kinda diffuclt.
At any case thanks again for videos.
Great tips bro!
Martin thanks bro! glad you found them useful!
Good advice long sweeping runs line up go for it. Got the dji fpb drone. Not easy that's y I'm in liftoff. Thanks
Well done these are great!
thanks!
Great tips, each is a gem! I'm from Israel. Would love to see a video on quad tuning in the simulator for newbies (suggested rates & PIDS etc.)
Hey bro! For sure I can try make that! Glad this helped!
Your best to experiment with rates pids to the extreme to see what they do. PID are for motor performance. Rates are for speed of signal from radio to quad. Preferance here.
A rate near 350-400.. for beginner you want to be here. Rates of 700-900 are very fast and make flipping easier as its done quicker. But at lower / slower rates your movements will be smooth in the beginning and that is what you want. smooth and controlled. Also height is your friend. When first learning a trick get some altitude so you have recover time
Really great tips. Thanks man
Thanks bro! Hope it helped
Great video and good tips. I just bought a simulator today an I think the controller arrives tomorrow. I never flew a drone! great expectations!
Elio! Great news! That’s fantastic. Keep me posted! Would love to hear about your progress! Thanks for the support on my channel and stay tuned I will be trying my best to keep making these videos! See you around my friend !
Loving these videos bro. Very helpful and quite funny. Your channel needs to be much bigger! Best of luck.
Thanks bro! Appreciate that. Glad you enjoyed and most of all hope it was useful! Will be doing a learn a trick series so stay tuned for that if you wanna! Have a wonderful day 4Low!
Yeah awesome man, I will keep an eye out. I'm a photographer and just getting into fpv so its great to have someone to learn from who actually has a sense of humour and has gone through the same journey. Cheers mate. Keep doing what you do. SUBBED.
@@4LOWAdventure thanks bro! It’s a wild journey! But very enjoyable! If you have any questions fire away!
Nice vid. Lol ,I stopped drinking Nesquick when I turned 10 , but yeah , it is good. Its like the Nutella of drinks.
thanks for the vid, greetz from Germany
Very nice 👏
Thanks Baber!
I just started getting interested in fpv because I seen a video and I got the drl game for xbox and plan to start my practice there before spending over $1000 on a drone 😅 but I'm excited to start this journey and I'm from ohio so we have plenty of nature to film when I'm able to fly fpv
Thank you very valuable information
Fpv is my new thing
Should I start flying immediately with intermediate mode? There's a huge difference between beginner, intermediate and pro. Which one reflects reality the most?
My dad has a Helicopter and i wan't to buy a Tricopter and i really like drones. Do you reccomend a drone for Under 120$
thank u... i m from Munger, bihar india
Welcome and thank!
Thanks a lot Bro
You Explained Very Well
Which Simulator You are Using Bro?
Hey man! This is the DRL simulator!
@@MichaelHoughton_ Hey Brother
I am Practicing Day By Day... But Everytime I Failed to take fast Left/Right turns...
Help me Out... With Tutorial If you can🌺
Thanks
@@BharatMakkar hey bro! I can look to make a tutorial for sure. I can try make a video on hwo to turn. The most important thing is to use the throttle to maintain height because as you lean forward and back or roll left and right you are losing force pushing you upwards so you need to add throttle to keep you up! Ill do my best to clear this up on a video!
@@MichaelHoughton_
Exectly Bro
Waiting for your Tutorial
I am daily giving 3-4 Hours on Simulator
But everytime failed to take fast Turns😟
@@BharatMakkar can you send me a video on IG? or via email? maybe i can include it on the video ?
Have you done the training course on DRL? I’m half way through and the drone they give is just crap, it makes you feel you suck at flying. I feel I fly way better using any other quad. Is it just me or anyone else tried it?
Hey, thanks . What sim is that?
What computing power are you working with? LIFTOFF or DRL would be good to get!
The map you are practicing with always the same everytime or better keep changing?
Hey Wendy! Good question. I think if you feel like your getting to familiar with a spot and you are finding it easy to do these tricks and tips then change it up. I guess I like some of the maps more then others. Do what you enjoy because it’s about that more then anything else
Enjoy the process. Getting the muscle memory of the maneuvers is more important then changing to every single map 🗺
One question. I have the DRL on xbox and have just been using the xbox controler. I fly on the pro/manual mode. Are drones really this hard to fly? I have a DJI and am a bit spoiled I guess. But the simulator is really hard to fly. Starting to get the hang of it but as I said, is the simulator a good representation of flying FPV?
It’s that hard. Yes. It takes time to learn, as your familiar with games and normal drones these are very different
Sims are very good yes! Drl and liftoff are great
Accurate but they can’t simulate the feeling of goggles yet! That’s the real weird feeling
I am from Oklahoma
Should we trust a guy who holds up 9 fingers for tip no.8?!😉
No . Never I wouldn’t trust him!
Harry Kane
😏👍🏼👍🏼
+oodoo you got a simulator yet!?? Time to get on it !