My favorite batteries as of now are the Ovonic FPV 1550 and my charger is by HTRC C150 amazon special. Which I've heard can be dangerous but I haven't had any issues
Hey there, really good flying for only 7 days. Here are some quick tips: If you are trying to hit gap, align before you go through it, so that you wouldnt have to make any changes while you are going through (because it will most likely make you crash). Also goint through slowly will make you "jump up and down" as you are trying to keep the drone in place, going bit faster on the other hand will eliminate this problem (with the cost of having the drone go bit faster). Also I would recommend having finger on arm/dissarm switch, so that you wont break your props as much. And maybe if you are struggling with turning the drone fast enough, you might want to set your rates bit higher.
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.
yey get a controller and sim is a good first step and maybe a cheap ready to fly kit with a tiny whoop thats including some cheap box googles and a controller that you can connect to your pc for the sim i think there is a good kit from emax tiny hawk 3 its called i think pretty good starter kit
flying low and slow is good practice i noticed that when you fly slowly you need to use way more yaw while turning if i got a high camera angle like 45° you get away with very little yaw it feels like at least thats what i noticed while flying in the sim wouldnt dare to go 45° in real life ^^ if you are quick on the disarm while crashing you can safe your props and dont get as much dirt in the drone im pretty good with crashing :P
not bad at all for such short time. I would recommend go a bit slower practice more throttle Control while keeping the same level of flight when turning left and right once you get those down pact then try bigger, gabs before youth try the small ones this will prevent you from crashing and keep you flying and practicing.
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 👍🏻
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what batteries and battery charger do u use mate?
My favorite batteries as of now are the Ovonic FPV 1550 and my charger is by HTRC C150 amazon special. Which I've heard can be dangerous but I haven't had any issues
Hey there, really good flying for only 7 days. Here are some quick tips:
If you are trying to hit gap, align before you go through it, so that you wouldnt have to make any changes while you are going through (because it will most likely make you crash). Also goint through slowly will make you "jump up and down" as you are trying to keep the drone in place, going bit faster on the other hand will eliminate this problem (with the cost of having the drone go bit faster).
Also I would recommend having finger on arm/dissarm switch, so that you wont break your props as much.
And maybe if you are struggling with turning the drone fast enough, you might want to set your rates bit higher.
Not too bad for a week! I've got about 5 weeks on you. It's all I do now!
Thanks man! It is addictive
Dangerously addictive hobby. It's year 5 and it's all I do
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.
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.
Very Inspiring bro to watch your Videos especially for someone like me who wants to get into FPV from a Mini 3 Pro
Awesome man! Buy a controller and the liftoff simulator and practice!
@@thedronegame Yes man my Controller is here and m going to Start Practice now...Thanks man and Greetings from the Solomon Islands
yey get a controller and sim is a good first step and maybe a cheap ready to fly kit with a tiny whoop thats including some cheap box googles and a controller that you can connect to your pc for the sim
i think there is a good kit from emax tiny hawk 3 its called i think pretty good starter kit
flying low and slow is good practice
i noticed that when you fly slowly you need to use way more yaw while turning
if i got a high camera angle like 45° you get away with very little yaw it feels like at least thats what i noticed while flying in the sim
wouldnt dare to go 45° in real life ^^
if you are quick on the disarm while crashing you can safe your props and dont get as much dirt in the drone im pretty good with crashing :P
not bad at all for such short time. I would recommend go a bit slower practice more throttle Control while keeping the same level of flight when turning left and right once you get those down pact then try bigger, gabs before youth try the small ones this will prevent you from crashing and keep you flying and practicing.
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 👍🏻
make a Naked GoPro