Check These Things BEFORE You Fly Your FPV Drone
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Before you fly your FPV drone for the first time, or again if you've already flown it, you'll want to watch this video to understand some of the common things to check or problems you can encounter while you're getting ready to fly or already in the air. This video is a guide on what to do before you go flying to ensure you don't lose your drone. Don't become a statistic!
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0:00 - Introduction
8:05 - Thanks for watching
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Your video had me rolling! Everything that's a little funny has some truth to it, the SARCASM was on point. Keep doing what you're doing.
Fpv, the most masochistic hobby in the world 🙂
XD This video is great! One of my favorites! Keep the teaching fun and funny.
Hey thanks, that means a lot. Apparently I'm funny but I was trying too hard to be a good teacher so when I said screw it this video happened lol!!
Thanks man! 👊
I love this thank you
Thanks for watching! Hope it was helpful
Good tips! If I've just used loctite before, it would have saved me a lot of crashes.
Me too, meeeee tooo hahaha
"If you like me and don't have friends" ))) Like for a steak .I had my first flight yesterday, this flight was only 45 seconds. I took off, then did a few back-and-forths, then an orbit, a power loop, and a roll, after which I inexplicably crashed into a tree. Fortunately, my reflexes worked and I was able to return with the lower part of the drone. Perhaps my self-confidence was too strong. I thought that over 1000 hours in the simulator gave me all the skills and I was almost right. So I would like to add that if you, like me, are confident in your abilities, but have never flown before try fly with glasses to get used to the fov. I also want to add that be sure to disarm if you fall. This is easy to forget if it is your first flight. Also, do not forget to set the switch to beeper so that it is easier to find the drone later. Also pay attention to the wind because in the simulator you almost never turn on the wind simulation. As for the camera being on, this is really important and will also help you find the drone.
I see you made it to the juicy stuff :)
See this is exactly why I said version 1. I knew there would be an infinite more ways these alien toys could break. I'll add this to the list, thanks!
Bonus tip:
If you crashed your drone (on a spot where you can retrieve it) do the following steps:
1. Unplug your lipo
2.pick it up and visually inspect for damage (look at cam, frame, arms and try to spin the motors by hand)
3. if everything seems ok, put it down and reconnect lipo
4.if you get all the beeps (beep beep beep... beep beeeeep), arm the drone and see if every motor starts spinning (and don't make weird noises)
5. take off and hover a bit without goggles on.
After that you can just fly it like normal.
Dang, doing a test hover is a REALLY good idea before you rip it again. Added it to V2, thanks!