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A much needed video no one else has done that I have seen. Plenty showing manual being used but none actually showing just how to use the sticks. Thank You
Wow! I never seen other RUclipsrs explaining this kind of thing, I really appreciate this video , it helps a lot of people to understand more how to fly a drone, hopefully other RUclipsrs can learn from you my brother, little steps like this can help a lot. Most of the RUclipsrs make videos just to make money, not to teach others. Thank you again!
Great Video BRO, you are the only one I've seen who truly explain the stick movement and what it does, never flown manual before but thinking of getting the avata2 to join my mini3 pro and Air3, need more rush
LOVE this video! I’ve seen so many that either try to explain it while in flight or have some complicated visual… a simple showing of the drone and how it reacts is simplistic, effective and just plain perfect!! Well done!
Great video with clear explanations on the differences between normal/sports mode and manual mode with attitude toggle on! This is very helpful for beginners who are interested in transitioning to full manual mode
Ok... this is BY FAR the best explanation I have seen of how these controls are applied in manual vs. normal. It all makes sense now. Thanks a bunch man!
Thanks! This is the best video I've seen explaining the differences and logic of manual control with the sticks. Simple, effective. Very helpful for a newbie.
my fpv 2 controller arrived nd the first video I found was yours, thank you Xavier for the great calm and detailed explanation! its a pleasure learning from you! thank you!
In normal drones you control the drone movement/speed and its horizontal rotation relative to horizon, in manual drones you control the drone rotation around all axis relative to itself and the throttle
I wish my highschool teachers were as patient and comprehensive as you are, I would have aced every subject 😃Great explanation & amazing information, subscribed 💗
Manual mode really is a different beast. I can't recommend a simulator enough. There are some really great ones for under $20. Order the controller a few weeks before buying the package and spend 20 minutes a day in a sim. The tutorials are decent, but going into freestyle mode and following along with a learn to fly series on RUclips helped me learn much faster.
thank you.i am a cinematic drone owner from 2021 and planning to purchase the avata2..i thought the operation of the sticks to manual mode was everything the same😂thank you☺️
pretty new to the hobby and have had a mini 4 pro for almost a year. been watching tons of videos on the avata 2 as I'm interested in trying an FPV drone. Yours if the first video that has broken these things down in such a simple but thorough manner. thank you so much brother, great job. going to check some more stuff from your channel. 👏
Thank you so much. It was really useful. I’m thinking in acquire a fpv drone and my first time in the simulator was so bad because I didn’t understand it.
Cool video thanks. I still have a question. If I set the Avata2 to full manual, the left stick range of motion on my DJI Remote 3 controller is still very high, I have to move it quite far for the drone to start or fly. Do I have to set this up myself or what am I doing wrong? The stick reacts as if I were in normal mode or sport mode. Thank you for your feedback.
Hey.. All I can say is, what an absolute fantastic demo and by far the best explanatiuon I have ever seen on you tube with regards using the Avata 2. Just fantastic. Thanks very much. Steve. Glasgow. Scotland
I think you are explaining the left stick in normal/sports mode wrong. You are explaining it as being the thrust, starting from the midpoint up. Where it actually is the up or down movement. When you bought the rc, the screws on the back were loose and the y-axis was spring-loaded in the middle. Then, in normal/sports mode, when you push the stick up the drone will fly higher, until you release the stick. It then springs to the center and the drone stays level. Then when you push the stick down, the drone goes down, until you release it and it stays level again. This is like the H-alt mode in Lift-off.
What simulator do you recommend to learn to fly the Avata 2, I’m using TRYP, and getting better, just not sure if it’s the best option for us Avata 2 owners
Tryp definitely has much faster and snappier drones to choose from. It's definitely not accurate to flying an Avata 2. But learning to make it through races nice and steady without crashing will make sure you're more than ready to control the Avata.
Any simulator that you're comfortable with will help! When you jump into the real deal, you take things slow, you will already know how to fly, you'll just be adjusting to the Drone and the rates
Was looking for an explanation like this. Something I noticed in a simulator and wasn't sure what to do as I've always flown the normal DJI drones and not used to flying manual. Thank you!
Love your tutorials Xavier! I've been ripping around my yard in manual for a little less than a week. I'm really looking forward to taking my A2 out to an actual wide open flight spot one day soon. But learning to manually keep things low and slow in my yard has been great training in the meantime.
I'm a little late to the party, but the more I watch and read about manual mode and the various control inputs you have to keep track of, I think I'm going to stick with the Motion 3 controller.
It stays in the position you leave it because it controls the throttle of the drone. You have to open the controller to do this it's a simple arrangement, the manual tells you how to do it because when you open it every time you touch the left stick it returns to the center And the drone stops
thank you great explanation , however do you know if exist a flight simulator compatible with rc3 and goggle3 where to practice and learn manual flight ?
hi this is a great video but one thing that was not included and i really need lol is how to set up the controller so that i can arm the avata 2 in manual mode so i don't have to deal with switching from normal to manual and instead take off in manual mode. could you please help us?
I tried this today in with attitute toggle on, but it was different theb you explaint in the video. It still had the neutral point in the middle with the left joystick and the right did you the automatic throttle when going left or right. I did software updated my gear before flying today. You think they changed it with the update?
And when i changed from sport to manual mode on the controller (top bar) i noticed I flew faster in sport mode then in manual. That cant be right tho? Is that also part of the attitute mode? I am so confused
So after I get the stick controller I can rip this Avata 2 around like my old 5" drone, great to know! Only had it a couple of days now and I think I am going to like it. Thanks for your video information.
Just know that it has a persisting glitch where if you fly too rough it tips over for a sec. It can get a little scary sometimes. Google "avata 2 yaw tumble"
Good man, you explain it in manual mode very good. Please tell us more and more about how we control the manual mode in different angles and directions. We need more educational in this kind of tutorial of flying Avata 2 in manual mode.
You need to have the throttle down and you double tap the start/stop button to arm motors. It's much safer and easier to just start in normal or sport, get to altitude and then toggle over. But you can take off from manual if you want. Again the throttle stick needs to be all the way down or it will not arm from a dead stop in manual. This is a standard safety feature across all FPV drones not just DJI. Make sure you really know what you're doing before you take off like this, It's a much greater risk to your drone. It's much more vulnerable to windy conditions, it's easy to accidentally bounce it off the ground and damage it.
What would happen if I just leave my left throttle so that it springs back and go fly in manual? I don’t get why this is so problematic because it’s easier to fly when is springs back
I recently switched to manual mode, and are there any tips trying to make it hover in manual? Or at least move slower? I feel like in a hypersonic missile learning on fly in liftoff lol
Fantastic video. I've been flying my air 3 and neo with the rc2 Just got my avata2 and the fpv controller. I'm glad I watched this before I just went at it.
hi xavier! how can i take a still photo with the avata 2 using the rc3? press the pause button? then how to frame the shot while still in the pause mode "hover mode"?
In mode 2, with the attitude turned on, my right stick when pushed forward (pitch down), stick pulled back(pitch up)... it's this normal in attitude enabled?? Or only when it's turned off....
That's How it works with attitude on or off! If you're in manual mode it will only pitch, if you're normal or sports mode it will pitch and fly forward if you push forward on the right stick and so on and so forth. Watch the video again you'll see
@@xavier_arthur I learned the hard way yesterday then! Hahaha because I'm used to inverting my sticks in the simulator. So now back to the drawing board and relearn my muscle memory the opposite. Didn't take me long .. But now I have to get used to it. There was a vid on someone tearing down their RC2 to move the magnets to invert their sticks because there was no option in the goggles and DJI didn't address this apparently for quite sometime. Luckily I only crashed on grass and no broken propellers. Perhaps mention this on your next video that the right stick is not inverted??
Great explanation. Thank you! But I'm not clear on something, if I just want to use the controller in Sport mode for a while, the controller still functions like a regular mini type one, correct? Meaning the spring tension is still there on the left stick? I have to manually remove that tension, no?
I fly the Tango 2 with my home built fpv drones! It's definitely better than an rc3 but DJI doesn't allow tango and other controllers to fly with their drones 😭
Its a tool to get everything out of your drone but its not easy and takes practice. Motion controller 3 is has its limits and really for the beginners and simple flights. Also switched to the FPV controller 3. Best decision ever
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I would like to ask, several times I have charged the Avata 2 drone battery in the Charger Hub, but I forgot to unplug it a few hours after it is fully charged, is it safe?
Straight out of the box, pulling the left and right stick down and inside Starts but doing the same doesn't stop it, the Start/Stop button doesn't work in Normal and Sports mode? Are this normal?
Great explanation! Thanks for the great video! I wish DJI would allow adjusting the C2 levels in manual mode during flight. This feature could be useful when I suddenly want to fly slowly and quickly switch the gimbal to mid, or if I want to fly in reverse and switch the C2 to down. Hopefully, they will allow programming it to a specific position in the future.
Hello, I want to ask a question. I bought controller 3 today. But I want to use my drone not in manual mode, but only with this controller because I'm used to mini 4 pro. I wonder if I can flip and acro in S and N modes without manual mode?
Yes you can, on the left side there's a switch for N, S and Manual mode. You can't switch to manual mode without first doing some configurations and inputing some joystick commands to unlock manual, so it's perfectly ok
Thanks for the video. I’ve been wanting to dive into FPV drones but have always been scared of the learning curve with them. Guess the avata 2 comes with some training wheels that can help me along the way. Any recommendations on flight simulators that may help ?
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I Hope You are Trying/ Practicing/Flying to get better as much as you Can???????
Don't be Scared! One Day at a Time! Take it Step by Step!
Get your Drone Luts Here:
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Link with me on Patreon:
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Thats the plan :) What else should we do on a rainy, cold day...practicing in a sim🙃
Thank you so much for all the tips mate.
A much needed video no one else has done that I have seen. Plenty showing manual being used but none actually showing just how to use the sticks. Thank You
This is basic acro mode drone flying..
Wow! I never seen other RUclipsrs explaining this kind of thing, I really appreciate this video , it helps a lot of people to understand more how to fly a drone, hopefully other RUclipsrs can learn from you my brother, little steps like this can help a lot.
Most of the RUclipsrs make videos just to make money, not to teach others.
Thank you again!
Great Video BRO, you are the only one I've seen who truly explain the stick movement and what it does, never flown manual before but thinking of getting the avata2 to join my mini3 pro and Air3, need more rush
LOVE this video! I’ve seen so many that either try to explain it while in flight or have some complicated visual… a simple showing of the drone and how it reacts is simplistic, effective and just plain perfect!! Well done!
Great video with clear explanations on the differences between normal/sports mode and manual mode with attitude toggle on! This is very helpful for beginners who are interested in transitioning to full manual mode
thats what i need slow introduction to manual
Ok... this is BY FAR the best explanation I have seen of how these controls are applied in manual vs. normal. It all makes sense now. Thanks a bunch man!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHOWING THAT I HAD A VERY HARD TIME UNDERSTATING THE CONTROLS! 😊
I just came across this video. Xavier you are simply a fantastic guy. Thank you. I am sixty one and learning to fly fpv now.
Thanks for this pt2. I'm staying on Liftoff for a good while longer. No rush for myself.
Thanks! This is the best video I've seen explaining the differences and logic of manual control with the sticks. Simple, effective. Very helpful for a newbie.
Thank you Xavier...finally I clearly understood the drone movements under manual mode...thanks
Great video brother! Not many are this thorough! comeing from flying the Air 2S this was very helpful!
Thank you for this. Exactly what I was looking for
This was actually super informative. Cheers!
Man, this is by far the best vid explaining the differencies between normal and manual!
Best one I’ve seen so far. Thank you so much 🙏🏽
my fpv 2 controller arrived nd the first video I found was yours, thank you Xavier for the great calm and detailed explanation! its a pleasure learning from you! thank you!
Thanks for sharing Xavier I’ve been following you for a while now, man 💯
In normal drones you control the drone movement/speed and its horizontal rotation relative to horizon, in manual drones you control the drone rotation around all axis relative to itself and the throttle
I wish my highschool teachers were as patient and comprehensive as you are, I would have aced every subject 😃Great explanation & amazing information, subscribed 💗
Very informative and detailed. Thank you, man. I really appreciate this video of yours.
Thanks so much for this video, I just bought this drone and Im learning as much as I can and your videos are fantastic, new subscriber here.!!
Manual mode really is a different beast. I can't recommend a simulator enough. There are some really great ones for under $20.
Order the controller a few weeks before buying the package and spend 20 minutes a day in a sim. The tutorials are decent, but going into freestyle mode and following along with a learn to fly series on RUclips helped me learn much faster.
Sir respect your teaching
Getting the controller 3 soon for my avavta2. Thank you for this video! Really helps explain the manual controls (definitely won't start there though)
I feel like I learned something finally
Thanks for the video 👍🏽
Thank you for this. I've been losing my mind trying to understand these controls. This is the best explanation I've seen.
thank you.i am a cinematic drone owner from 2021 and planning to purchase the avata2..i thought the operation of the sticks to manual mode was everything the same😂thank you☺️
So left stick in manual is gas only ?
pretty new to the hobby and have had a mini 4 pro for almost a year. been watching tons of videos on the avata 2 as I'm interested in trying an FPV drone. Yours if the first video that has broken these things down in such a simple but thorough manner. thank you so much brother, great job. going to check some more stuff from your channel. 👏
Thank you so much. It was really useful. I’m thinking in acquire a fpv drone and my first time in the simulator was so bad because I didn’t understand it.
Thanks, that was perfect for me to understand what's happening while flying. Love from France
Cool video thanks.
I still have a question. If I set the Avata2 to full manual, the left stick range of motion on my DJI Remote 3 controller is still very high, I have to move it quite far for the drone to start or fly. Do I have to set this up myself or what am I doing wrong? The stick reacts as if I were in normal mode or sport mode.
Thank you for your feedback.
Your settings are wrong for Manual!
See this video:
ruclips.net/video/qgxpUm1G_hI/видео.htmlsi=JA597wFddfVUPEuu
@@xavier_arthur Thanks for the quick response.
Alright, I'll try it out :)
You got a like and a subscription.
Thank you very much
that was really the greatest,best,perfect expression for manual mode.
Can’t wait to try this again.. you’re gonna get a lot of folks off the ground with these new tutorials on how to fly…thanks
So clear and useful man, thanks!
🙏
Hey..
All I can say is, what an absolute fantastic demo and by far the best explanatiuon I have ever seen on you tube with regards using the Avata 2. Just fantastic.
Thanks very much.
Steve. Glasgow. Scotland
I think you are explaining the left stick in normal/sports mode wrong. You are explaining it as being the thrust, starting from the midpoint up. Where it actually is the up or down movement. When you bought the rc, the screws on the back were loose and the y-axis was spring-loaded in the middle. Then, in normal/sports mode, when you push the stick up the drone will fly higher, until you release the stick. It then springs to the center and the drone stays level. Then when you push the stick down, the drone goes down, until you release it and it stays level again. This is like the H-alt mode in Lift-off.
What simulator do you recommend to learn to fly the Avata 2, I’m using TRYP, and getting better, just not sure if it’s the best option for us Avata 2 owners
Tryp definitely has much faster and snappier drones to choose from. It's definitely not accurate to flying an Avata 2.
But learning to make it through races nice and steady without crashing will make sure you're more than ready to control the Avata.
Any simulator that you're comfortable with will help!
When you jump into the real deal, you take things slow, you will already know how to fly, you'll just be adjusting to the Drone and the rates
Thanks for your help, my controller will be here on Monday and I can start out in manual with your advice
Much appreciated, i lookforward for the next one!
This is exactly the video that I needed before switching over to
Everything I need... U have :) Thinking about Avata 2 and i was not sure about regular controller... Now i am much closer to buy it :) Thank, X!😊
Amazing Video... Dont forget the stop bottom
Right here:
ruclips.net/video/qgxpUm1G_hI/видео.htmlsi=Cf3-Sn8w6OBabKyd
Just bought Avata 2 your videos are the best for beginners :) soon i start manual :) thank you sir :)
Was looking for an explanation like this. Something I noticed in a simulator and wasn't sure what to do as I've always flown the normal DJI drones and not used to flying manual. Thank you!
Love your tutorials Xavier! I've been ripping around my yard in manual for a little less than a week.
I'm really looking forward to taking my A2 out to an actual wide open flight spot one day soon. But learning to manually keep things low and slow in my yard has been great training in the meantime.
i don’t have an avata yet but thanks in case i get one
I'm a little late to the party, but the more I watch and read about manual mode and the various control inputs you have to keep track of, I think I'm going to stick with the Motion 3 controller.
What the Reason for the Left stick in Stationary in the down position?
It stays in the position you leave it because it controls the throttle of the drone. You have to open the controller to do this it's a simple arrangement, the manual tells you how to do it because when you open it every time you touch the left stick it returns to the center And the drone stops
thank you great explanation , however do you know if exist a flight simulator compatible with rc3 and goggle3 where to practice and learn manual flight ?
There are games on steam and I heard you get it on the DJI App also to practice and you can use the controller and the Googles
hi this is a great video but one thing that was not included and i really need lol is how to set up the controller so that i can arm the avata 2 in manual mode so i don't have to deal with switching from normal to manual and instead take off in manual mode. could you please help us?
I tried this today in with attitute toggle on, but it was different theb you explaint in the video. It still had the neutral point in the middle with the left joystick and the right did you the automatic throttle when going left or right. I did software updated my gear before flying today. You think they changed it with the update?
You need to go into your settings and change the custom button from sports mode over to manual mode!
See this video:
ruclips.net/video/qgxpUm1G_hI/видео.htmlsi=YCBnN5YygLt-sWAP
Yes i watched this video of yours before flying and did change to manual mode before flying.
And when i changed from sport to manual mode on the controller (top bar) i noticed I flew faster in sport mode then in manual. That cant be right tho? Is that also part of the attitute mode? I am so confused
What is the recommended settings for Barbados or Dominican Republic
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Enjoy 😊
Just ordered controller yesterday excited to practice on liftoff!
Can you flip the sticks? I mean, can you change the function of the left stick to the right stick and vice-versa?
yes in the settings of the goggles I believe
Yes. The default mode is mode 2 (throttle on the left stick), but I fly Mode 1 (throttle on the right). It's easy to change stick modes
So after I get the stick controller I can rip this Avata 2 around like my old 5" drone, great to know! Only had it a couple of days now and I think I am going to like it. Thanks for your video information.
Just know that it has a persisting glitch where if you fly too rough it tips over for a sec. It can get a little scary sometimes. Google "avata 2 yaw tumble"
Hello what is a go to setting on the numbers in the gain/expo etc on the normal mode on the avata 2 with the controller 3? Ty
First video I’ve seen on this. Very helpful. Thank you
Good man, you explain it in manual mode very good. Please tell us more and more about how we control the manual mode in different angles and directions. We need more educational in this kind of tutorial of flying Avata 2 in manual mode.
Brilliant video brother. This certainly helps understand what to expect when I finally take the training wheels off. 👍😁
Hello Xavier I have just bought this controller but it is impossible to bind it, what am I doing wrong?
Once your goggles and controller are both on press and hold their power buttons for 5s each and they'll go into pairing mode.
What button is the arm button when in manual or do you have to take off in normal then switch
You need to have the throttle down and you double tap the start/stop button to arm motors. It's much safer and easier to just start in normal or sport, get to altitude and then toggle over. But you can take off from manual if you want.
Again the throttle stick needs to be all the way down or it will not arm from a dead stop in manual. This is a standard safety feature across all FPV drones not just DJI.
Make sure you really know what you're doing before you take off like this, It's a much greater risk to your drone. It's much more vulnerable to windy conditions, it's easy to accidentally bounce it off the ground and damage it.
What would happen if I just leave my left throttle so that it springs back and go fly in manual? I don’t get why this is so problematic because it’s easier to fly when is springs back
Thanks!
I recently switched to manual mode, and are there any tips trying to make it hover in manual? Or at least move slower? I feel like in a hypersonic missile learning on fly in liftoff lol
Smaller stick movements
Very informative video..Thank you. I have a question, then how do I go up and down in manual mode?
Fantastic video. I've been flying my air 3 and neo with the rc2
Just got my avata2 and the fpv controller. I'm glad I watched this before I just went at it.
Question please! Do we automatically loose head movement controle with the controller 3?
is it possible to orbit in normal mode like in manual mode?
hi xavier! how can i take a still photo with the avata 2 using the rc3? press the pause button? then how to frame the shot while still in the pause mode "hover mode"?
In mode 2, with the attitude turned on, my right stick when pushed forward (pitch down), stick pulled back(pitch up)... it's this normal in attitude enabled?? Or only when it's turned off....
That's How it works with attitude on or off!
If you're in manual mode it will only pitch, if you're normal or sports mode it will pitch and fly forward if you push forward on the right stick and so on and so forth.
Watch the video again you'll see
@@xavier_arthur I learned the hard way yesterday then! Hahaha because I'm used to inverting my sticks in the simulator. So now back to the drawing board and relearn my muscle memory the opposite. Didn't take me long ..
But now I have to get used to it.
There was a vid on someone tearing down their RC2 to move the magnets to invert their sticks because there was no option in the goggles and DJI didn't address this apparently for quite sometime.
Luckily I only crashed on grass and no broken propellers.
Perhaps mention this on your next video that the right stick is not inverted??
Brilliant mate, very well explained watched and liked 👌
best explaination ever ever seen thanks
Great explanation. Thank you! But I'm not clear on something, if I just want to use the controller in Sport mode for a while, the controller still functions like a regular mini type one, correct? Meaning the spring tension is still there on the left stick? I have to manually remove that tension, no?
Just the right info i was looking for. Thanks
Very informative thank you sir ❤
Is it same as a heli...when ypu push the throttle down it propels it down?
can we change the rates setting (gain&expo) in normal mode when fly using FPV RC3? please answer
What do you think about the rc3? As i am confused about what should I buy. I am kinda interested into the tango 2. What do you suggest? Thank you!
I fly the Tango 2 with my home built fpv drones! It's definitely better than an rc3 but DJI doesn't allow tango and other controllers to fly with their drones 😭
Where can I buy this setup? Amazon got controller and drone sold separately? Got a link?
is really no one keeping the motion controller? I only find tutorials with the DJI Controller 3. Should I switch?
Its a tool to get everything out of your drone but its not easy and takes practice. Motion controller 3 is has its limits and really for the beginners and simple flights. Also switched to the FPV controller 3. Best decision ever
Thanks for the valuable info!
Thank you, just ordered my avata 2. Looking forward to learning.👍
Very helpful!
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I would like to ask, several times I have charged the Avata 2 drone battery in the Charger Hub, but I forgot to unplug it a few hours after it is fully charged, is it safe?
Thanks for posting.
question : when flying in manual with attitude limit ON ,does it go any faster then 35mph? or you need full manual to do the 60mph
What's please your setting rates ?
Straight out of the box, pulling the left and right stick down and inside Starts but doing the same doesn't stop it, the Start/Stop button doesn't work in Normal and Sports mode? Are this normal?
Thank you so much for this detailed explanation!!! Super helpful!!!
Great explanation! Thanks for the great video! I wish DJI would allow adjusting the C2 levels in manual mode during flight. This feature could be useful when I suddenly want to fly slowly and quickly switch the gimbal to mid, or if I want to fly in reverse and switch the C2 to down. Hopefully, they will allow programming it to a specific position in the future.
Does changing the stick mode affect this?
Do you use them rate that's shown at 1.26mins in video
Hello, I want to ask a question. I bought controller 3 today. But I want to use my drone not in manual mode, but only with this controller because I'm used to mini 4 pro. I wonder if I can flip and acro in S and N modes without manual mode?
Yes you can, on the left side there's a switch for N, S and Manual mode. You can't switch to manual mode without first doing some configurations and inputing some joystick commands to unlock manual, so it's perfectly ok
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Brilliant video buddy. I learned a lot 😊. Subscribed 👍
Thanks for the video. I’ve been wanting to dive into FPV drones but have always been scared of the learning curve with them. Guess the avata 2 comes with some training wheels that can help me along the way. Any recommendations on flight simulators that may help ?
Thank you for this excellent video! Super helpful!