Good work, I have done a lot of crappy drone footage whilst trying to catch myself on the bike, but you have given me renewed enthusiasm to get out there when the curfew is over.
Great video with a lot of good ideas. I was looking for a way to mount my RC controller on my bike, and l think your idea of fastening it to the tank bag with a velcro is brilliant 😉
I remember you were saying when you first got the Tenere you didn't have much experience in off road riding, well it appears that you are getting lots of practice now. Even lightly dropping the bike you are having fun and using the bike for what it was intended. Good video and I enjoyed your drone explanation and seeing it in action. From Canada keep the videos coming showing off this bike.
This is a great video. I bought a drone (Air 2) two years ago to get ready for my bike. I bought my bike last Nov (22). I’ve still not taken the drone out with the bike! However, it’s on the plan for this weekend and that’s because of your great video, thank you.
Really well done mate :-) Always nice to get solid tips on how to put better quality to your productions. Can't wait to see how much of this will work with the Mini. I may upgrade when we see a mavic 3 and do a giveaway of the mini :-) Great footage, and love the "track" you can practise
Great tips Robert! And effectively shows that for all aspiring drone photographers and adv-riding drone photographers, they only way to actually get some decent A and B roll is to actually plan your shots. Auto track and follow will never give you that plan. Your examples are very good and even pro photographers could get some hints from this film. Keep up the good work. And side note. I have the Mavic Mini. But have the same setup as you. Controller on Eduristan 4H tankbag and the iPhone mounted at the same spot. Works great.
Thanks for the tips, I already had the velcro on my tankbag, but never thought of putting my phone on a longer cable. :-( Now I have it on the handle bars and always in full view. See you on the trails.
Awesome Robert! This was very helpful. I've never bothered to bring the Mavic Air when advriding or goofing around. Only used I to other stuff. But this encurage me. Keep up the good work!
Great video! Active Track was giving me fits, so I like your suggestions to use the drone as an extra "camera man"/tripod, as well as setting up shots by following the drone. Thanks!
nice video as always, we have the same bike but I can't use it because I'm in Italy and there is a quarantine! so welcome to your videos that relax me a little..
Best DJI drone & motorcycle video I have seen sofar. Thanks for all the useful filming tips! DJI needs to improve their subject tracking, so you don't have to come up with these incredible workarounds. Keep up the great work!
Yo my brother TY for the video I got some good tips. I am looking into having some drone footage for my Moto-Vlogging videos. I ride harleys but I rent ADV bikes on short international trips when HD's not available. Keep the good work up!
What an informative video. Thank you for this. As a new adv rider and owner of a new Tenere, I am planning to go on a 5 day ride through the Flinders Ranges here in Australia and was wondering how best to film my trip so this was very helpful. Perhaps in a future video you may show how you edit your films and what software you use. This would be very helpful for us older, non tech types.
Well done! I really enjoyed looking at your setup. I was thinking about a tablet as GPS and also hooking it up as the drone controller, when needed. Nice to see that work out. The drone does a much better job of showing the viewer how steep something is (over the GoPro). There are some places where parking it off to the side might help the viewer get a sense of just how difficult some terrain is. Thanks for this tutorial. I'll share it on a couple of Fbook pages. Maybe you'll get some more subscribers?
Very timely video for me. I am in the middle of researching what drone to get and after seeing you use the Mavic Air, it makes me think the main feature I wanted, follow mode, isn't worth paying the extra money over a Mavic Mini. You can do everything you were doing, save profile mode, with the MIni, plus you get more flight time with the Mini, so it looks like that's the way I will go! Thanks very much for this video!
Well done on this video. I have a couple drones now but I’m busy looking for a new bike. Sold my motorcycles and moved from South Africa to New Zealand. I’ve been looking at this Yamaha 700 Tenere and also the Honda Africa Twin.
I like the drone shots of you riding they are much better than the typical camera on the helmet or bars positions. It would be cool if the drone could track in front of you close by as you ride.
Nice info! I'm just now prepping for a trip to Prudhoe Bay Alaska and just beginning research on how to attach the controller to the bike. Your Velcro solution is simple and straightforward. I own a Mavic Pro and thus far have been far too intimidated to try the self filming, moving, follow shots. I find I sometimes have trouble seeing my phone screen in the daylight/bright sun. I nearly lost my DJI Phantom once and had a 3 hour hike over hilly & rocky terrain to retrieve it. Then since I don't take much practice with the drone, it's sometimes a matter of trying to get my 66 y.o. brain to remember the menus and which mode I want to use. I guess I had better get cracking and charge those batteries! Thanks for the tutorial and hello from Montana!
Similar desires and worries for me. I want to try, and will, but it already takes a quite a bit of mental energy to fly safely, not to mention riding a motorcycle. I can see myself relying on the static (hover) shots the majority of the time. I think I’ll practice in a big empty parking lot, or at a friends farm.
@@NomadSweden a givi top box fit straight to the rack you do not need to buy a bracket for it. i got a outback trecker same as yam top box but a lot cheaper.
Thanks a lot for all these interesting hints and tipps. The Flying Tripod Mode was exactly what I was looking for. On that purpose even the Mavic Mini will do which is very small in the tank bag. And by the way: I like that Tenere better with every video i see it on. For me it's one cylinder bikes only, but what if I unscrew one spark plug...?!
Som Finsk så är det ju jävla svårt att ge beröm till Svenskarna, men jag har ju inget annat val än att säga stort tack för den här "tips-videon" som löste flera saker som jag undrade över! Håller på och packar väskorna till ett par månader i Cypern vart jag försöker köra runt holmen och försöker mitt bästa att få några videon också till RUclips 😎
Great video. How was the first reverse mode which you used? My experience also that the active track dosen't work well at least on my mavic P1....Good idea using it as a tripod
Excellent video! I’ve wanted to do this for a long time (mostly on roads, in out of the way places), but feared it was not practical (or even legal?). Up to now I’ve just used my 360 cam on its little “tripod” selfie stick to achieve similar results (can edit the camera movement after the fact), but obviously drone footage would be even better. I’d always figured I’d just set up static shots with the drone hovering in different positions, but boy, the dynamic shots are amazing. Have you had any situations where you had close calls and had to split mentally to control both the bike and the drone?
Thanks! The Mavic has so bad auto follow that you always need to have attention on the drone. You never focus fully on the riding. This is why we now got the Skydio2 drone. It is completely autonomous and you can focus on riding.
@@NomadSweden Yes I’ve seen Brett Tkacs’ video about that drone. Maybe once I’ve tried my Mini 2 or Air 2s in hovering mode and gained some experience, I’ll make an investment there.
Very cool. Such a great idea just using it as a mobile tripod. So many trees where I ride so haven’t got a drone yet, but now I think I’ll get one. How long does battery last on the Mavic doing this sort of filming? Cheers
@@NomadSweden ah, I got the impression that they were in a cradle and charging. I have the Mavic Air and 3 batteries. I’m looking for ways to recharge when on the trail
Nice video Robert, Can you please tell us the endurstan tank bag model your using ? I'm planning to get one and i dont know which one is the best to fit my T7. Thanks :)
Just wanted to ask, I also have the Mavic Air with not so .any hours of flying under my belt. Have noticed that you changed batteries and took off almost straight away. I always fiddle around with the controller and drone to achieve that. Is there a quicker way?
Well, when new battery is in, everything is ready. I start the propellers by pointing the joysticks down and inwards. That gets it going again without having to click in the app. I always start it like that.
@@NomadSweden yes nomad brother...can i get propeller sound in GoPro cam? Im using GoPro 8.Media mod and Rode lav mic in helmet .. I have mini 2 dji but these much days i did video with iPhone camera for long distance shoot 😂😂😂😂😂...place ma iPhone near my ride area and collect again .. 🤦...even i have Drone.. Now i got very beautiful Drone camera Technics thoroo ur Video.. really i loved ur Video... really thanks lot for this video .. Pl visit our country ( India .. South india Tamilnadu .. you welcome bro ❤️
I am going to buy such drone as you have already and I would like yo ask You about the feature " follow me " it not working at all :D ?what If I am planning to go straight with vmax more or less 30 -50 km.h drone is able go follow or it will not be such easy ?
Nice tips 👍 Q: How do you like the Leatt jacket? I have considered the 5.5 n black, for offroad TET blke riding with neck brace, water bladder on warm days, is it any good? Any advise appreciated 😀
Hi Robert. I have a request. Do you have the opportunity to weigh your T7 with the equipment you have on a regular trip. So no camping packing. The Swedish Transport Administration has scales for trucks and cars at certain resting places in the country. I did this with my GS800f 2013 it weighed in at 240kg some tools, and a tank bag.
@@NomadSweden trafikverket har kontrollplatser vid störevägar där dom brukar stoppa lastbilar. Där finns en våg i marken. I vilken stad bor du? Kan jag hjälpa dig ta fram närmaste. Kan bli en bra film ;)
Can you do this without having the controller in reach? Can you put it away in your pack or in the snow and ride a sled or snow bike up a mountain and will it follow you? or do you need to have access to the controller? Access to the controller is not an option when climbing steep hills dirtbiking or Sledding.
No it's not optimal for stowing away. Unless you mount it like I did here. But I will get the Skydio 2 drone because if it's follow-capabilities without any controller.
@@NomadSweden Oh okay Thanks for the reply.. I was looking at getting a used Mavi Air. Damn I was hoping you could put the controller away and ride with it would follow. Any ideas of other drones that can do that? other than a $2000 Skydio 2?
Fantastic video! Had you added a few some silly super dry jokes on top, you would have surpassed even your original Ténéré presentation video. But still - an excellent video! Very good, indeed. Hope both Itchy and Pavlin sees it! Hugo
I have heard about phone cams taking damage but i dont have phone on the bike. Never thought about the drone but there has been no problems. And the gopros are rugged
Nice info! Like the shot as it follows you! Liked and Subscribed! I am using the Mavic 2 Zoom! I have some drone videos on my channel if it's of any interest?
On the open road you should not stare at anything but the road. You would set the drone up and drive to a designated spot and stop. Then fly the drone again. Having a phone in a holder is not forbidden. Use common sense and stay safe.
My Mavic Air 2 won’t follow me on my motorcycle. I use the DJI Fly app and it says it can only follow a car or a person, how did you get it to follow you?
This is exactly what I was looking for. A Tenere , and bonus, a drone tutorial. PERFECT
Yep, this guy is down to earth, that refreshing
The tankbag location of the controller was genius!
It looks "simple" and very effective. Thank you for showing that, quite impressive I must say.
Good work, I have done a lot of crappy drone footage whilst trying to catch myself on the bike, but you have given me renewed enthusiasm to get out there when the curfew is over.
Wow..well done mate, what a set up. That's how it's done
Excellent video Mr Nomad. thank you!
Great video with a lot of good ideas. I was looking for a way to mount my RC controller on my bike, and l think your idea of fastening it to the tank bag with a velcro is brilliant 😉
Great video, Robert! Thank you for the tips! I just got my drone and I can’t wait for the weather to pick up a bit so I can go out and try this!!
Brilliant ideas!! Also, I recently visited northern Sweden on my bike and loved it!!
Thank You Sir. Love the tripod feature!!
Totally filling a void in awesome content! Fun, helpful, informative, authentic, and uniquely Swedish!
Love your channel!
Thank you!
Best video I've seen about this subject. Thanks man 🙏
I remember you were saying when you first got the Tenere you didn't have much experience in off road riding, well it appears that you are getting lots of practice now. Even lightly dropping the bike you are having fun and using the bike for what it was intended. Good video and I enjoyed your drone explanation and seeing it in action. From Canada keep the videos coming showing off this bike.
And look at him now .......ruclips.net/video/s6kEov50GPY/видео.html
O wow, now thatI know all these tricks I will have to start using my mavic on my bike! Thanks a million
Nice video ! Like your approach .
very cool shots.
Really amazing ❤️
Awesome help!! Bravo!!
great informative video, thanks for putting it together
This is a great video. I bought a drone (Air 2) two years ago to get ready for my bike. I bought my bike last Nov (22). I’ve still not taken the drone out with the bike! However, it’s on the plan for this weekend and that’s because of your great video, thank you.
😊❤️
Great video and Thanks alot for all information
Thanks for the great ideas!
Very nicely done.
Really well done mate :-) Always nice to get solid tips on how to put better quality to your productions. Can't wait to see how much of this will work with the Mini. I may upgrade when we see a mavic 3 and do a giveaway of the mini :-) Great footage, and love the "track" you can practise
A lot of really good tips 👍
Nice filming
Nice work!! It helped a lot! I really need to buy 1 and forget about the tripod!
Nice video, thanks for the tips
Great tips Robert! And effectively shows that for all aspiring drone photographers and adv-riding drone photographers, they only way to actually get some decent A and B roll is to actually plan your shots. Auto track and follow will never give you that plan. Your examples are very good and even pro photographers could get some hints from this film. Keep up the good work. And side note. I have the Mavic Mini. But have the same setup as you. Controller on Eduristan 4H tankbag and the iPhone mounted at the same spot. Works great.
Thanks for the encouraging feedback Pål 🙏
Thanks for the tips, I already had the velcro on my tankbag, but never thought of putting my phone on a longer cable. :-( Now I have it on the handle bars and always in full view. See you on the trails.
Awesome Robert! This was very helpful. I've never bothered to bring the Mavic Air when advriding or goofing around. Only used I to other stuff. But this encurage me. Keep up the good work!
This also remind me to visit Kinnekulle. Have been to the "Stenbrott" but not this playground 😂👍
Then you saved the best to last 😊 thanks!
Great tutorial, thank you
Amazing shooting tips! Thank alot
Cheers!
Good video Robert.
nice video, good tips, thanks
Thank you for this nice video, and wonderful tips, many regards to you in sweden!
thank you!
Great video. Nice tricks I had not thought of. Exactly what I was searching for!
Keep up the good work :)
😊🙏
Thx for sharing good experience :)) 👍
Great video, lots of good info. thanks a lot ;)
Great video! Active Track was giving me fits, so I like your suggestions to use the drone as an extra "camera man"/tripod, as well as setting up shots by following the drone. Thanks!
Excellent video my friend, very informative. 👍😊
nice video as always, we have the same bike but I can't use it because I'm in Italy and there is a quarantine! so welcome to your videos that relax me a little..
I was planning a trip to Italy in July on the T7. I hope it will be possible. Stay safe!
Nice video. I can say 2 things. Controller placement is really cool idea and “advanced” mode could become a “dangerous” mode.
Great content thank you.
Super cool thanks
Cheers from dubai
Excellent! Thanks a lot!
Great stuff, grymma grejer.
Great video! Thanks:)
Thank you very much sir from thailand 😍😍
Super materiał! 👍
Best DJI drone & motorcycle video I have seen sofar. Thanks for all the useful filming tips! DJI needs to improve their subject tracking, so you don't have to come up with these incredible workarounds. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! I am looking forward to get the Skydio 2 in EU. It’s the best at following
Thanks for sharing
great tips ;-)
Yo my brother TY for the video I got some good tips. I am looking into having some drone footage for my Moto-Vlogging videos. I ride harleys but I rent ADV bikes on short international trips when HD's not available. Keep the good work up!
Vi satt å svor över hur vi skulle filma med drönaren. Nu fick vi bra tips 👍🏻✈️
Tack för tipsen. Plus i kanten för att man får se hemtrakterna.
Awesome tips! I saw right away that it was Kinnekulle, maybe i bring my 1190 with me when i will be racing there in may
Det måste du göra. Grymt ställe
What an informative video. Thank you for this. As a new adv rider and owner of a new Tenere, I am planning to go on a 5 day ride through the Flinders Ranges here in Australia and was wondering how best to film my trip so this was very helpful. Perhaps in a future video you may show how you edit your films and what software you use. This would be very helpful for us older, non tech types.
Thanks! Yeah let's see if video editing is something for this channel.
Well done! I really enjoyed looking at your setup. I was thinking about a tablet as GPS and also hooking it up as the drone controller, when needed. Nice to see that work out. The drone does a much better job of showing the viewer how steep something is (over the GoPro). There are some places where parking it off to the side might help the viewer get a sense of just how difficult some terrain is. Thanks for this tutorial. I'll share it on a couple of Fbook pages. Maybe you'll get some more subscribers?
Thanks for the feedback!
Very timely video for me. I am in the middle of researching what drone to get and after seeing you use the Mavic Air, it makes me think the main feature I wanted, follow mode, isn't worth paying the extra money over a Mavic Mini. You can do everything you were doing, save profile mode, with the MIni, plus you get more flight time with the Mini, so it looks like that's the way I will go! Thanks very much for this video!
I heard the second generation is better but you always worry if its locked or not.
@@NomadSweden As I understand it, if your firmware is up to date, you should have the same functionality as the newer one.
Maybe. Still, you will get more interesting video if you don't use the follow-me, so the mini is a good choice imo.
Well done on this video. I have a couple drones now but I’m busy looking for a new bike. Sold my motorcycles and moved from South Africa to New Zealand. I’ve been looking at this Yamaha 700 Tenere and also the Honda Africa Twin.
ruclips.net/video/s6kEov50GPY/видео.html
I like the drone shots of you riding they are much better than the typical camera on the helmet or bars positions. It would be cool if the drone could track in front of you close by as you ride.
Indeed. In the future the drones will be smarter I guess
thanks for this instruction...
Nice info! I'm just now prepping for a trip to Prudhoe Bay Alaska and just beginning research on how to attach the controller to the bike. Your Velcro solution is simple and straightforward. I own a Mavic Pro and thus far have been far too intimidated to try the self filming, moving, follow shots. I find I sometimes have trouble seeing my phone screen in the daylight/bright sun. I nearly lost my DJI Phantom once and had a 3 hour hike over hilly & rocky terrain to retrieve it.
Then since I don't take much practice with the drone, it's sometimes a matter of trying to get my 66 y.o. brain to remember the menus and which mode I want to use. I guess I had better get cracking and charge those batteries! Thanks for the tutorial and hello from Montana!
Similar desires and worries for me. I want to try, and will, but it already takes a quite a bit of mental energy to fly safely, not to mention riding a motorcycle. I can see myself relying on the static (hover) shots the majority of the time. I think I’ll practice in a big empty parking lot, or at a friends farm.
I really enjoy your videos, i just subscribe
Thank you 🙏
very good vid, i now you dont like the yamaha back box rack but it makes the bike a lot better to pick up when you drop it.
Indeed 😊 ive been looking at the rack now
@@NomadSweden a givi top box fit straight to the rack you do not need to buy a bracket for it. i got a outback trecker same as yam top box but a lot cheaper.
Cool😍😍
Nice!
Riktigt trevligt klipp ! Uppskattar alla drönarbilderan men inte vetat hur dom är gjorda.
Thanks!
Thanks a lot for all these interesting hints and tipps. The Flying Tripod Mode was exactly what I was looking for. On that purpose even the Mavic Mini will do which is very small in the tank bag.
And by the way: I like that Tenere better with every video i see it on. For me it's one cylinder bikes only, but what if I unscrew one spark plug...?!
Haha yes unscrew a plug is a smart way to get your t7 😂
Som Finsk så är det ju jävla svårt att ge beröm till Svenskarna, men jag har ju inget annat val än att säga stort tack för den här "tips-videon" som löste flera saker som jag undrade över!
Håller på och packar väskorna till ett par månader i Cypern vart jag försöker köra runt holmen och försöker mitt bästa att få några videon också till RUclips 😎
Hur har du laddningen av batterierna till drönaren i tankväskan? Med vilken laddare?
Så fint att du vågar dig på lite beröm till en svensk 😊 cypern lockar så här års
Great video. How was the first reverse mode which you used? My experience also that the active track dosen't work well at least on my mavic P1....Good idea using it as a tripod
nice ..bro
Excellent video! I’ve wanted to do this for a long time (mostly on roads, in out of the way places), but feared it was not practical (or even legal?). Up to now I’ve just used my 360 cam on its little “tripod” selfie stick to achieve similar results (can edit the camera movement after the fact), but obviously drone footage would be even better. I’d always figured I’d just set up static shots with the drone hovering in different positions, but boy, the dynamic shots are amazing.
Have you had any situations where you had close calls and had to split mentally to control both the bike and the drone?
Thanks! The Mavic has so bad auto follow that you always need to have attention on the drone. You never focus fully on the riding. This is why we now got the Skydio2 drone. It is completely autonomous and you can focus on riding.
@@NomadSweden Yes I’ve seen Brett Tkacs’ video about that drone. Maybe once I’ve tried my Mini 2 or Air 2s in hovering mode and gained some experience, I’ll make an investment there.
Very cool. Such a great idea just using it as a mobile tripod. So many trees where I ride so haven’t got a drone yet, but now I think I’ll get one. How long does battery last on the Mavic doing this sort of filming? Cheers
I have 3 batteries and they last about 15 mins in the air each. But with the charger the first one is charged again ehen the last is used.
This is really useful, I like how you remote your phone from the controller. And I’m interested how you charge you drone batteries on the bike?
Thanks. I have the batteries in the bag and just swap them. Nothing special there.
@@NomadSweden ah, I got the impression that they were in a cradle and charging. I have the Mavic Air and 3 batteries. I’m looking for ways to recharge when on the trail
Nice video Robert, Can you please tell us the endurstan tank bag model your using ? I'm planning to get one and i dont know which one is the best to fit my T7. Thanks :)
This is the Sandstorm 4H
@@NomadSweden Thank you.
Just wanted to ask, I also have the Mavic Air with not so .any hours of flying under my belt. Have noticed that you changed batteries and took off almost straight away. I always fiddle around with the controller and drone to achieve that. Is there a quicker way?
Well, when new battery is in, everything is ready. I start the propellers by pointing the joysticks down and inwards. That gets it going again without having to click in the app. I always start it like that.
Can we get drone flying sounds in our GoPro audio ?
Drones have no audio recording. You want drone propeller sounds?
@@NomadSweden yes yes
@@NomadSweden yes nomad brother...can i get propeller sound in GoPro cam?
Im using GoPro 8.Media mod and Rode lav mic in helmet ..
I have mini 2 dji but these much days i did video with iPhone camera for long distance shoot 😂😂😂😂😂...place ma iPhone near my ride area and collect again .. 🤦...even i have Drone..
Now i got very beautiful Drone camera Technics thoroo ur Video.. really i loved ur Video... really thanks lot for this video ..
Pl visit our country ( India .. South india Tamilnadu .. you welcome bro ❤️
@@NomadSweden Drone propeller sound make noice..go Pro il catch that propeller sound too? Or propeller sound minimal ?
I am going to buy such drone as you have already and I would like yo ask You about the feature " follow me " it not working at all :D ?what If I am planning to go straight with vmax more or less 30 -50 km.h drone is able go follow or it will not be such easy ?
My drone sucks as following. You should check out ”Skydio 2” on youtube. It looks awesome for following.
Just one extra tip, when editing your follow vids later, speed them up a bit so it doesn't show how slow you were actually driving.
Följer dig nu tack för drone instruktioner, det hjälps lite tips.
Tackar 🙏
Cool video, a Drone looks tempting. Does the wind affect them much...? Cheers, Steve
Its great fun. They withstand quite a lot of wind. Max drone speed is about 70km/h so it does not drift easily.
Nice tips 👍 Q: How do you like the Leatt jacket? I have considered the 5.5 n black, for offroad TET blke riding with neck brace, water bladder on warm days, is it any good? Any advise appreciated 😀
Yes I love it. It is very light and you feel free to move in it. It is not much water or wind resistant though. I love it.
@@NomadSweden Thanx for taking the time to answer, sounds good. Perhaps a series of riding gear reviews are due 😉
Absolutley! Planning it 👍🏻
Just like Lyndon Poskitt on his 4H..✅
My thoughts exactly...He,he,he.... and just searching trough comments if someone noticed it......
Hi Robert. I have a request. Do you have the opportunity to weigh your T7 with the equipment you have on a regular trip. So no camping packing.
The Swedish Transport Administration has scales for trucks and cars at certain resting places in the country.
I did this with my GS800f 2013
it weighed in at 240kg
some tools, and a tank bag.
Oh I don’t know where/how to weigh my bike. Or do you have a hint?
@@NomadSweden trafikverket har kontrollplatser vid störevägar där dom brukar stoppa lastbilar. Där finns en våg i marken. I vilken stad bor du? Kan jag hjälpa dig ta fram närmaste. Kan bli en bra film ;)
Chesper kul! Var som helst i skaraborg
Can you do this without having the controller in reach? Can you put it away in your pack or in the snow and ride a sled or snow bike up a mountain and will it follow you? or do you need to have access to the controller? Access to the controller is not an option when climbing steep hills dirtbiking or Sledding.
No it's not optimal for stowing away. Unless you mount it like I did here. But I will get the Skydio 2 drone because if it's follow-capabilities without any controller.
@@NomadSweden Oh okay Thanks for the reply.. I was looking at getting a used Mavi Air. Damn I was hoping you could put the controller away and ride with it would follow. Any ideas of other drones that can do that? other than a $2000 Skydio 2?
@@coreykonkin5917 not as well as the skydio. You need the sports kit only for 1400. Still much but awesome
Fantastic video!
Had you added a few some silly super dry jokes on top, you would have surpassed even your original Ténéré presentation video. But still - an excellent video! Very good, indeed. Hope both Itchy and Pavlin sees it!
Hugo
Haha thanks mate
This is best presentation of what Tenere can do I have seen so far....
ruclips.net/video/s6kEov50GPY/видео.html
Really nice video: how do you cope with the vibes from the motorbike? I mean, optics on drone and cameras are really delicate...
I have heard about phone cams taking damage but i dont have phone on the bike. Never thought about the drone but there has been no problems. And the gopros are rugged
@@NomadSweden i see also a Sony RX 100...
Yes that I had at the time (no longer) but that I have in backpack and it held up well
@@NomadSweden tnx a lot! if you ever come in sicily drop me a line :)
I was in Sicily once. Fantastic place. Love to come back.
great video! what is your helmet go pro settings at?
Usually 2,7k 25 fps and flat color
@@NomadSweden thats awesome, no hypersmooth?
Yes stabilization but not on max
@@NomadSweden thanks pal keep up the great work.
Congratulations!!!! You have given me Dain Bramage. This is definitely .... "Rocket Science." Waaaaay beyond my pea brain. duh. thanks.
Nice info! Like the shot as it follows you!
Liked and Subscribed!
I am using the Mavic 2 Zoom! I have some drone videos on my channel if it's of any interest?
But how on the open road, using your mobile can get you in trouble in many countries.
On the open road you should not stare at anything but the road. You would set the drone up and drive to a designated spot and stop. Then fly the drone again. Having a phone in a holder is not forbidden. Use common sense and stay safe.
My Mavic Air 2 won’t follow me on my motorcycle. I use the DJI Fly app and it says it can only follow a car or a person, how did you get it to follow you?
Follow mode on those older drones sucks. I did not use follow mode. I think i said how i did it in the video.
@@NomadSwedendid you? I guess it’d help if I watched the video lol
Did you have to take the drone license? 😊
Since Jan 2021 I need one, so yes I have taken the license.
Work smart, not hard 👍🏻
But ouch, 850 euros for this drone.
or just buy the skydio 2
Would have if it was available in EU, so not an option.
Good video, but it's boring and good idea with the dron, you explain it too much.
Thanks for the videos with the T7
Yeah i will get better 😊 trying to talk faster and get more info in shorter time. Practice practice
@@NomadSweden I wish more people thought like this.
We have to overcome ourselves everyday