Sorry for the late reply dude. I fly Mode 2 like most Americans. Yaw on left. The interesting thing about FPV quads is that the higher your camera angle, the more the yaw and roll starts to get reversed. I think I was running either a 50 or 55 degree angle on this. You kinda have to to get 5 stars. Once you get past 45 degrees, the roll starts to act more like yaw and vice versa. It really messes you up and it’s like learning to fly all over again. In real world I fly 20-25 degrees in my freestyles and about 10-15 on cinewhoops.
Thanks for the reply! I see what you're saying about the roll becoming more like yaw after 45 degrees though, I never thought of that before but it makes complete sense @@ScorpioVI
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I’m also practicing this add and suddenly this race last one left 4/5 stars on stadium ;(( good ride btw . Good job 👍🏼
What controller mode do you fly in? It looks like your yaw is on your right stick (I'm still quite new to drones so forgive me if I'm wrong)
Sorry for the late reply dude. I fly Mode 2 like most Americans. Yaw on left. The interesting thing about FPV quads is that the higher your camera angle, the more the yaw and roll starts to get reversed. I think I was running either a 50 or 55 degree angle on this. You kinda have to to get 5 stars. Once you get past 45 degrees, the roll starts to act more like yaw and vice versa. It really messes you up and it’s like learning to fly all over again.
In real world I fly 20-25 degrees in my freestyles and about 10-15 on cinewhoops.
Thanks for the reply! I see what you're saying about the roll becoming more like yaw after 45 degrees though, I never thought of that before but it makes complete sense @@ScorpioVI
What camera angel did you use?
I was running either 50 or 55.