How to Sidewinding climb - FPV Drone tutorial in Velocidrone sim 🍿 | MaiOnHigh

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @MaiOnHigh
    @MaiOnHigh  Год назад

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  • @redfivefpv
    @redfivefpv 2 года назад +4

    These tracks don't get enough recognition, they're really good for practicing specific bits of flying. I've tried all of them with a racing style drone with high uptilt, and then a bunch of them with a freestyle type low uptilt drone for practice. To answer your question, I'm also using a TX16S for both flying and in the sim.

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      Thanks!
      You should totally share it with others for more recognition 💜 I'd appreciate it a lot.
      Glad you enjoy those!

  • @makesomemore_
    @makesomemore_ 2 года назад

    I like this new aus friendly upload schedule! great vid lexi!

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      Haha thanks a lot! I am still looking for best times 😅

  • @Vladamyr
    @Vladamyr 2 года назад

    Tango II both sim and RL
    Thanks for your videos!

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +1

      Wohoooo! Good! Same radio helps with muscle memory!

  • @BrieucduGaray
    @BrieucduGaray 2 года назад

    I use the same. At first I thought about using my old creepy broken X9-lite for Sim and keep the TX16S Max for RL, and not risking to break some USB-C plug by over using it or something, but damn it, TX16S is way better. Way smoother. That is the very moment when you realize your TX is holding you back. You got it, I use it for both and the old one is hanging out somewhere in the mess.

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      Also using 2 different transmitters is not good for learning and muscle memory!

  • @bull_shannon_fpv
    @bull_shannon_fpv 2 года назад

    Yes.💗 TBS Mambo💗. Slowly have more tracerRX vrs crossfire.
    One of my fav. Is the level
    "Costal, containment " there are a couple gates set up like that. So fun

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      That's cool! I heard a lot of good comments about the mambo!

  • @slowridefpv9668
    @slowridefpv9668 2 года назад

    My daily is an X9D Mr Steele edition.
    Love your series!

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +1

      Oh a classic! 💜

  • @SzymonSays1
    @SzymonSays1 2 года назад +2

    Keep up the good work!

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      Thank you! Hope you enjoyed!

  • @vespulafpv533
    @vespulafpv533 2 года назад

    Hey Lexie! The trick here is to enter the maneuver with the quad already oriented in the Outside Stance. On the straightaway leading into the dive gate you should already be leaning out to the left or the right, with the direction being determined by where you want to go after hitting the apex. And as opposed to simply turning 180 after getting thru the dive gate, you should be holding the quad to the outside through the entirety of the climbing portion.

  • @OhYeahFPV
    @OhYeahFPV 2 года назад

    Great tutorial video 😀

  • @ChainsawFPV
    @ChainsawFPV 2 года назад +2

    Im liking these early morning videos. Lol Although prob night for you.

    • @nozty
      @nozty 2 года назад +1

      Love these upload times. Its dinner for me so i get to eat while watching. ;)

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +2

      Haha yeah it uploaded at 8pm 😅

  • @tapanass
    @tapanass 2 года назад

    Switched from the tx16s to the tbs tango 2 pro a couple months ago. I’m a thumber, the tango 2 just feels better in my hands.
    Hated the button that’s used for the arm switch (cause a few drop outs) on the tango 2 so I moved it to one of the switches and the remote is now perfect imo.

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +1

      Haha that's great! I am a thumber too!

  • @deonfourie2828
    @deonfourie2828 2 года назад

    Just found your channel! Definitly going to check out the calendar :P I also use my Radiomaster tx16s for both sim and drone flying

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      Great! Using the same remote for both is helping immensely with the muscle memory and the speed of learning

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      Also welcome ☺️

  • @jeevandewee
    @jeevandewee Год назад

    I really enjoyed this one! WTG on this tutorial. I'm waiting for my first drone, but already training on the Radiomaster Boxer controller. Switched from pinching to thumb control. I seem to have more control this way.

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  Год назад +1

      I am a thumber myself!
      The new season of this series is incoming along with the full beginner course if you are interested 💜

  • @benmaynard3059
    @benmaynard3059 2 года назад

    Looking forward to these vids 🙂👍

  • @apachesmokemachining6487
    @apachesmokemachining6487 2 года назад

    great video, im using my tx16s for both sim and flying

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      Good! Helps with muscle memory!

  • @jumpstartfpv
    @jumpstartfpv 2 года назад

    I always use the same for both.
    I upgraded from the Jumper T12 Pro to the TBS Mambo now.

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      Yeah that's the best option to use the same for both 😅

  • @li4x199
    @li4x199 2 года назад +1

    Eachine Tx16S for both!

  • @gjpfpv5645
    @gjpfpv5645 2 года назад

    My everyday driver is a flysky i10s also i6x my simulator handset is a real flight elite usb controller they are all similar in feel and response on the sticks... been following your tutorial series and using it as an excuse to go fly and try out the moves your teaching. 😆 thanks for the great content 👍

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +1

      Haha thanks a lot! Glad you enjoy it!
      I'd suggest to always use the same radio for sim and real life flying for quicker learning and better muscle memory!

  • @charlespierru974
    @charlespierru974 2 года назад

    Thanks for your time and work. I am hating your right now! To diffucult for me... But I keep trying and it will eventually do it. TX16s and Zorro, both for both sim and flying.

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      I'd suggest using just one radio for a better learning/muscle memory effect!
      There are a lot more and easier videos in yhe series too ☺️

  • @danielmccullock1249
    @danielmccullock1249 2 года назад

    Great video Lexie! I didn't think to try and hit it upside down, will be great for practising an immelmann. I am using the same x9-lite Access which I started with 3 years ago. Will be looking to upgrade probably by the end of this year. Thanks!

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      That's cool! I was wondering if many people use a different controller for sim and flight! Some really do and it's not the best 😅

  • @TheElectroHawk
    @TheElectroHawk 2 года назад

    I'm using the same controller, the TX16S. Though I have a different profile that uses neither the internal nor external transmitter, so I save some power with that.

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      That's great! And good choice!

  • @lemonsquareFPV
    @lemonsquareFPV 2 года назад

    Jumper t-lite Frankenstein for everything SIM+IRL. Gotta be super comfy to help the muscle memory.

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      Yes sir! Great choice too;

  • @nozty
    @nozty 2 года назад +1

    I havnt seen much of these on tracks! Always learning something new even when i thought i was already going fast and knew all the obstacles. Super thanks like always!
    Btw that overhead light makes your hair it look so nice. :) should def keep it. Hahaha

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +1

      Haha ok noted 😂 I'll keep the light
      And thanks! Always happy to teach something new

  • @DavidOwensuk
    @DavidOwensuk Год назад

    Great video - same controller for everything - TBS Mambo...

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  Год назад +1

      Oh yeah many people like this one! I just got tango 2

  • @pontifexofpunk
    @pontifexofpunk 2 года назад

    I have a taranis x7 for trainer, fixed wing, and small 1s woops. I'm lazy and use the dji controller for my 5" and cine... I did spend a ton of time adjusting them so they feel similar, but you can tell the difference.

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +1

      I'd still suggest using one controller for muscle memory effect. 🤔

    • @pontifexofpunk
      @pontifexofpunk 2 года назад +1

      @@MaiOnHigh you're absolutely correct, and is certainly the better way to go. I'll work out why my dji controller doesn't work with my computer one of these days. Or get a TX16... And swap to ELRS... (Gotta have goals...)

  • @lupiyobr8479
    @lupiyobr8479 2 года назад

    Nice Video! Thanks!

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      And thank you for watching!

  • @andreasglahn6375
    @andreasglahn6375 2 года назад

    Your video shows me a lot of things I can't do yet. It is a challenge.
    Answering your Question: I am using an old Taranis X9D (ACCST) for training (simulator) and flying (expresslrs, x9m etc).

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      Good! One radio for it all is the best solution!
      And yeah we are all learning!

  • @MartinWithDroneBuzz
    @MartinWithDroneBuzz 2 года назад

    Cool!! I’ve been using a taranis X9D for both sim and actual flying.

  • @cyruscatfisher
    @cyruscatfisher 2 года назад

    Tx12 for whoops, tango 2 for sim (waiting for tbs receivers) and x9d plus se 2019 with R9M module for 5 inch

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      That's a lot of radios! I'd propose using one for everything..helping with quicker learning and muscle memory!

  • @robertpalvolgyi3963
    @robertpalvolgyi3963 2 года назад

    Thx! TX16S 😀

  • @chasewalker3924
    @chasewalker3924 2 года назад

    Tried using a PlayStation controllers, that was a disaster. Lol. I am now using taranis x9d+ for sim and real drone. Definitely has helped during learning process

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +1

      Oh that for sure! It's so much better to use a real RC

  • @KizzeFpv
    @KizzeFpv 2 года назад

    Good work 🤙

  • @MCsCreations
    @MCsCreations 2 года назад

    I have the Taranis X9D, Lexie... For now. But I'm thinking about getting the Zorro with metal gimbals (if it ever be sold this way).
    I just didn't decided yet about the internal module, because everything I have is FrSky... But ELRS is sooooo much better... 😬
    Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +1

      Haha yeah that's the smaller change!

  • @crashannburnFPV
    @crashannburnFPV 2 года назад

    Great video. I'm new here as I just found your channel. I'm also totally new to the drone scene, but I just got my first radio (Radiomaster Zorro). I've been driving both el- and nitro cars a long time ago, so RC isn't completely new to me. I do like your videos so far and I will watch your tutorial series.
    As for your question, I do plan to use the radio for both sim and drones I get. Just need to save up first.
    I'm wondering if you have some tips for sub-250 drones that are "easy" to get into, but also have the option to do cinematic shots?

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +1

      Hmmm... I'd just build something to be able to do that. But with camera and battery it may get hard!
      Welcome to the channel! I hope you'll enjoy it jere!

    • @crashannburnFPV
      @crashannburnFPV 2 года назад

      @@MaiOnHigh Thank you very much. :)
      I saw you had a video back in 2021 where you had a small drone with an Insta360 that was just under 250g. I'll have a look at that drone and see if I can replicate it in some way. Thanks for the advice and reply.

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +1

      @@crashannburnFPV oh yes. Emax tinyhawk is great!

    • @crashannburnFPV
      @crashannburnFPV 2 года назад

      @@MaiOnHigh My logic tells me that a small drone is way harder to fly than for instance a 3 or 4 inch one. Or is that just a myth?
      I was thinking of getting one as it seems very durable, but I don't want to throw myself into the deep end of the pool with my first drone. :p

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +1

      @@crashannburnFPV depands what you do with it and where you fly 😅

  • @andreichernyshev8554
    @andreichernyshev8554 Год назад +1

    Txs!

  • @naiyupang9045
    @naiyupang9045 2 года назад

    Same radio, TX16s

  • @Mupshot
    @Mupshot 2 года назад

    RM tx12. I dont fly sims often because the lag is so bad that its not like RL at all. I can either buy more parts and fly, or buy a new computer that runs sims better.

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      Hmmm. Is the lag that bad? 🤔 Are you connecting it directly?

  • @poschart4558
    @poschart4558 2 года назад

    TX16s ❤

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад

      Wohoo!

    • @poschart4558
      @poschart4558 2 года назад

      @@MaiOnHigh I really like to fly them a lot. On the PC I find them a bit too clunky and with cable. Would wish that Radiomaster would offer a usb-link or something. Or maybe TBS

  • @muriaticfpv2328
    @muriaticfpv2328 2 года назад

    T16 and T16

  • @THEORGCHANNEL
    @THEORGCHANNEL 2 года назад

    First

    • @MaiOnHigh
      @MaiOnHigh  2 года назад +1

      Actually second! Congrats!

    • @THEORGCHANNEL
      @THEORGCHANNEL 2 года назад

      @@MaiOnHigh i guess the typing takes a while to go from California to Australia 😂😂