As a competent pilot but total newbie to FPV, I would like to see you put this on a stable platform like an Aero Scout. I’d like to find out about total cost, installation, usage, and any other tips or suggestions you deem appropriate. I have enjoyed your videos for a while now, and appreciate the knowledge that you have shared. I am an eighty year old retiree, and just don’t know if getting into FPV is worth the expense. I am totally comfortable with LOS, but worry about loss of signal and not being able to quickly find my plane to recover it. I also do not always fly with others to serve as spotters, so that could be hazardous in many ways. My thought is that I probably should not take the plunge, but I would appreciate your reply. It’s a little heavy price tag for an individual on a fixed income. There are no other FPV pilots in my area, so I have no opportunity to it out. Thanks in advance for your reply.
I'm a newer pilot and just ordered the Sky Zone SD goggles, i couldn't justify the higher resolution Sky Zone Cobra X for the extra $100.00. I'm going analog for range and cheaper options. Its all confusing for me also so i just bought a cheap 3 in 1 camera and adapters to plug directly into the reciever on my Micro Conscendo to start. I'm not sure if the Aeroscout has an open port onbthe reciever that will work but if there is I'll be setting it up the same way. I agree itcwould be great if he did a start to finish set up with parts listed in a fixed wing plane.
@rlbutterfield; Hello Friend! 👋 Always good to hear from you! 😃 Thanks for taking the time to type out your thoughts, ideas, and questions! They are valuable to me because I not only want to share in the fun I'm having but I really enjoy helping others find joy in the hobby as well! You guys aren't just another number or "viewers" but my friends and part of the RC Community! 😃 To answer your question and without giving away too much detail on upcoming videos... my upcoming videos will be just what you are looking for! 👍🏼 I'm testing Ease of setup, Pricing, Resolution, Range, Reliability, etc.. I have more experience with DJI But relatively new to Walksnail. I need to do more side my side comparisons before I can share an opinion on strengths and weaknesses of both. But it's exciting and never a better time to get into FPV! Also, Feel free to reach out to me directly and I can offer better explanation, if you would find that helpful! HappyRCFlyer@gmail.com
@@mikemckinnis3877; Thanks for stopping by 👋 and thanks for being willing to offer suggestions and support! That's what is so cool about the RC Community! 😃 I have some analog gear as well. Have you seen my Micro XK J3 Cub video? It was so slick to drop in a all in one camera/vtx and get a cockpit view! I haven't posted videos because I was flying around my house but a buddy and I use them on our UMX Radians and it's such a peaceful ride on a summer afternoon/evening. But I'll have to say I'm kinda spoiled now that I've been playing with Digital! It's definitely more expensive(depending on what system) but personally I feel it's worth the upgrade! That's not to say Analog doesn't have its place. And when it comes to range, unless you are really just wanting to take a trip around the globe... the new Digital has alot to offer when it comes to good range too. 🙂 I would be curious to know if you have ever had the chance to try Digital FPV? I always like to give my flying friends a chance to look through my goggles and go for a ride, I generally keep a spare set of goggles along so I can give rides too. Love sharing in the fun!
where is test?
Great question! 👍🏼
Test video is coming... hopefully soon! 😃
As a competent pilot but total newbie to FPV, I would like to see you put this on a stable platform like an Aero Scout. I’d like to find out about total cost, installation, usage, and any other tips or suggestions you deem appropriate. I have enjoyed your videos for a while now, and appreciate the knowledge that you have shared. I am an eighty year old retiree, and just don’t know if getting into FPV is worth the expense. I am totally comfortable with LOS, but worry about loss of signal and not being able to quickly find my plane to recover it. I also do not always fly with others to serve as spotters, so that could be hazardous in many ways. My thought is that I probably should not take the plunge, but I would appreciate your reply. It’s a little heavy price tag for an individual on a fixed income. There are no other FPV pilots in my area, so I have no opportunity to it out. Thanks in advance for your reply.
I'm a newer pilot and just ordered the Sky Zone SD goggles, i couldn't justify the higher resolution Sky Zone Cobra X for the extra $100.00. I'm going analog for range and cheaper options. Its all confusing for me also so i just bought a cheap 3 in 1 camera and adapters to plug directly into the reciever on my Micro Conscendo to start. I'm not sure if the Aeroscout has an open port onbthe reciever that will work but if there is I'll be setting it up the same way. I agree itcwould be great if he did a start to finish set up with parts listed in a fixed wing plane.
This may help you get started. I suck at electronics and this heloed alot.
ua-cam.com/video/W27r_La2mdc/v-deo.htmlsi=MkfVR6lDU1UqGWis
Search Captian drone beginner series 13 FPV for dummies. He explains the very basics to start FPV.
@rlbutterfield; Hello Friend! 👋
Always good to hear from you! 😃
Thanks for taking the time to type out your thoughts, ideas, and questions! They are valuable to me because I not only want to share in the fun I'm having but I really enjoy helping others find joy in the hobby as well!
You guys aren't just another number or "viewers" but my friends and part of the RC Community! 😃
To answer your question and without giving away too much detail on upcoming videos... my upcoming videos will be just what you are looking for! 👍🏼
I'm testing Ease of setup, Pricing, Resolution, Range, Reliability, etc..
I have more experience with DJI But relatively new to Walksnail.
I need to do more side my side comparisons before I can share an opinion on strengths and weaknesses of both. But it's exciting and never a better time to get into FPV!
Also, Feel free to reach out to me directly and I can offer better explanation, if you would find that helpful!
HappyRCFlyer@gmail.com
@@mikemckinnis3877; Thanks for stopping by 👋 and thanks for being willing to offer suggestions and support! That's what is so cool about the RC Community! 😃
I have some analog gear as well.
Have you seen my Micro XK J3 Cub video? It was so slick to drop in a all in one camera/vtx and get a cockpit view! I haven't posted videos because I was flying around my house but a buddy and I use them on our UMX Radians and it's such a peaceful ride on a summer afternoon/evening.
But I'll have to say I'm kinda spoiled now that I've been playing with Digital! It's definitely more expensive(depending on what system) but personally I feel it's worth the upgrade!
That's not to say Analog doesn't have its place.
And when it comes to range, unless you are really just wanting to take a trip around the globe... the new Digital has alot to offer when it comes to good range too. 🙂
I would be curious to know if you have ever had the chance to try Digital FPV? I always like to give my flying friends a chance to look through my goggles and go for a ride, I generally keep a spare set of goggles along so I can give rides too. Love sharing in the fun!