THIS IS STOPPING YOU FROM BEING A BETTER FPV DRONE PILOT
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- In this video I discuss what skill you should practice in order to improve at flying FPV drones. Not practicing this skill is stopping many FPV pilots from reaching their full potential. Most FPV pilots never fly line of sight or completely forgot how to all together. Being able to fly your FPV drone line of sight is critical for developing the right spatial awareness skills when it comes to being a successful FPV pilot. It may also save you in an emergency situation where you may loose video feed and have no choice but to save your drone by flying is LOS (line of sight). Do you wonder how you can improve at FPV? Watch the video to find out more.
When it comes to learning things off the internet, you need to know the source is legit. I’ve seen it all in the RC hobby over the past 10 years, and my experience is now going to be your knowledge. Have you ever asked yourself: "how can i get better at fpv?", "how to enter the fpv flowstate?", "what is the fpv flowstate" or "what is the secret to the flying fpv drones like a master".. if so then this video IS for you!!!
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Equipment:
BNF Drone: Iflight Nazgul Evoque F5X 6S
Frame: Apex 5", Ummagawd x botgrinder Demibot
Motors: NewBeeDrone Smoov V2 2306.5 1750KV, MrSteele Stout V4
FC & ESC: NewBeeDrone Infinity AIO V2 F7 BLHeli32 55A All In One, NewBeedrone F7
Battery: RDQ 1050MAH 6S Battery, SpeedyPizza 1200mah 6S
Video transmitter: Caddx Vista Video Transmitter
Goggles: DJI FPV Goggles V2
Antenna: Iflight Crystal HD Patch and Stubby Antenna Combo
Controller: TBS Tango 2 Pro
Camera: GoPro Hero 8 Black, Gopro Hero 11 mini
Filter: Camera Butter ND16 Filter
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#fpvdrone #freestyle #fpvflowstate
Useful skill, I see some of the best pilots fly LOS incredibly well… look at MCK flying basically anything. I think it’s super important to be able to fly in every possible way. A holistic understanding and skillset will make you better, no question.
It also doesn’t really matter if you can see what direction your quad is facing, the response to its movement is all you need to be able to see, I have seen people fly silly far LOS with a 5” similar to quadmovr standard flying… and Alex Vanover recovering after a video failure.
Skills! Definitely helps having them!!! I definitely need to work on this! Thank you for the inspiration!
Very very true.. I could not have said it any better! That is true..
MCK is truly special, a talent who puts all the hours in! You make a good point, if you are really "inside" the quad even when you are extremely far LOS you should be able to have that feel for it! I am also trying to work on it!
The skillset truly comes in very handy when recovering from video failure, its easily the difference between loosing your equipment or not. Alex Vanover definitely possesses the special ability too! Thanks for watching and your well thought out comment! I always look forward to hearing your perspective :)
I agree good points great video 👍👍👍💯👌
Thanks! I appreciate your positive energy and generous comment!!! :) :)
"This is what is stopping you from flying better", and the first thing I see is video stabilization for freestyle? Bruhhh😑
Hahahaha.. primero que sepas que me encantan tus vídeos hermano! Voy trabajando en ello! Appreciate you watching.. and you’re definitely not wrong about that!
LOS is nice sometimes, but a quadcopter looks equal from each side in a distance. However l can fly deeper to the ground without crashing it.
That’s true! Different props might help or you could even install LEDs if you really wanted an easier way to maintain orientation. Thanks for watching! ☺️🤝👌
Now and then when I go out I always fly my last half pack los. Still can turn very well lol
That’s great! Smart way to consistently practice it and not overdo it! Appreciate you watching. :)
WOW man!!! Good timing, some hours ago I was flying my quad and got a frozen screen, so I took my goggles out and could take the quad back home in LOS. That was thanks to Ashley Davis (Velocidrone developer) tutorial videos on how improve LOS flying in the simulator. Now my quad is safe until the next battle and you made my day postlng this video. Such a coincidence. Cheers! ✌️😎🤜🤛😄
That’s awesome to hear! Gotta love that! 🤜☺️.. I didn’t know velocidrone had that option that’s super valuable to know!! Glad you were able to save your quad! I appreciate your comment, it made my day too!! Thanks for watching! :)
Where are these videos? Im at my first drone. Not going to FPS until I learn LOS right. I need these lessons. Thanks Tony
I do fly LOS with my FPV kwads here & there, but when I get past about 25 ft from myself it becomes increasingly difficult to tell which way the kwad is facing. I guess I need more practice, huh?
Hahahahah no, it’s impossible any further! Little patterns right in front of yourself are the only possibility! :)
@@AlvyFPV 👍🤝🤝🤝
Very bright colors on your LEDs. I use red at the two rear arms, and green at the two front arms. Not Earth-shattering, but it helps.
@@Inertia888 Thats a very good idea!
Nice Video! That's the way it is!
LOS for the win😃 or just for fun😃 or to relax your eyes from the fpv googles..
Very true. Thanks for watching! 😃
Line of sight only in level mode just like You said to perform " emergency" take down in less destructive way
good point. agreed!
For anyone who has bad eyesight especially myopia, its next to impossible to fly LOS
Gotta keep it close.. like close close!
I know top tier fpv race pilots who can't fly LOS to save their lives, so I don't really believe LOS is a skill you really need to learn
That's a fair perspective. Thanks for watching!
I flew line of sight for the first 10 years of my heli flying hobby. While knowing how to 3d helps understand a few things you are also unlearning habits that are bad for FPV. To me it's probably a 60 40 split in favor of learning line of sight. In other words, your time is better spent on sim and tuning/translating your own "style" to the feel you can Excell with in real life.
My first year of flying quadcopters, I flew only LOS, just because I didn't have a set of goggles yet. I got ok at it, but still, compared to wearing the FPV goggles, I end up breaking a lot more arms and stuff. LOS is important to learn, but can be a little more expensive (not counting the price of the video transmitter gear😜). At least if you have the habit of pushing your limits as you learn.
Respect for grinding through the 3D heli learning curve! They are tough to master. Good point... sim hours are crucial. Also the best return on investment.. hahaha
@@Inertia888 true, no matter the style of flying if you're not pushing your limits as you learn you won't improve.. hahaha LOS does save you cash on video gear.. facts
nice tips
Appreciate that! Thanks for watching! :)
I do agree with you I had my vtx die on me and I was about 400 feet out and about 200 feet up luckily I was Abel to los it safely back was a holl new rush lol
That rush has you feeling like a pilot crash landing a 747 😂 glad to hear you were able to LOS it back! It comes in handy..
Hi Vis vests always make you a more "legitimate" pilot 😉
Hahahahah! Definitely!
It’s crazy the mind games we have to play with sheeple - did a Karen experiment using/not using a high vis vest, it was mental mate! Never a K with a vest and always one when it wasn’t worn!
@@bugsy742 hahahaha thats funny asf! theres some other social experiment videos on yt where dudes literally wear a high vis vest and literally do everything without getting questioned.. trespassing and so forth.. we're not even doing anything illegal... ahhh us humans.. an interesting species for sure 🤣! those karens especially
@@AlvyFPV absolutely mental mate 😅👍🤝
No idea how some of the amazing LOS pilots like quadmovr do it. I've had this idea recently that maybe it will make me a better pilot of I develop my LOS skills so I've been practising for a couple minutes during a FPV session.
I think its worth a try!!
Interesting points but I feel time in the simulator would be of more value
I definitely don’t disagree with that! Sim is the best return on investment and skill improver for sure.
Me with no drone...
Tell me more...
Hahahaha! Happy to entertain you!
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