FPV Speed Test - Noll Park Crystal Michigan

I like to test any new hardware/software before I use it. It is a safety issue for me. I want to know the capabilities and how features and functionality will react. I also have to learn to control the drone.
What I learned. Flying this drone at 60 mph is a bit frightening. It will be used in a limited environment. The drone is bulky, heavy, and clumsy. Unlike my Avata drones, there are limited safety features.
I have Frankensteined my FPV drones. The goggles that came with the FPV are good quality but not the same resolution as the next-generation goggles. Wires and branches are much clearer with the Goggles 2, and the motion controller are now compatible with all three drones (FPV, and AVATA 1 & 2. Also, the FPV goggles do not record the flight telemetry. Using Goggles 2, data is recorded in real-time, and allows for better data and root cause analysis.