FPV Trick Series: The Inverted Yaw Spin a How To Guide

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FPV Trick Series: The Inverted Yaw Spin a How To Guide
In this video I will go over and show you how to do a inverted yaw spin, breaking it down into easy to follow steps and explanations for you to follow - this is with stick cam so you can see exactly how I do them.
Learning INVERTED YAW SPINS, complete inverted yaw spin for fpv instructions and guide with stick cam footage
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[@FiddlingwithmyWhistle]

Very good... more of these please 😎

[@Datfpv]

thanks, will do!

[@AsgardStudios]

Great tutorial, Dat,

[@drones7838]

Thanks sir

[@fpvmello3069]

great flight!!

[@yoericktv9610]

Very good explanation. Thanks for making this.

[@Datfpv]

Glad it was helpful!

[@testpilotian3188]

I found this quiet easy to master as long as I roll into it, a Marty flip on the other hand is far more difficult to master (for me).

[@simonholmes3456]

Nice job fella, quick question about the quadcopter, I’m looking for my first 5”, ‘proper Kwad’ Ive been looking at the Nazgul5, would you recommend 4 or 6 cell? is there much difference, is it only on shear punch that you would see the difference even with the motor kv suited to the voltage.
Cheers

[@Datfpv]

I started on 4s, and the difference is unbelievable... you have to fly both to fully understand, but 6s makes it feel like the flying is less effort, 4s you seem to have to be flying hard all the time... I'd go 6s every time.

[@simonholmes3456]

@@Datfpv that’s made my mind up, you can never have too much power on tap. I started on whoops during winter and then bought a LR4,tiny hawk2 and then a baby ape, it’s a progression lol. Thanks for the advice.