Great stuff.🔥🔥 It helps seeing what other pilots work on to improve. Good call posting the short, I don't think CZcams was going to suggest the video to me. 👍
I am not at the level yet to fly at 25-degrees! I personally like 9-12 degrees, i know this is slower flight but understanding pitch helps, just need to pitch more to get faster
excellent video. However, hope the next one is an advanced trick, got so much fun out of the rewind tutorial you made. Thats a big draw for me, upping my trick reservoir, got the basics down, now i want to specialize and become a more noteworthy pilot. ps i did go out and learn the rewind, spent days. whole new view on my flying now!
Great video! I’ve been practicing flying faster and now I was getting that wobble doing barrel rolls and didn’t understand why. This helps me to understand what is going on! Thank you!
Great question! In general: to spin faster, add more yaw input. If you are getting tilted to the left or right, that means you need to provide some roll input. Practice in the simulator going straight with some speed, then give just yaw and observe what it does. Then add some roll until it levels out. Hope that helps!
They’re just to provide tension against the stick ends, like a clamp so they stay secure and don’t spin off. These ones came with my old radio actually, but you should be able to find them pretty easily.
Sorry for off-topic. Help me please with a choice of FPV camera and VTX for a 5" quad(analog). Something decent/good(not the best and most expensive), better than i have(Foxeer XAT600M и Eachine TX526 600mW). Also what antenna and where to buy for goggles. Thanks a lot!!!
Thanks for the comment, happy to try and help if I can. I was a big fan of these cameras when I flew analog. They're excellent in low light, and have pretty good quality for analog: www.getfpv.com/fpv/cameras/flight-cameras/foxeer-mini-toothless-2-1200tvl-starlight-1-7mm-fpv-camera.html For VTX, I like to use something with a 20x20 mount and MMCX connector. They are easier to mount inside the quad, and are therefore much more durable. The Lumenier LUX Mini 20x20 is good if you can find one in stock. Durable, high power output, and easy-ish to mount. You could also try the SpeedyBee TX800. I've only had one and it was decent, just have to be careful with the wires if you solder instead of using the plug. They're not very well protected. As far as antennas, anything with the MMCX connector will do if using one of these VTX's. I personally like dipole antennas like this one because they're easier to mount. They work great for close-ish range. www.racedayquads.com/products/rdq-mmcx-dipole-antenna-mmcx-to-dipole You could also use any Omni antenna with mmcx connector if you're looking for a bit longer range: www.getfpv.com/xilo-axii-mmcx-5-8ghz-antenna-rhcp.html To get the best performance, you really need goggles with the RapidFire module, TBS fusion, or some other similar module. They fuse the images of two different receivers in the module together and produce a MUCH better picture. If you're flying bandos or anything like it, this is a must! Hope this helps!
Great stuff.🔥🔥 It helps seeing what other pilots work on to improve. Good call posting the short, I don't think CZcams was going to suggest the video to me. 👍
Thanks for watching! Yea that’s a new trick I learned recently, it seems to really help 🤣
I am not at the level yet to fly at 25-degrees! I personally like 9-12 degrees, i know this is slower flight but understanding pitch helps, just need to pitch more to get faster
Nothing wrong with that at all! Just takes some time to get used to.
Keep em coming!! Love the tutorials. Your rewind video definitely helped.
Glad to hear it!
excellent video. However, hope the next one is an advanced trick, got so much fun out of the rewind tutorial you made. Thats a big draw for me, upping my trick reservoir, got the basics down, now i want to specialize and become a more noteworthy pilot. ps i did go out and learn the rewind, spent days. whole new view on my flying now!
That's great to hear!! Any specific tricks you have in mind that you'd like to see?
Great video! I’ve been practicing flying faster and now I was getting that wobble doing barrel rolls and didn’t understand why.
This helps me to understand what is going on! Thank you!
Glad to hear it! For how simple of a thing it is, camera angle can really cause some confusion when trying to learn!
Great tutorial - thanks!
nicer flow
Thanks for the tutorial 😀
Which stick ends are you using? Can u post a link to the product please? Thank you.
Thank you..I'll stop mucking about with my camera angle!
That is a sick jacket tho
awesome tutorial! how do u know if u need to add more roll or yaw to do a flat yaw?
Great question! In general: to spin faster, add more yaw input. If you are getting tilted to the left or right, that means you need to provide some roll input.
Practice in the simulator going straight with some speed, then give just yaw and observe what it does. Then add some roll until it levels out. Hope that helps!
Nice tutorial! What stick ends are you using? They look fancy!
You can get them here!
www.getfpv.com/thumb-grippies-q-tips-stick-end.html?afid=mfaA291jqnA7Rf8j&referring_service=link
@@propabilityfpv Thanks a lot! :) What are those silver rings directly beneath the grippies?
They’re just to provide tension against the stick ends, like a clamp so they stay secure and don’t spin off. These ones came with my old radio actually, but you should be able to find them pretty easily.
Hi can i get from you a link to stl of your arm guards?
Nice . Tnx. What frame is yr drone ? And what camera angle to y fly ? Greetings from Belgium
This one’s an AOS 5.5” freestyle frame. Cam angle 25deg. Thanks for watching!
Sorry for off-topic.
Help me please with a choice of FPV camera and VTX for a 5" quad(analog). Something decent/good(not the best and most expensive), better than i have(Foxeer XAT600M и Eachine TX526 600mW). Also what antenna and where to buy for goggles. Thanks a lot!!!
Thanks for the comment, happy to try and help if I can.
I was a big fan of these cameras when I flew analog. They're excellent in low light, and have pretty good quality for analog:
www.getfpv.com/fpv/cameras/flight-cameras/foxeer-mini-toothless-2-1200tvl-starlight-1-7mm-fpv-camera.html
For VTX, I like to use something with a 20x20 mount and MMCX connector. They are easier to mount inside the quad, and are therefore much more durable. The Lumenier LUX Mini 20x20 is good if you can find one in stock. Durable, high power output, and easy-ish to mount.
You could also try the SpeedyBee TX800. I've only had one and it was decent, just have to be careful with the wires if you solder instead of using the plug. They're not very well protected.
As far as antennas, anything with the MMCX connector will do if using one of these VTX's. I personally like dipole antennas like this one because they're easier to mount. They work great for close-ish range.
www.racedayquads.com/products/rdq-mmcx-dipole-antenna-mmcx-to-dipole
You could also use any Omni antenna with mmcx connector if you're looking for a bit longer range:
www.getfpv.com/xilo-axii-mmcx-5-8ghz-antenna-rhcp.html
To get the best performance, you really need goggles with the RapidFire module, TBS fusion, or some other similar module. They fuse the images of two different receivers in the module together and produce a MUCH better picture. If you're flying bandos or anything like it, this is a must! Hope this helps!
@@propabilityfpv Thanks a lot. Many seems to be out of stock lol. Still have some option to pick from, you helped to narrow the choice.
Glad to hear it! 😊
This hobby cratered years ago
RIP FPV
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