Keep it up! I been at it for about a month getting better with each flight. The trees in your video looks like the ones I'm flying around lol. you in CT?

@brandon9689

19 күн бұрын

Thanks! Haha I'm in PA, though

Covered some good ground! Looked cool when you swooped into the trees and it changed from a normal type of drone shot to proximity 😎

@brandon9689

Ай бұрын

My hands were shaking like hell 😂 I'm probably about 15 flights in now and starting to feel much better though!

@Ender_FPV

Ай бұрын

@brandon9689 Oh I know that feeling! Hahaha Hell yeah you're getting it =]

Lol Brandon, you're flying the Avata like a Mavic Pro. I did the same for several weeks lol. It took my brain a while to understand that the Avata exist inbetween a Mavic Pro and a true FPV drone. As you start out learning, I would focus on the camera pitch. I would start off at 15 degree angle, and when you're fully comfortable like me, switch to 20-25 degree angle. I currently fly at 20 degree angle. Also put more focus on your rates. I have my rates listed in my videos. It's pefrect for slow flights and mild freestyling.

@brandon9689

27 күн бұрын

I was so scared 😂 I've gotten much more relaxed since then. I've been flying 30 degrees for a few days now. I just need to work on my landing in manual. Doing much more dives and flips now, and having more fun. I hope to post something a bit more entertaining soon.

@RichardDosSantosDrones

27 күн бұрын

@@brandon9689 wow, 30 degrees! I don't think I can fly at that extreme. Fyi, here's the settings I fly with. Just remember the more your camera angle is, the faster the drone will fly. There's a sweet spot for if you want to pull off smooth flips and dive. Flown with: in manual with DJI Controller 3 Camera angle: 20 Rates Roll: 190 | 550 | 0.65 Pitch: 180 | 500 | 0.62 Yaw: 50.0 | 400 | 0.60 Video stabilizer: Rocksteady Frame rate: 60fps Shutter: 1/120 ISO: 800 ND filter: ND32 Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Camera FOV: Wide