So, what mistakes have you made and which have i missed? Let me know in the comments! Also, Don’t forget that if you’re one of the first 1000 people to use this link, you’ll will get a free trial of Skillshare's Premium Membership! skl.sh/carsonmiller05211
My goal is blinking red after those things calculation process is about green to blinking red all I need to do to keep them doing red it acts like it's flying backwards instead of auto class it acts like it wants to stay on the ground when wide open so the guys to it says it's raises one side upstairs to be done
Flew far away, lost radio signal, had almost no idea where it was, wasn't familiar with the map app, got panicky. As a last resort, I turned the controller off, then back on. It worked! Got signal back, and she was automatically on the way home. Apparently, that's what you're supposed to do. I was guessing.
I bought a mini2 used for $150, biggest mistake I have made. It flys fine WHEN IT LETS ME TAKEOFF, but it's always complaining about geo fence bs. And it's camera is not very good. Overall I now hate DJI.
I would like to add another drone mistake. Not watching where you're walking while flying the drone. I was walking down a slight hill. I slipped and fell on my back. I'm 68 years old. I shouldn't be doing that. I dropped my glasses, my hat, and the drone controller in the mud. The drone landed right beside me and shut off. Nothing was broken and I am O.K. except for a lot of mud.
I am 80 years young and have recently been presented with a drone. Your video is the best I've come across. Most "drone pilots" seem to be spade shaped bearded, tartan shirt types who know everything!!
Hi Carson! Great tips there! A few more I might suggest for beginning drone pilots is to always calibrate the compass before flying at a new location (standing away from metal objects). Also, to calibrate the "IMU" or "Inertial Measurement Unit" about once a month (compass tells the drone what direction it's flying--IMU relates to acceleration and tilt angle for stable flight with 6-axis gyro). The IMU "green=good" indicator in the app is like a "check engine light"--it won't turn "red" until state of emergency! By then, a person might crash their drone. For drones that rely on WIFI frequency more than radio, you can buy a special high-speed cable (if using an Ipad Mini or Iphone--you can just use the Apple highspeed charging cable). This improves transmission of the video feed for lower latency and reduces risk of disconnecting mid-flight from the app (always turn smart phones on "Airplane Mode" before flying so incoming calls don't cause drone to disconnect from flight app! Since your smart device is plugged in to RC--leaving it on cellular or Wifi is unnecessary and causes frequency interference). Yes, you don't need cellular data to use the DJI Fly App--but you have to have internet connection to initially log into the DJI Go App before leaving the house. Position the controller antennas flat side towards the drone at 45 degree up angle for best broadcast (many "newbies" point antenna tips straight at drone, down at ground, or criss-crossed . . . all of which are incorrect!). Yes, the drone will execute a "lost link procedure" if it loses connection with the remote controller (it still has connection with satellites though to fly in auto-pilot). I leave it on "Return to Home" for normal use. However, if a person flies under structures or takes off from a boat--set the "lost link" procedure to "hover" in place--so the drone can re-connect with RC and land safely (Otherwise, your drone will try to ascend up to RTH altitude and fly straight up into tree branches, bridge, or overhead obstructions! And, if the boat has moved--it will land in water because that's the "home point" it last remembers. If your flying altitude is higher than RTH altitude--the drone will not descend until landing (So, if you are flying above a skyscraper and the drone loses connection--it won't fly down to RTH height and hit any objects below it). Remember that RTH is still blind to obstacles! Ken Heron was orbiting around a skyscraper and the concrete building blocked his signal--the drone "came home" in straight line and smashed right into the building (altitude was not set high enough to clear it). Also, many people do not realize drones will execute an emergency "auto-landing" at 10% battery. So, make sure to land with 20-30% battery left just to be safe. Hope this helps--you covered a lot of excellent points as well. Use a micro SD card with a U3 rating for sure. I turn my drone on first so it has a minute to connect to satellites in GPS mode before I take off. Otherwise, you will be flying in full manual or "Attitude Mode" with no GPS to help you. Please feel free to use some of these suggestions if you make a "Part 2" video sequel
@@SagefulSolutions Also, I always turn the drone "off" before I turn the remote controller off! If you turn the RC off while the drone's rotors are "armed" or "idling"--the drone might think it has lost connection and take off by itself to "return to home!" It should simply fly up to RTH altitude and then land again at home point. But, it sure is scary when your drone takes off like that.
Good adds to a great video, thank you. A lot of old school RC pilots were trained opposite in the 72mhz days... turned the plane on first to confirm clear frequency. But with today's systems...Always control first on and last off. (You wouldn't slap a horse on the A__ before setting the bit and reins, would you??)
When I was a Newbie I did this twice with my Mini and I got an error message "Gimbal motor jammed" which I was eventually able to clear but for a short while it was scary.
I did that all day today (just bought a mini 2), I had no idea it needed to come off, couldn't figure out why my vids were so shitty, I can't believe they don't even give you a full instruction booklet 🤦♂️
@@craigwflys I cashed it into a tree within 30 min, still runs fine, but I'll be swapping it back out for a new one tomorrow just to make sure there are no unseen issues.
I was once flying in some wooded mountains where my landing spot was not clear at all, and the only reason why I still have that drone today was because of the minimap on the bottom left of the screen
nice vid chap .biggest mistake i made was getting a done and thinking i knew what i was doing .it did not end well .now im learning to fly and enjoying it
Thanks for the video. Picked up a never-used HS175D Holy Stone at a flea market and there's so much to learn before even considering turning on any buttons.
I really like your video. It's very much needed for a lot of people, especially those who obviously on reviews on Amazon made all the mistakes that you talked about that I have to ignore so I can purchase the drone that they don't understand. They made a rookie mistake and had no knowledge. 😊
ignored wind warning last week. the battery I had was low, and I was above a beach. it was forcing me to land above water and I was at around 5%. there was a pier so I got up from where I was and ran to the end of the pier. the wind was too strong and it just managed to land at the end of the pier. lesson learnt, don't underestimate the wind.
I owned the phantom 3 standard. I watched your videos from there. Now I decided to get the air 2 combo and I like it. Way better. I'm to scared to fly miles away though. I'm learning to fly it to get awesome footage. It's going to make it easy to get better
Thank you for a great video! Lots of familiar observations but lots of good tips too! I think that maintaining visual contact with the drone is also important because with your own eyes you can see the drone's surroundings better. For example, electrical wires or mast ridge may not be visible on the screen.
Another return to home tip: if you are on a boat, disable rth all together. I live on the coast and have seen many, MANY people lose their drone when it returned to home.....but the boat moved.
Thanks for the good video. Someone just offered me a Pheonix drone for $125 with several extra batteries and loads of extra propellers, so I am looking forward to playing with it. I've only ever had tiny drones that could be sent halfway across a room by a fart. This is going to be fun!
Another rookie mistake I sometimes see: taking off and landing on dirt. Dirt flying everywhere: into the camera, gimbal, and motors. I bought a kit that included a folding big orange H landing pad, and use it all the time.
Thank you for #9! I don’t even fly drones or shoot video, but I do edit video. The amount of times I’ve gotten footage that does not hold one shot long enough is insane.
Hey I’ve got a question or maybe not a question but a comment 1:03 so I’m not saying your wrong but the how to guides my drone came with tell me to turn my drone on “firstly” before I turn on my remote I have the RUKO F11 GIM. I can definitely see why turning on the remote 1st is a good idea from what you gave as examples of what may happen!
@@tchendjeneves6390 I have made great progress flying it, doing great. I'm still learning how to set the camera settings. I get confused with settings.
Tip: don't use the drones shadow as a guide when you're trying to land it. Especially if you're trying to land on something like a picnic table because chances are you'll miss because the drones shadow isn't always directly underneath it. 😉
#13 - getting a drone and then thinking i could head right off to my local state parks and film myself! But I’m sure I’ll have other uses for it hiking 🧐😮🤙🏼
Nice video, very informative. I just took drone out for a test drive 🚗. I haven't used it that much because I don't control very well. I appreciate you going into various settings. Thanks 😊! 👍🏿👌🏿🔥💯
I just picked up a mavic air 2 and smart controller for our page!! Thanks for the pointers and tips. How do u get the drone license to fly around the towers and other items
I have a DJI Phantom 3 Standard that i am just learning to fly more advanced. Your video on flying to waypoints, follow-me, etc. was fantastic. This video in the 13 mistakes was excellent also. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.
I just purchased my first drone through Amazon and will be here today. Is there a specific sd card? It's a E99 fpv w/4k dual upgraded version cameras? Also is there particular places that are off limits to flying other than peoples private property?
Yo we're them thumb stick come from with the skulls and crossbones those are stellar brother and pre shade the cool content you have helped a old FPV pilot tremendously would be flying without your videos..
Thank you young man for nice experience sharing! Just got my Air 2 and watching all available lessons from you! Sure subscribed , and wish you the Best !
At 4:21 both white lines up and down is the pitch angle (nose up or down with wings level). Individually, each side up and down (opposite) is the bank angle (roll rate). All the best.
Good video but #3 VLOS It's about seeing the area around the drone, not what the camera sees. Your camera won't see a helicopter rapidly coming in from behind or to the side of your drone. VLOS is about being aware of your surroundings.
Hi thank you for your very informative and useful video I live in the uk and this year I am saving up so I can buy a dji Mavic pro 2 and I have only flown cheap rc helicopters and cheaper 720p camera drones I found this video very useful for myself as a novice any if you have any useful tips or any other useful information that would be great I am also going to mostly be using it in the remote countryside and sites of historical interest Thank You
Regarding the RTH altitude. Is the height based off take off level or the level the drone is actually flying. Say you start low and fly up a mountain.... obviously the altitude up the mountain is higher and trees higher still. Hope that makes sense.
@@mysticaldragon2740 if you update rth while Dron flying than it will set it up to current drone position. It can be used that way to film with rotation and gimbal unlocked on mini 2 while drone rth.
I just got a DJI mini pro 3 on September 16 off of Amazon. My last software update I thought mention something about 0king them activating a remote ID on it. How can we tell if ours has the remote ID activated? By the way, I just got my part 107 certificate/license.
I just got my DJI air 2s 3 days ago first time flyer but I've been flying drones on Xbox and the controls are very similar anyway one thing you forgot to mention which I've done twice which is stupid is don't power up the drone without first removing the gimbal protector.... but your videos very informative thank you.. I did subscribe.
Do all or most drones save the videos on an SD card? I look at many drone adverts typically on AliExpress but most do not mention where the videos are saved and do not mention SD cards.
Good video. I be been flying a Mavic clone for a while now. I have probably 10 or 12 FPV quads now, and never paid more than $100 for any of these. I've only broken two props, ever. One of mine got snagged in the carpet when picking it up. Yeah, it was a micro, stunt guad. Another, a wall. LOL I've had one fly away. It was one of those El cheapo $20 Dollar Store quads. A camera, but no FPV. This was an informative video. Good job.
So, what mistakes have you made and which have i missed? Let me know in the comments! Also, Don’t forget that if you’re one of the first 1000 people to use this link, you’ll will get a free trial of Skillshare's Premium Membership! skl.sh/carsonmiller05211
I dont like to pinch also the stick.tumb is much better
My goal is blinking red after those things calculation process is about green to blinking red all I need to do to keep them doing red it acts like it's flying backwards instead of auto class it acts like it wants to stay on the ground when wide open so the guys to it says it's raises one side upstairs to be done
Flew far away, lost radio signal, had almost no idea where it was, wasn't familiar with the map app, got panicky. As a last resort, I turned the controller off, then back on. It worked! Got signal back, and she was automatically on the way home. Apparently, that's what you're supposed to do. I was guessing.
Bird strike at low level. Not being aware of local Fauna be disturbed by drone noise. Spoonbill bird attack it mid air to protect it family
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I bought a mini2 used for $150, biggest mistake I have made. It flys fine WHEN IT LETS ME TAKEOFF, but it's always complaining about geo fence bs. And it's camera is not very good. Overall I now hate DJI.
I would like to add another drone mistake. Not watching where you're walking while flying the drone. I was walking down a slight hill. I slipped and fell on my back. I'm 68 years old. I shouldn't be doing that. I dropped my glasses, my hat, and the drone controller in the mud. The drone landed right beside me and shut off. Nothing was broken and I am O.K. except for a lot of mud.
😂😂😂😂😂
Aww
Drones are a man's best friend
Thank you, glad your ok 👍
I am 80 years young and have recently been presented with a drone. Your video is the best I've come across. Most "drone pilots" seem to be spade shaped bearded, tartan shirt types who know everything!!
Hi Carson! Great tips there! A few more I might suggest for beginning drone pilots is to always calibrate the compass before flying at a new location (standing away from metal objects). Also, to calibrate the "IMU" or "Inertial Measurement Unit" about once a month (compass tells the drone what direction it's flying--IMU relates to acceleration and tilt angle for stable flight with 6-axis gyro). The IMU "green=good" indicator in the app is like a "check engine light"--it won't turn "red" until state of emergency! By then, a person might crash their drone. For drones that rely on WIFI frequency more than radio, you can buy a special high-speed cable (if using an Ipad Mini or Iphone--you can just use the Apple highspeed charging cable). This improves transmission of the video feed for lower latency and reduces risk of disconnecting mid-flight from the app (always turn smart phones on "Airplane Mode" before flying so incoming calls don't cause drone to disconnect from flight app! Since your smart device is plugged in to RC--leaving it on cellular or Wifi is unnecessary and causes frequency interference). Yes, you don't need cellular data to use the DJI Fly App--but you have to have internet connection to initially log into the DJI Go App before leaving the house. Position the controller antennas flat side towards the drone at 45 degree up angle for best broadcast (many "newbies" point antenna tips straight at drone, down at ground, or criss-crossed . . . all of which are incorrect!). Yes, the drone will execute a "lost link procedure" if it loses connection with the remote controller (it still has connection with satellites though to fly in auto-pilot). I leave it on "Return to Home" for normal use. However, if a person flies under structures or takes off from a boat--set the "lost link" procedure to "hover" in place--so the drone can re-connect with RC and land safely (Otherwise, your drone will try to ascend up to RTH altitude and fly straight up into tree branches, bridge, or overhead obstructions! And, if the boat has moved--it will land in water because that's the "home point" it last remembers. If your flying altitude is higher than RTH altitude--the drone will not descend until landing (So, if you are flying above a skyscraper and the drone loses connection--it won't fly down to RTH height and hit any objects below it). Remember that RTH is still blind to obstacles! Ken Heron was orbiting around a skyscraper and the concrete building blocked his signal--the drone "came home" in straight line and smashed right into the building (altitude was not set high enough to clear it). Also, many people do not realize drones will execute an emergency "auto-landing" at 10% battery. So, make sure to land with 20-30% battery left just to be safe. Hope this helps--you covered a lot of excellent points as well. Use a micro SD card with a U3 rating for sure. I turn my drone on first so it has a minute to connect to satellites in GPS mode before I take off. Otherwise, you will be flying in full manual or "Attitude Mode" with no GPS to help you. Please feel free to use some of these suggestions if you make a "Part 2" video sequel
A LOT of good tips! 👍
@@SagefulSolutions Also, I always turn the drone "off" before I turn the remote controller off! If you turn the RC off while the drone's rotors are "armed" or "idling"--the drone might think it has lost connection and take off by itself to "return to home!" It should simply fly up to RTH altitude and then land again at home point. But, it sure is scary when your drone takes off like that.
I'm not reading all of that
Good adds to a great video, thank you. A lot of old school RC pilots were trained opposite in the 72mhz days... turned the plane on first to confirm clear frequency. But with today's systems...Always control first on and last off. (You wouldn't slap a horse on the A__ before setting the bit and reins, would you??)
@@dhgmllcshea5038 🤣😁🤣👍🏿
Noobs like me really appreciate your vids. Thank you!
#11 powering on the drone without removing the Gimbal cover.
I kept doing that, not good! I purchased a gimbal guard that you fly with. I just leave it on all the time, now it doesn't matter if I forget.
When I was a Newbie I did this twice with my Mini and I got an error message "Gimbal motor jammed" which I was eventually able to clear but for a short while it was scary.
I did that all day today (just bought a mini 2), I had no idea it needed to come off, couldn't figure out why my vids were so shitty, I can't believe they don't even give you a full instruction booklet 🤦♂️
Your lucky it didn't jamb the motor. This happened to me twice but thankfully I was able to get it working again.
@@craigwflys I cashed it into a tree within 30 min, still runs fine, but I'll be swapping it back out for a new one tomorrow just to make sure there are no unseen issues.
I was once flying in some wooded mountains where my landing spot was not clear at all, and the only reason why I still have that drone today was because of the minimap on the bottom left of the screen
nice vid chap .biggest mistake i made was getting a done and thinking i knew what i was doing .it did not end well .now im learning to fly and enjoying it
Thanks for the video. Picked up a never-used HS175D Holy Stone at a flea market and there's so much to learn before even considering turning on any buttons.
I really like your video. It's very much needed for a lot of people, especially those who obviously on reviews on Amazon made all the mistakes that you talked about that I have to ignore so I can purchase the drone that they don't understand. They made a rookie mistake and had no knowledge. 😊
Love the Amish horse and buggy at 6:40. Well done, helpful video.
ignored wind warning last week. the battery I had was low, and I was above a beach. it was forcing me to land above water and I was at around 5%. there was a pier so I got up from where I was and ran to the end of the pier. the wind was too strong and it just managed to land at the end of the pier. lesson learnt, don't underestimate the wind.
great segment. as a beginner, i appreciate all your insight.
Oh man. I felt your panic with the helicopter being in the area and you trying to land your drone quickly! I'd have passed out. 🤣 Really helpful tips.
Thanks for the guidance. Helpful for us Newbs.
Great video. I just got a Mavic2 and needed some tips to keep me straight before I do something wrong.
I owned the phantom 3 standard. I watched your videos from there. Now I decided to get the air 2 combo and I like it. Way better. I'm to scared to fly miles away though. I'm learning to fly it to get awesome footage. It's going to make it easy to get better
Great Drone content thanks for sharing Carson Miller Top
Don't fly beyond vlos.
Me: hold my beer. Fawk I am taking this 6 miles out. XD
Gppd wprk as usual Carson! Thank from Australia brother! 5yrs been my go to guy for mini series tips! Hope your well.
Thank you for a great video! Lots of familiar observations but lots of good tips too! I think that maintaining visual contact with the drone is also important because with your own eyes you can see the drone's surroundings better. For example, electrical wires or mast ridge may not be visible on the screen.
I am a beginner. I have enjoyed this video. Your tiips are great. keep it up.
Another return to home tip: if you are on a boat, disable rth all together. I live on the coast and have seen many, MANY people lose their drone when it returned to home.....but the boat moved.
I am a brand new user, and this was very informative! Thank you!
Thanks for the good video. Someone just offered me a Pheonix drone for $125 with several extra batteries and loads of extra propellers, so I am looking forward to playing with it. I've only ever had tiny drones that could be sent halfway across a room by a fart. This is going to be fun!
Thank you, very good info for the rookie i am, Im learning every day. Fun stuff
Thank you Create video Always looking forward to the next one.
Thank you, good information!!
You really know your stuff Carson, keep up the excellent videos and I'm almost 99.9999% sure your gonna help a dummy like me 👍
Good job! ❤
very good tips thanks
Another rookie mistake I sometimes see: taking off and landing on dirt. Dirt flying everywhere: into the camera, gimbal, and motors. I bought a kit that included a folding big orange H landing pad, and use it all the time.
Another great video Carson! Love when your videos come on my recommended page and not just my sub feed!
Yes, it’s always great knowing my videos are getting out there beyond just subscribers :)
@@carsonmtech oh I've been subbed for about a year I think, I just rarely look at my sub feed I always go on my recommendeds
Love your video great information
Thank you for #9! I don’t even fly drones or shoot video, but I do edit video. The amount of times I’ve gotten footage that does not hold one shot long enough is insane.
This was a good video! I didn’t know about the compass being so handy! Thanks
visual line with mini is impossible most of the time. It is too small
Thanks - that was very helpful!!
Very good video. Thank you!
Great video been flying drones about 10 years made my share of mistakes LOL, again some great imformation.
New to this, Thank You for the video!!!!!!!
Hey I’ve got a question or maybe not a question but a comment 1:03 so I’m not saying your wrong but the how to guides my drone came with tell me to turn my drone on “firstly” before I turn on my remote I have the RUKO F11 GIM. I can definitely see why turning on the remote 1st is a good idea from what you gave as examples of what may happen!
Thanks for your video, very insightful.
Thanks for the tips. I really learn a lot. 😎
Well done Carson, next week I hope to be purchasing my first Drone.
Hi.. did you buy it?
@@tchendjeneves6390 Yes I did. :)
How is it?
You must a pro by now...
@@tchendjeneves6390 I have made great progress flying it, doing great. I'm still learning how to set the camera settings. I get confused with settings.
Amazing tutorial for us drone begginers
Nothing else to say
Really good vid. Thanks!
Awesome video I really enjoyed it!!
Thanks
Tip: don't use the drones shadow as a guide when you're trying to land it. Especially if you're trying to land on something like a picnic table because chances are you'll miss because the drones shadow isn't always directly underneath it. 😉
12 people are that dumb
Just point the camera down and look. You'll know if you're above that picnic table or not.
Great video 👍🏻‼️
#13 - getting a drone and then thinking i could head right off to my local state parks and film myself! But I’m sure I’ll have other uses for it hiking 🧐😮🤙🏼
Awesome information. Great job!
I am finding your videos very useful, thanks.
Remember to unlock the gimble. Made that one a couple times, early on. made for a cool looking shot, but not what I was trying to get.
Nice video, very informative. I just took drone out for a test drive 🚗. I haven't used it that much because I don't control very well. I appreciate you going into various settings. Thanks 😊! 👍🏿👌🏿🔥💯
I just picked up a mavic air 2 and smart controller for our page!! Thanks for the pointers and tips. How do u get the drone license to fly around the towers and other items
I have a DJI Phantom 3 Standard that i am just learning to fly more advanced. Your video on flying to waypoints, follow-me, etc. was fantastic. This video in the 13 mistakes was excellent also. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.
Great video...! Thank You...!
I just got one for Christmas and Ibam a newbie😊
Dude you are awesome. Thank you
You just got a subscriber. Great content for beginners
Great video Carson thanks! An auto RTH update feature would be nice. I'm getting the Mini-2 this summer thanks for the video very informative.
Thanks!
Where did u get that case I love it 😅 great vid
Pretty cool very well spoke appreciated the knowledge and how you presented it as well thank you very much 📚🙏🎨🎼🤔✨🌄✍️📚❤️🔥
Do you have a video or a list of top best drones to buy including a budget or beginner drone? Thanks great video
Thanks for the great information always check everything now before take off
I just purchased my first drone through Amazon and will be here today. Is there a specific sd card? It's a E99 fpv w/4k dual upgraded version cameras? Also is there particular places that are off limits to flying other than peoples private property?
Hi bro its nice to see you again.
Yo we're them thumb stick come from with the skulls and crossbones those are stellar brother and pre shade the cool content you have helped a old FPV pilot tremendously would be flying without your videos..
Thank you young man for nice experience sharing! Just got my Air 2 and watching all available lessons from you!
Sure subscribed , and wish you the Best !
At 4:21 both white lines up and down is the pitch angle (nose up or down with wings level). Individually, each side up and down (opposite) is the bank angle (roll rate). All the best.
Good video but #3 VLOS It's about seeing the area around the drone, not what the camera sees. Your camera won't see a helicopter rapidly coming in from behind or to the side of your drone. VLOS is about being aware of your surroundings.
Thank you I got a lot out of it
Great video...thanks Carson
What app are you using .the camera is so good plss tell me immediately 😊
Hi thank you for your very informative and useful video I live in the uk and this year I am saving up so I can buy a dji Mavic pro 2 and I have only flown cheap rc helicopters and cheaper 720p camera drones I found this video very useful for myself as a novice any if you have any useful tips or any other useful information that would be great I am also going to mostly be using it in the remote countryside and sites of historical interest
Thank You
Cool thanks 🙏
Nice video....thanks for the info.
Regarding the RTH altitude. Is the height based off take off level or the level the drone is actually flying. Say you start low and fly up a mountain.... obviously the altitude up the mountain is higher and trees higher still.
Hope that makes sense.
6:30
RTH point is taken from drones location not on phones location at (least on my drone)
So drone goes where that drone was when you updated it
Its the drones home location where you powered it up or set it to, NOT the drones location or the controller or phones location.
@@mysticaldragon2740 if you update rth while Dron flying than it will set it up to current drone position. It can be used that way to film with rotation and gimbal unlocked on mini 2 while drone rth.
I could be wrong but the tip about flying 400 feet agl. I think the cloud ceiling would also affect how high you’d be able to go. Something like that
500 ft below the cloud base
Visual line of sight applies to height as well, so if in cloud it isn't in visual line of sight.......
Great information thanks 👍
Great video
If you reset the RTH home point, won't that set it to where the drone is currently at instead of where you are?
I am glad I found you. I am planning to buy a drone
Can you choose in Dji Mavic Air 2 in follow me option like follow controller (GPS) or object?
Thanks nice video bro
All good info.
Weather conditions for drone?
How long charge?
Losing drone ?
I just got a DJI mini pro 3 on September 16 off of Amazon. My last software update I thought mention something about 0king them activating a remote ID on it. How can we tell if ours has the remote ID activated? By the way, I just got my part 107 certificate/license.
I want to get started but now I know the 13 things not to do. I figure that saves me the cost of a replacement drone.
I just got my DJI air 2s 3 days ago first time flyer but I've been flying drones on Xbox and the controls are very similar anyway one thing you forgot to mention which I've done twice which is stupid is don't power up the drone without first removing the gimbal protector.... but your videos very informative thank you.. I did subscribe.
My 2 cents on the gimble wheel: you can set up the app so that Fn button + gimble wheel acts as a zoom in & out 😊
Gimble go burrrrr. Okay, I lol'ed
Great tips! What prop blades are you using? They look like 1 piece and the Air 2S I just purchased has the collapsible 2 piece.
Hey can i ask what app you are using? Does it work for many drones also?
Do all or most drones save the videos on an SD card?
I look at many drone adverts typically on AliExpress but most do not mention where the videos are saved and do not mention SD cards.
Good video. I be been flying a Mavic clone for a while now. I have probably 10 or 12 FPV quads now, and never paid more than $100 for any of these. I've only broken two props, ever. One of mine got snagged in the carpet when picking it up. Yeah, it was a micro, stunt guad. Another, a wall. LOL
I've had one fly away. It was one of those El cheapo $20 Dollar Store quads. A camera, but no FPV.
This was an informative video. Good job.
Do u have an each one e58 or ex5