Thanks Chris, Once again your FPV videos are the only to inspire me to look into FPV. Have been checking into the equipment after the Buffalo Jump Videos. What a way to see the sights. One question the wing seemed to be covering ground very fast did you speed up the video or were you flying that fast?
Stephen, I only sped up the video once and that was just right before the dive down the mountain, but the proximity down the mountain and all the rest of the video is actual speed.
Absolutely incredible! What exactly were those steam clouds off in the distance at 2:46? Geysers? My only suggestions is moving the fpv cam over a little bit.
YES, we want MORE :-D
Awesome flight! I keep coming back to this! Shows how it's done ;)
Very nice 😊👍
Thanks, Frank! I'm hoping to do some good mountain proximity flying this summer.
Thanks Chris, Once again your FPV videos are the only to inspire me to look into FPV. Have been checking into the equipment after the Buffalo Jump Videos. What a way to see the sights. One question the wing seemed to be covering ground very fast did you speed up the video or were you flying that fast?
Stephen, I only sped up the video once and that was just right before the dive down the mountain, but the proximity down the mountain and all the rest of the video is actual speed.
thanks "got it" that is when I noticed most. It appears you were moving at a good clip the rest of the time.
Absolutely incredible! What exactly were those steam clouds off in the distance at 2:46? Geysers? My only suggestions is moving the fpv cam over a little bit.
Those were actually fires. Some farmers were burning of the dead grass in their fields.
this is Awesome..!
no GPS or FC? how far the peak from launch point?
I'm using the Dragon OSD and GPS. The peak of one mountain was 4 miles the other was just over 1 mile.
+burnsflyer that's pretty far.. nice job
What motor, prop size, and esc are you using?
wyomingoutdoors I'm using a Turnigy C3642-1250kv motor with a 10X5 Graupner prop and Turnigy 60Amp ESC