Everyones talking about the pause button lol imagine flying a real fpv drone with no pause button 😂 i wouldnt have ended up in a pond a couple times lmao
NIce vid dude! BUT 2 suggestions: 1. The pause button (left button) is your PANIC BUTTON - if you think you're introuble, just push that so the drone will regain its auto level position 2. NEVER DO THE FLIPS if you did not adjust your Gains - DJI's default is very slow and for Normal or Sport mode purposes only. Practice on high altitude so you have plenty of time to recover or push the PANIC BUTTON - Anyways great vid and happy flying!
- first practice in simulator in ACRO mode! - then get really good at flying fast and moving around objects in sport mode, speed limited to about 65 km/h with some wind in the back but that's already fun flying low to the ground. - while practicing sport mode and simulator, press that pause button all the time so it becomes muscle memory. This pause button if you get that in muscle memory will save you hunders of dollars of repair costs. Unlike a normal quad, you break this thing, it's over. Only DJI can repair it. - if you fly simulator then you will quickly realize how important the camera angle is. If you want to fly forward the quad has to pitch down, but now you are looking at the ground. So to fly forward while still having the horizon in the middle you need to pitch the camera up. - So extremely important that the camera angle of the avata has some UP ANGLE before you go in to manual. Otherwise while flying forward you are also flying down. In sport mode this is totally different. In sport mode you fly with 20 or 25 DOWN angle. So if you are use to 20 to 25% down angle and then switch to manual YOU ARE GOING TO CRASH. Unless you got that pause button in muscle memory. - When you are ready to switch to manual you keep the BANK LIMITED ENABLED IN THE BEGINNING. YOUR FIRST JOB IN MANUAL IS TROTTLE MANAGEMENT. - Finally when you have some time in simulator, when pressing that pauze button comes automatically, when you have flown in manual with correct up angle and banks limits on. Then is the time to take the bank limits off. Come on guys, do it the right way. Safe you money and time not being able to fly.
@@JJDrones Ofcourse man, everybody learns the way they learn. I posted this for people watching your video. Not everybody can afford to risk crashing something so expensive so many times in a row.
Seasoned FPV pilot here! I couldn’t agree more with your comment. CAMERA ANGLE IS EVERYTHING. Down angle in any quad is asking for disaster. SIM practice is a MUST. I have near 200 hrs in sims and about 100 in flights. Luckily we have access to such tools which we didn’t have in 2014. Keep practicing and don’t give up! FPV is great!
Oh and for real dude just hit the “DJI oh shit pause button” once I got the avata 2 after years of cinematic drones my respect for REAL fpv drone pilots is next level considering the talent those guys have.
Glad I watched, I'm in the same boat, new to FPV, and very tempted to get out and try. I've put a little time in the simulator, but not nearly enough. I know I'm going to crash, just gotta make sure I do it in a grassy area!
I'm extremely glad you watched because you're the type of person I'm trying to reach. Just go out there, use your drone the way that you want, and have fun! It helps to have DJI Care/Refresh in your back pocket, but as long as you aren't crashing into boulders you should be fine. Props are a different story, however, so make sure you have plenty lol
You are braver than I. I plan on flying a couple of batteries in Normal mode to get used to the throttle control being not sprung. Then I would go and try manual mode but with the angle limit switch on so that I could get a little used to manual mode without doing flips. Lastly (after gaining some confidence) I would turn off the angle limit and to go full aero mode. But you seem to be braving it out very well.
I figure if I'm going to do it, it'll be all in or just not do it. I'm glad I did because I'm getting much better the more I try. I appreciate you watching my friend
Understand that the throttle will function completely different from normal to manual regardless of the stick being sprung. If you drop the unsprung stick in normal mode it will just descend like a Mini/mavic. In manual mode the left stick is literally a gas pedal. It will fall from the sky if you put the stick down in manual
@brandon9689 I do understand what you're saying and I know that's the case. I do have a little bit of knowledge going into this, it's just my first time pulling the trigger and actually doing it, but I thank you for the comment and for watching!
I remember my first time trying Manuel, or acro,as the fpv community would call it, my experience was that it was very disorienting. But after a while it came to me, I’m still not great at it, but I can do alright.
I have been continuing to fly in manual mode and it's been an amazing adventure. Like you I'm not "good" at it, but I'm no longer crashing! Have a video coming on my progress that is really short, around 6 minutes probably on Friday.
I really like these videos where people think they can just put the drone in manual mode and fly it this is a perfect example of what happens, take the time to fly in a simulator before attempting to fly manual before you are qualified you will crash every time!
nice demonstration on why you must first learn with the simulator and with smaller drones and in areas without flying over people or busy roads. Be careful that if by mistake the drone ends up on the glass of the moving car on the road you can scare the driver of the car and cause a serious road accident due to your crazy fun.
@@JJDronesit’s not just about surroundings. It’s about spending time in a simulator to teach you how to fly and get you familiar with the controls. This is a great example why DJI doesn’t want inexperienced pilots flying their drones in manual mode. Get the sim time in. ❤
This is great! I like the way you walk us through the steps, setting up the controller, where to find things in the goggles, etc. And then give a very realistic demonstration of what it takes to get manual mode down! I haven't flipped the switch yet... I caught a bit of your live stream a few weeks ago, talking about negative comments. I thought you did a great job 👍👍
Thank you Tammie Jean! I flew again to practice today and I tried low flying and even hovering in manual mode and it's tricky! However I feel if I can have that much control flying it I can do anything! Thank you for your kind words!
I do a lot of flying over water and my Avata 2 is the first FPV drone I've used. After watching this video, I think I'll stick to the motion controller and slower Normal/Sport modes for a few more months (years?!). :)
And above all, you absolutely must have the reflex of the pause, pause, pause button, and also for greater safety, go high enough. So that the famous pause button can act and then go down when you know how to fly straight. This is also what the simulator is for. You are so funny, I can't wait for the next video. 👍👍👍😂😂😂
Hey man, well done! It takes a lot of humility to share a video like this where you're new and sucking at something haha. How are you now? I'm sure you're way better 4 months later. I have been flying almost daily in manual mode over the last few weeks. No sim, just out in the real world. Trial and error. A few crashes, a few scuffs, a few broken props. Now I'm able to dive and flip relatively smoothy. Seeing the progress in just a couple weeks is so neat. But obviously I have a loooong way to go. Like you said, it's very humbling and makes you respect the pros so much more. Keep flying!! Will check out more of your vids :D
Great sharing about your first fly, I made it also 2 days ago, and without any crash, okay I have 700h of sim ! and also the Avata 1, so that's help a bit
Better than my first try. Yes the pause button is your friend. Again check out Xavier, he learned on the first avata and shows a great way to learn with the avata 2.
It’s cool to watch you improve as you go! I’m still learning manual mode myself . One thing that helped a lot was try it on simulators ( I like velocidrone) . I also learned from flying cheaper cinewhoop drones ! Keep it up! If you insist learning without simulatinors , try flying higher on the rolls and flips !
Yes I learned that from that flight 😂. But I definitely know after my most recent practice, which I'll try to post in a video, that it's all about patience and easy control over the sticks. Appreciate you watching!
Mine crashed once while flying slowly by a tree, hit a small branch I did not see and sent it crashing to the ground, camera lens hit a small rock on impact and damaged the lens, rest of the drone was fine with no damage.. what a bummer, broke the most expensive part on the 3rd day lol
Thank you for the friendly advice, and thank you for watching! But now that I've flown a couple times I haven't crashed in quite some time. I know it's going to crash at some point because as they say in the FPV world, if you're not crashing, you're not flying. I'll keep on my journey, and if you watch my video coming out tonight, you'll see the progress that I've made to this point!
Amazing, I like your Content. Ans also i like the scene at last with the truck in the desert. by one scene i must smiling. because you remeber me at our Vacation. we was at 22.June in the Best Western Hotel. :-) I'm looking forward to your next flight.
Try to gain some altitude first so you can figure it out. As well you can press the pause button to freeze it. But give it some altitude so you have reaction time. Everything is quick very quick.
It is especially important not to unlock the altitude limit mode at the beginning to prevent the drone from turning on itself right left and front to back. But I admit I had a good laugh 😂😂😂😂
I'm just waiting for my controller 3 to arrive then I'll be doing my first time fpv flight, I have been using fpv freerider on my android tablet with a xbox controller for about 30 mins a day since avata 2 got realised, hopefully I don't crash the thing 😂 I feel pretty confident after all the hours I've put in.
just tried in my backyard, boy did that fail. Didnt adjust the screws on the remotes toggle. 3 houses down, 2 broken props but shes all there. Going to an air field next attempt. Still in shock haha
hello sir , i have been flying drones over 10 years and have never tried full manual . this is how i envision myself . i hate to crash and break stuff . on the fence if i should buy the remote 3 and try manual . i do have the fpv drone to so i can go 60mph with that one in sport mode . they should have done something similar with this drone . probably as simple as a software change . thanks for the real life first manual flight . oh by the way are you pinching? i am a thumb `er .
Thank you so much for watching and I appreciate your feedback. I have tried thumbing and it doesn't work for me, so I am a full pincher. Hope you try full manual some time!
@@JJDrones thiking about it .but def not a pincher here so that may makes things even harder . but been flying drones over 10 years in assisted modes . i subbed your channel
@@JJDronesall I can say is I know it takes practice but it seems like you picked it up pretty quick. You may be a natural, eh? And don’t listen to these nay sayers on here. You were 100% safe in your flying location. I watched your live from yesterday and you guys cracked me up.
@WeretheRoberts thank you my friend and we'll have to have you two on the live stream as a guest at some point. But just know that my evil Chinese overlords will be watching every move you make until then *insert evil laugh*
Great video demonstrating real-life experience! I wouldn't be brave enough to try it in manual mode. Maybe in the future, but I tried it in a simulator and it just didn't click with me, even after a few hours.
If you truly want to do it, you just have to go out and try. Whether you fail or succeed it's going to be ok as long as you're having fun! Plus DJI Care refresh in your back pocket lol. Thank you so much for watching!
It took me more than a couple of hours in the sim before it started making sense, too. I've flown 3D helicopters in the equivalent of "full acro" mode and those are pretty challenging, but the inputs are very different in places, so I think I was fighting some of that muscle memory when trying full acro in a quad in the sim. The thing that finally made it click was when I realized that both sticks to the left or right together is what make it do a flat yaw. Once I realized that, it was just a matter of experimenting with different amounts of roll to do different degrees of turning. Give it a few more hours in the sim - it will click eventually and when it does, it's tons of fun. I'm sure it will be fun when I'm finally brave enough to try on the Avata 2. I'm ready - I'd just like to get to a more open area for the first few flights.
I definitely agree with you on the muscle memory thing, you really have to fight that after only flying camera drones, and I'm not perfect but I'm getting better. Thank you so much for watching
Great video sir. I have a question. When you are in manual mode, your throttle is not in the center, and you switch to normal mode, will the drone decend because the left stick is downward off center point?
That's a great question, and when I switch from manual to normal mode I use the pause button first, I'm sure you don't have to, but it's the way I do it. So it will freeze the drone in the air. After you unlock it then with the stick in the down position, yes it will just descend. But you can position the stick to the center so it functions as it typically does in normal mode. Thanks for the question!
Is the avata 2 just as good if you use the other remote and 8 crashes I'd probs do more to be honest but ill get 1 im only used to a tello currently lol
I would say it's just as good with the motion controller it's just different. I've become addicted to flying in acro now and I'm getting better with each flight. I honestly believe that everyone should at least try because it's an entirely different flying experience!
@@JJDrones you’re welcome. I’m also practicing at the moment. Quite hard to grasp manual mode for me, still can not keep my altitude low and make turns easily in the simulation. I’m at 6-7 hours now I guess. Long way to go 🤞🤞 but it’s gonna be fun. 🏄♂️🏄♂️😇
Please for the love of God practice on a simulator first, I cannot stand watching you destroy money like that. People like me save a year to get something like that and it will be another 4 months of saving before I can get another one to watch. You just smash it into the ground is horrible. Please keep practicing and enjoy your new toy. I can't wait to get mine!
Thanks for watching! I do things my way, wrong or not, but in the end I'm learning and having fun. In fact I feel after my last flight I'm gaining some confidence and getting better!
Drones are a waste of money and time .. fritter your money away on something else..donate it to the Palestinian orphans your government helped to create.God bless America.
My wife in the next room working on her art started laughing at your comments. You took off the safety feature that stops it from flipping and flying out of range. I guess you do not need the training the wheels.
I try to explore new things and this was new for me. It's been a lot of fun learning, thank you for the comment and tell your wife I thank her for laughing.
Bro. You know that there is a pause button on the remote you don’t need to crash the drone not even once you need to research before you try anything 😂😂😂 baby boomers are dangerously scary
@@JJDrones lol..... I remember when I first attempted acro for the first time. In comparison you looked like a pro! I admire your attitude of not giving up. That's the way you gotta be and u will be flying acro in no time. As they say in the community "if your not crashing, then your not flying" Peace brother.
@steve16171617 peace bro, you know the second time I flew I only crashed twice and the third I was quick on the pause button so I didn't crash at all, but only needed it a couple of times. I plan on doing a short video of my progress soon, but I'm learning to love acro! I can definitely say that I'm going to keep trying until I get it!
@@JJDrones and the reward will be great when you experience the magic of being FPV free flight like a hawk in the sky diving with pin point accuracy! 👍👍
I put like because appreciate your work to do and upload video, but man, u did so many mistakes :) the first one - download simulator and learn how to fly manual fpv in there before crushing your expensive equipment so many times. Learn that u have a pause button u can press any time when u about to crush and your avata2 will magically hover with no crush!
I have a Live Stream every Sunday at 7 PM Central time, and one of the tag lines is Welcome to the Train Wreck. I even sell Shirts, you can check it out! I do things the way I do them, and sometimes they work, other times they don't. In the end it's all about the learning process and having fun, right? Thank you so much for watching!
Look like you don’t know what are you doing? I prefer you start with a normal mode then you try the manual mode . because manual mode doesn’t have GPS lock on position , you will crash a drone or lost your drone that caused your money .
Try not to learn like that you will cost money crashing that drone because it’s very repairable right now and no accessory part to purchase right now . try to do normal and sport mode catching cinematic footage enjoy your flight before you abuse your drone on manual mode . Remember that is not a $70 drone that is $700 drone.🤔 have fun flying 👍👌🥃🥃
here i am wanting this thing pretty badly. and here you are destroying the thing i love but dont got money for it lol. I also know way more about the product than you, even i dont have it, and you do.
It’s like he’s trying to look like a fool. I’m not an internet hater but dear lord this is cringe. Dude…. just go practice online THEN fly. He has to be either slow or trolling people trying to destroy a brand new Avata like that. I mean if you have f-u money I get it but still….as our pathetic president would say “CMON man”
you dont know fly in manual learn on simulator before try ... if you have not fly in manual NEVER TRY it with reel drone use simulator, anyway congratulation for your courrage on unconscience lol
@@JJDrones you are lucky as far, avata is not good device to learn , use a cheap drone 90$ more easy to fix, . simulator is limited not realy like reel one
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Everyones talking about the pause button lol imagine flying a real fpv drone with no pause button 😂 i wouldnt have ended up in a pond a couple times lmao
That's very true, you have zero training wheels on a true fpv quad. Thanks for the trip back to reality 😂
@@JJDrones us fpv pilots are just psychopaths who love building and fixing things 😂 it's just fun and rewarding, the possibilities are endless!
@@JJDrones i trained in a simulator for a few hours there was no normal mode on my first fpv copter :D
@bluefpv3263 very cool
Because this is for training when you graduate you go to fearl fpv that’s why people start with this drones
NIce vid dude! BUT 2 suggestions: 1. The pause button (left button) is your PANIC BUTTON - if you think you're introuble, just push that so the drone will regain its auto level position 2. NEVER DO THE FLIPS if you did not adjust your Gains - DJI's default is very slow and for Normal or Sport mode purposes only. Practice on high altitude so you have plenty of time to recover or push the PANIC BUTTON - Anyways great vid and happy flying!
Thank you so much for all your advice and I will definitely look on changing those levels!
@@JJDrones you can also program your C1 button with a double clic for the turtle mode, easier to get it instead to go through the menu
@SteveSandbox yes thank you, I fixed that in the settings earlier yesterday. Thankfully I haven't needed to try it out yet.
@JJDrones changing those rates won't help you will still crash learn to fly manual in a sim first unless you have more money then sense!
- first practice in simulator in ACRO mode!
- then get really good at flying fast and moving around objects in sport mode, speed limited to about 65 km/h with some wind in the back but that's already fun flying low to the ground.
- while practicing sport mode and simulator, press that pause button all the time so it becomes muscle memory. This pause button if you get that in muscle memory will save you hunders of dollars of repair costs. Unlike a normal quad, you break this thing, it's over. Only DJI can repair it.
- if you fly simulator then you will quickly realize how important the camera angle is. If you want to fly forward the quad has to pitch down, but now you are looking at the ground. So to fly forward while still having the horizon in the middle you need to pitch the camera up.
- So extremely important that the camera angle of the avata has some UP ANGLE before you go in to manual. Otherwise while flying forward you are also flying down. In sport mode this is totally different. In sport mode you fly with 20 or 25 DOWN angle. So if you are use to 20 to 25% down angle and then switch to manual YOU ARE GOING TO CRASH. Unless you got that pause button in muscle memory.
- When you are ready to switch to manual you keep the BANK LIMITED ENABLED IN THE BEGINNING. YOUR FIRST JOB IN MANUAL IS TROTTLE MANAGEMENT.
- Finally when you have some time in simulator, when pressing that pauze button comes automatically, when you have flown in manual with correct up angle and banks limits on. Then is the time to take the bank limits off.
Come on guys, do it the right way. Safe you money and time not being able to fly.
Thanks for the tips, I really do meant it, but I do things the way I do them because it's how I learn. Thank you for watching!
@@JJDrones Ofcourse man, everybody learns the way they learn. I posted this for people watching your video. Not everybody can afford to risk crashing something so expensive so many times in a row.
Seasoned FPV pilot here! I couldn’t agree more with your comment. CAMERA ANGLE IS EVERYTHING.
Down angle in any quad is asking for disaster. SIM practice is a MUST. I have near 200 hrs in sims and about 100 in flights.
Luckily we have access to such tools which we didn’t have in 2014.
Keep practicing and don’t give up! FPV is great!
😂@@JJDrones
Oh and for real dude just hit the “DJI oh shit pause button” once I got the avata 2 after years of cinematic drones my respect for REAL fpv drone pilots is next level considering the talent those guys have.
I practiced on a sim for a month straight and now it's like riding a bike. That was painful to watch
Lol well thank you for watching, there's plenty of other practice flights after this as I'm improving that you should have much less pain watching
@@JJDronesit will be destroyed way before you learn to fly it but do it your way .
Your the first person I watched that just said the hell with it..let’s just do it👍👍👍
Sometimes you just have to have fun right? That's why we fly! Risk it for the biscuit! Lol thank you so much
Glad I watched, I'm in the same boat, new to FPV, and very tempted to get out and try. I've put a little time in the simulator, but not nearly enough. I know I'm going to crash, just gotta make sure I do it in a grassy area!
I'm extremely glad you watched because you're the type of person I'm trying to reach. Just go out there, use your drone the way that you want, and have fun! It helps to have DJI Care/Refresh in your back pocket, but as long as you aren't crashing into boulders you should be fine. Props are a different story, however, so make sure you have plenty lol
You are braver than I. I plan on flying a couple of batteries in Normal mode to get used to the throttle control being not sprung. Then I would go and try manual mode but with the angle limit switch on so that I could get a little used to manual mode without doing flips. Lastly (after gaining some confidence) I would turn off the angle limit and to go full aero mode.
But you seem to be braving it out very well.
I figure if I'm going to do it, it'll be all in or just not do it. I'm glad I did because I'm getting much better the more I try. I appreciate you watching my friend
Understand that the throttle will function completely different from normal to manual regardless of the stick being sprung.
If you drop the unsprung stick in normal mode it will just descend like a Mini/mavic. In manual mode the left stick is literally a gas pedal. It will fall from the sky if you put the stick down in manual
@brandon9689 I do understand what you're saying and I know that's the case. I do have a little bit of knowledge going into this, it's just my first time pulling the trigger and actually doing it, but I thank you for the comment and for watching!
I remember my first time trying Manuel, or acro,as the fpv community would call it, my experience was that it was very disorienting. But after a while it came to me, I’m still not great at it, but I can do alright.
I have been continuing to fly in manual mode and it's been an amazing adventure. Like you I'm not "good" at it, but I'm no longer crashing! Have a video coming on my progress that is really short, around 6 minutes probably on Friday.
I really like these videos where people think they can just put the drone in manual mode and fly it this is a perfect example of what happens, take the time to fly in a simulator before attempting to fly manual before you are qualified you will crash every time!
Thank you so much for watching but I definitely have made great strides in my ability.
nice demonstration on why you must first learn with the simulator and with smaller drones and in areas without flying over people or busy roads. Be careful that if by mistake the drone ends up on the glass of the moving car on the road you can scare the driver of the car and cause a serious road accident due to your crazy fun.
I appreciate you watching, and I'm fully aware of my surroundings. But either way I'm glad you watched
@@JJDronesit’s not just about surroundings. It’s about spending time in a simulator to teach you how to fly and get you familiar with the controls.
This is a great example why DJI doesn’t want inexperienced pilots flying their drones in manual mode.
Get the sim time in. ❤
@saintkenny9296 I appreciate the advice and I definitely will do what I feel works for me.
@@JJDronestens of drones and thousands of dollars later maybe you can't make someone be smart .
@DESTINYFPV 😂😂😂
Every beginner should put at least 10 hours into simulator before the real thing! But I guess ppl prefer to learn the hard way.
I definitely do a lot of things the hard way, it's kind of my thing 😂. But thanks for the info
@@JJDrones Im sure we’ve all been through that😊🙌
This is great! I like the way you walk us through the steps, setting up the controller, where to find things in the goggles, etc. And then give a very realistic demonstration of what it takes to get manual mode down! I haven't flipped the switch yet... I caught a bit of your live stream a few weeks ago, talking about negative comments. I thought you did a great job 👍👍
Thank you Tammie Jean! I flew again to practice today and I tried low flying and even hovering in manual mode and it's tricky! However I feel if I can have that much control flying it I can do anything! Thank you for your kind words!
If you failed you can press pause everything be okay
Yes, thank you, I am getting used to hitting the pause button now. That makes it so much better!
I do a lot of flying over water and my Avata 2 is the first FPV drone I've used. After watching this video, I think I'll stick to the motion controller and slower Normal/Sport modes for a few more months (years?!). :)
LMAO if you watch some of my practice flights after this I'm getting better. It's all about practice! Thank you my friend
LOL, this is the funniest FPV video on youtube :)
Thank you very much I'm glad you enjoyed it!
And above all, you absolutely must have the reflex of the pause, pause, pause button, and also for greater safety, go high enough. So that the famous pause button can act and then go down when you know how to fly straight. This is also what the simulator is for. You are so funny, I can't wait for the next video. 👍👍👍😂😂😂
Thank you so much for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Great video Jason. The only way to learn is to get out there and send it. Thanks for sharing bro. HUGE 👍
Thank you for waiting until the end to hit the thumbs up 😂
Hey man, well done! It takes a lot of humility to share a video like this where you're new and sucking at something haha. How are you now? I'm sure you're way better 4 months later. I have been flying almost daily in manual mode over the last few weeks. No sim, just out in the real world. Trial and error. A few crashes, a few scuffs, a few broken props. Now I'm able to dive and flip relatively smoothy. Seeing the progress in just a couple weeks is so neat. But obviously I have a loooong way to go. Like you said, it's very humbling and makes you respect the pros so much more. Keep flying!! Will check out more of your vids :D
Manual mode isn't for the faint of heart but keep at it, the journey is so much fun!
Great sharing about your first fly, I made it also 2 days ago, and without any crash, okay I have 700h of sim ! and also the Avata 1, so that's help a bit
Thank you very much for watching my friend! I hope you'll watch as I improve my flying!
28:08 I felt that, deep down. Ouch!
Lol thank you Sir, I really appreciate you watching the video, but I've vastly improved since this was taken
Better than my first try. Yes the pause button is your friend. Again check out Xavier, he learned on the first avata and shows a great way to learn with the avata 2.
Thank you very much Jeff and Xavier does have a lot of great tips
I replaced the stock stickers to longer ones from Amazon. I also use pitch method. It's a game changer. I fly much better now in manual mode.
Thank you so much I'll look into them!
Most important thing is your having fun ! Get some sim time and youll learn how to control the drone much better.
Thank you so much
It’s cool to watch you improve as you go! I’m still learning manual mode myself . One thing that helped a lot was try it on simulators ( I like velocidrone) . I also learned from flying cheaper cinewhoop drones ! Keep it up! If you insist learning without simulatinors , try flying higher on the rolls and flips !
Yes I learned that from that flight 😂. But I definitely know after my most recent practice, which I'll try to post in a video, that it's all about patience and easy control over the sticks. Appreciate you watching!
Mine crashed once while flying slowly by a tree, hit a small branch I did not see and sent it crashing to the ground, camera lens hit a small rock on impact and damaged the lens, rest of the drone was fine with no damage.. what a bummer, broke the most expensive part on the 3rd day lol
That's a bummer but hopefully care refresh is going to save you
Manual mode + Human logic= videos Just Like This😂🤔
LOl man that was cool watching you crash. I just got mines and can't imagine how much crashes I will have...lol great video!!!
Thank you so much and happy crashing lol
LOL...that drone is pretty durable! Just props damaged is pretty impressive!
I mean I wouldn't crash it into a boulder but it's really good as a weed eater lol. I appreciate you watching Scott!
Friendly advice: Crashing your drone over and over again is much cheaper when done in the simulator.
Thank you for the friendly advice, and thank you for watching! But now that I've flown a couple times I haven't crashed in quite some time. I know it's going to crash at some point because as they say in the FPV world, if you're not crashing, you're not flying. I'll keep on my journey, and if you watch my video coming out tonight, you'll see the progress that I've made to this point!
@@JJDrones Best of luck, and enjoy that path.
@adunsky thank you and I'm enjoying the heck out of it!
Amazing, I like your Content. Ans also i like the scene at last with the truck in the desert. by one scene i must smiling. because you remeber me at our Vacation. we was at 22.June in the Best Western Hotel. :-) I'm looking forward to your next flight.
Thank you so much I appreciate you watching!
One more thing you have a location beeper on this drone to help you locate it. You did well enjoyed the video. I still have to learn manual.
I have to figure that one out but even Dustin Dunnill wasn't aware of it I think because he got a third party locater so I'll check that out, thanks!
Try to gain some altitude first so you can figure it out. As well you can press the pause button to freeze it. But give it some altitude so you have reaction time. Everything is quick very quick.
Thank you very much, I appreciate the advice!
It is especially important not to unlock the altitude limit mode at the beginning to prevent the drone from turning on itself right left and front to back. But I admit I had a good laugh 😂😂😂😂
Then you got the intent of the video and I'm glad you enjoyed it
I'm just waiting for my controller 3 to arrive then I'll be doing my first time fpv flight, I have been using fpv freerider on my android tablet with a xbox controller for about 30 mins a day since avata 2 got realised, hopefully I don't crash the thing 😂 I feel pretty confident after all the hours I've put in.
Awesome my friend, I'm sure all that time will have been well worth it, and I know you're going to love it!
just tried in my backyard, boy did that fail. Didnt adjust the screws on the remotes toggle. 3 houses down, 2 broken props but shes all there. Going to an air field next attempt. Still in shock haha
Lol well at least you tried and definitely adjust those sticks! Plus open fields highly recommended lol
you have a short cut key on button C1 for tuttle double click
I appreciate this one, I will definitely remember it! Thank you!
@@JJDrones I think you have to set it in controle menue
@did3d523 thank you I'll look
hello sir , i have been flying drones over 10 years and have never tried full manual . this is how i envision myself . i hate to crash and break stuff . on the fence if i should buy the remote 3 and try manual . i do have the fpv drone to so i can go 60mph with that one in sport mode . they should have done something similar with this drone . probably as simple as a software change . thanks for the real life first manual flight . oh by the way are you pinching? i am a thumb `er .
Thank you so much for watching and I appreciate your feedback. I have tried thumbing and it doesn't work for me, so I am a full pincher. Hope you try full manual some time!
@@JJDrones thiking about it .but def not a pincher here so that may makes things even harder . but been flying drones over 10 years in assisted modes . i subbed your channel
@fnkycoldmedina thank you my friend
Wow!
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You really should have put a SWIFT sticker on your drone before trying to fly it manually.
Believe it or not I still crash less than Swift lol
dang, man you actually figured it out!!! mostly, eh? lol Your reaction to crash #8 was hilarious... "Dog on it"... hahaha
Yeah kind of lol, but I'm happy I took the leap and gave it a shot. I'm actually getting better ever time I fly it! Thank you brother!
@@JJDronesall I can say is I know it takes practice but it seems like you picked it up pretty quick. You may be a natural, eh? And don’t listen to these nay sayers on here. You were 100% safe in your flying location. I watched your live from yesterday and you guys cracked me up.
@WeretheRoberts thank you my friend and we'll have to have you two on the live stream as a guest at some point. But just know that my evil Chinese overlords will be watching every move you make until then *insert evil laugh*
@@JJDroneshahahaha. Good luck getting Kristi to agree to that. Lol
@WeretheRoberts lol I'm not a miracle workers
Watch Exavier about flying this drone in manual mode if you are not going to practice in a simulator. Excellent plan he has. God bless and good luck.
I did watch his video, and I definitely understand his reasoning, and I appreciate the advice!
Lol great video man.
Thank you very much AJ!
Great video demonstrating real-life experience! I wouldn't be brave enough to try it in manual mode. Maybe in the future, but I tried it in a simulator and it just didn't click with me, even after a few hours.
If you truly want to do it, you just have to go out and try. Whether you fail or succeed it's going to be ok as long as you're having fun! Plus DJI Care refresh in your back pocket lol. Thank you so much for watching!
@@JJDrones thanks!
It took me more than a couple of hours in the sim before it started making sense, too. I've flown 3D helicopters in the equivalent of "full acro" mode and those are pretty challenging, but the inputs are very different in places, so I think I was fighting some of that muscle memory when trying full acro in a quad in the sim. The thing that finally made it click was when I realized that both sticks to the left or right together is what make it do a flat yaw. Once I realized that, it was just a matter of experimenting with different amounts of roll to do different degrees of turning. Give it a few more hours in the sim - it will click eventually and when it does, it's tons of fun. I'm sure it will be fun when I'm finally brave enough to try on the Avata 2. I'm ready - I'd just like to get to a more open area for the first few flights.
I definitely agree with you on the muscle memory thing, you really have to fight that after only flying camera drones, and I'm not perfect but I'm getting better. Thank you so much for watching
@@speeddemon467Thanks for the helpful reply, I really appreciate it! Of course, I'll give it as many tries as needed. It's a challenge!
Flip it to normal if your falling it literally corrects it self
Great video sir. I have a question. When you are in manual mode, your throttle is not in the center, and you switch to normal mode, will the drone decend because the left stick is downward off center point?
That's a great question, and when I switch from manual to normal mode I use the pause button first, I'm sure you don't have to, but it's the way I do it. So it will freeze the drone in the air. After you unlock it then with the stick in the down position, yes it will just descend. But you can position the stick to the center so it functions as it typically does in normal mode. Thanks for the question!
@@JJDrones in normal mode, you have to center yourselves the throttle, so it never stays at the alt because you are never exactly at the center !
@SteveSandbox thank you very much for the tip my friend!
No, drone will hovering until you toch the stick
amazing video
Thank you so much my friend!
Is the avata 2 just as good if you use the other remote and 8 crashes I'd probs do more to be honest but ill get 1 im only used to a tello currently lol
I would say it's just as good with the motion controller it's just different. I've become addicted to flying in acro now and I'm getting better with each flight. I honestly believe that everyone should at least try because it's an entirely different flying experience!
liked this video because you did the FLIP!! much respect!!! you got some Cojones on you!! lmao my first time went the same way too.
Lol thank you so much. It's fun to really push yourself outside of your comfort zone and this day was no exception. I appreciate you watching!
Like done and One more subscribed
Thank you very much I appreciate the support!
There is a better way you can use liftoff simulator, it works with dji controller. Actually a 30 hour practice will save your drone 😄😇😇
I appreciate you watching and I'll check it out
@@JJDrones you’re welcome. I’m also practicing at the moment. Quite hard to grasp manual mode for me, still can not keep my altitude low and make turns easily in the simulation. I’m at 6-7 hours now I guess. Long way to go 🤞🤞 but it’s gonna be fun. 🏄♂️🏄♂️😇
Did the second drop occur in normal mode?
No it was in manual mode
J'adore ❤❤❤😂😂😂
Did you practice ACRO in a sim before trying this?
A little bit but not as much as everyone says I should. But I like to do things the hard way
Please for the love of God practice on a simulator first, I cannot stand watching you destroy money like that. People like me save a year to get something like that and it will be another 4 months of saving before I can get another one to watch. You just smash it into the ground is horrible. Please keep practicing and enjoy your new toy. I can't wait to get mine!
Thanks for watching! I do things my way, wrong or not, but in the end I'm learning and having fun. In fact I feel after my last flight I'm gaining some confidence and getting better!
@@JJDrones good luck.Lol. I'll be here watching 👍🏽🥂
@silverfox74 very well said and I appreciate your comment. I was hoping someone would understand everything you just said 😂
@silverfox74 thank you for the advice, the kind words, and welcome to the channel! I truly appreciate your support!
Drones are a waste of money and time .. fritter your money away on something else..donate it to the Palestinian orphans your government helped to create.God bless America.
This is all pilot error, you need to do simulator for several hours before you try manual, I can’t believe it still flies after this, 😂
D more get baking soda and ca glue
My wife in the next room working on her art started laughing at your comments. You took off the safety feature that stops it from flipping and flying out of range. I guess you do not need the training the wheels.
I try to explore new things and this was new for me. It's been a lot of fun learning, thank you for the comment and tell your wife I thank her for laughing.
Bro. You know that there is a pause button on the remote you don’t need to crash the drone not even once you need to research before you try anything 😂😂😂 baby boomers are dangerously scary
9:50 this was so random...
The entire video was lol
Ok so manual mode is rarely ever used for line of site. Must use goggles. You need a sim
Thank you Steve, I did figure that out in the first 5 minutes of the video 😂. Thanks for watching though!
@@JJDrones lol..... I remember when I first attempted acro for the first time. In comparison you looked like a pro! I admire your attitude of not giving up. That's the way you gotta be and u will be flying acro in no time. As they say in the community "if your not crashing, then your not flying" Peace brother.
@steve16171617 peace bro, you know the second time I flew I only crashed twice and the third I was quick on the pause button so I didn't crash at all, but only needed it a couple of times. I plan on doing a short video of my progress soon, but I'm learning to love acro! I can definitely say that I'm going to keep trying until I get it!
@@JJDrones and the reward will be great when you experience the magic of being FPV free flight like a hawk in the sky diving with pin point accuracy! 👍👍
I put like because appreciate your work to do and upload video, but man, u did so many mistakes :) the first one - download simulator and learn how to fly manual fpv in there before crushing your expensive equipment so many times. Learn that u have a pause button u can press any time when u about to crush and your avata2 will magically hover with no crush!
A great video on what NOT to do.
I have a Live Stream every Sunday at 7 PM Central time, and one of the tag lines is Welcome to the Train Wreck. I even sell Shirts, you can check it out! I do things the way I do them, and sometimes they work, other times they don't. In the end it's all about the learning process and having fun, right? Thank you so much for watching!
Look like you don’t know what are you doing? I prefer you start with a normal mode then you try the manual mode . because manual mode doesn’t have GPS lock on position , you will crash a drone or lost your drone that caused your money .
Thank you for the advice but I'm learning more with each flight
Try not to learn like that you will cost money crashing that drone because it’s very repairable right now and no accessory part to purchase right now . try to do normal and sport mode catching cinematic footage enjoy your flight before you abuse your drone on manual mode . Remember that is not a $70 drone that is $700 drone.🤔 have fun flying 👍👌🥃🥃
@badboytommy187 thanks for the advice but I think I'm doing ok
here i am wanting this thing pretty badly. and here you are destroying the thing i love but dont got money for it lol.
I also know way more about the product than you, even i dont have it, and you do.
Thanks very much for watching
@@JJDrones Thx for making though !
Na yea just send it 😂
why start to learn like that , not the best way to show people how to start fpv with an avata .
Because it's how I learn. May not be for everyone and I get that, but it's how I got out of my fears and just did it
dude wtf just play some fpv simualtion games before this !!!
😂😂😂 thanks for watching!
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It’s like he’s trying to look like a fool. I’m not an internet hater but dear lord this is cringe. Dude…. just go practice online THEN fly. He has to be either slow or trolling people trying to destroy a brand new Avata like that. I mean if you have f-u money I get it but still….as our pathetic president would say “CMON man”
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you dont know fly in manual learn on simulator before try ... if you have not fly in manual NEVER TRY it with reel drone use simulator, anyway congratulation for your courrage on unconscience lol
Thanks for the tips, but we all learn in different ways, and I was confident in the Avata 2 that it could handle crashing in some grass lol
@@JJDrones you are lucky as far, avata is not good device to learn , use a cheap drone 90$ more easy to fix, . simulator is limited not realy like reel one
@@did3d523 I'm doing ok my friend, but thank you
These are the kind of people who caused drone rules to be more strict. DJI should remotely disable his drone. Someone reported this idiot.
Thank you for your comment! It'll go well on my live stream I'm having this Sunday. 😂😂😂 This idiot thanks you