4 Tips for New Drone Pilots - Less Stress, More Fun!
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- Do you get stressed when you fly a drone? Are you always nervous when flying? This is a first in a series of quick tips to help drone pilots overcome some of the stress that accompanies flying a drone. Whether you are new or seasoned, these videos should help you have more fun. Let me know if you want to see more!
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I have owned drones as a hobby flier, for almost 7 years, just flying around my own neighborhood ,not bothering anybody ,but lately with all the rules they have come up with, it sounds more complicated than when I had my commercial helicopter license. MY Q500 4K homes in on the transmitter ,not the take off spot, on return to home it will come back, land and shut down with no input from me. I enjoyed flying and see it as a small plastic toy, not a full size airplane, like the rules seem to see them. I have not flown them in over a year because of all the scary rules. I am 75 years old now and it seems like every time I find a hobby I enjoy, they regulate it out of my budget.
That is really a shame as I don’t think they are quite on the level as a 747
@@fireball2275 Tell the FAA that. LOL Of course there may be a few different rules for flying a 747 in your own back yard.
@@bb1040 just a few...
@@fireball2275 correct
@@bb1040 maybe there less than you expect
This is EXACTLY what I’ve been going though this week. I got my first drone the DJI Mini 2 three days ago and I’m slowly getting less scared of it by flying daily. Thanks for this.
Ronald, I have flown for a few years and the most secure feeling is with the Mavic Mini 2. I have just gotten the Mini 3 Pro and letting the Mini 2 go with much afterthought. Very cool drone.
3 day as of today myself. Mini 2 as well
I’m going to get the mini 3 pro in a month!
Update: I have had so much fun with my Mini 2 this summer that I decided to get myself an early Christmas present and I ordered a DJI Air 2S. I’ll let you know how it goes when I receive it.
Great tips; thanks Russ!
Another tip for more control when landing is switching the fly mode to cinema on the last few feet. This allows for smaller and smoother moves to get it to land on the pad in case it's a bit off.
When I was a beginner, the landing pad was a great tool to practice manual returns and landings. One you get comfortable with that, hand launching and landing is much easier to do.
I’ve been flying drones for a little over two years and didn’t really consider myself a beginner but did learn a couple of awesome tips from this video. Great job Russ and thanks for the help. I think I heard it 13 times including the two during your discussion of how to win.
As everyone knows, practice is very important for drone shooting. What can be recommended here furthere is while staying indoor you can get a drone simulator called SimuDrone. You can use your own DJI remote controller for practice. Thanks any way.
New to drones and a channel like this is fantastic! I really enjoy your delivery of the information and it helps to see I'm not alone in my initial nervousness to fly lol. Bought a DJI Mini 3 about a week ago and still practicing joystick moves to get smooth control of the drone.
The best part of a land pad is also accomplished by using my drone case for take off without grass or sand being involved with flight. I do hand landings from my Mini3 pro from the tail (grasping) battery section thus avoiding bottom sensors.
Russ you are so right. I have learned that it is always best to hover about 20 feet above the landing zone for around 30 seconds before going off to fly. This is more true for both my DJI Mini 2 and DJI Mavic Air 2. The Mavic Air 2 will land right on every time. I carry extra SD cards in my fly bags.
Such a great topic/observation. I have been through this twice.
First time as a newbie and a second time after I hadn’t used my drone for over a year.
Now I am working up the nerve to launch and land my drone on my moving sail boat.
I have almost lost my drone twice trying to launch, unsuccessfully, from my boat
Hand launch & hand land is better
My biggest worry when I first started flying drones (non GPS) was battling the wind & trying to keep them out of the trees, sadly not always successfully. I heard you say "contrast" 11 times on location & another 2 times when you were describing the competition, so that would a be a total of 13 times. Keeping putting out this great content Russ, greetings from Australia! 🦘👍😎
I appreciate your help and information on drones. I have a Mavic Pro 2 and flew it for the first time yesterday. Nerves were definitely on edge to say the least. I set all my control settings as per your videos. That helped calm my first flight jitters. I am from South Dakota but travel year round. Retired and in my 70's but very active. Thanks again for your great videos.
Russ, I live in Corrales, New Mexico and I’m also saying 13 times for the contrast comment. Even though I have a year and a half of experience, I alway enjoy basic training because I always learn something helpful. Vince Lombardi used to tell the Packers at the first training session in the Spring, “Gentlemen, this is a football.” He believed and I concur, the basics are important. Keep up the good work.
The landing pad also is a really helpful take-off pad when you're in a location that isn't the best for take-off. Like lots of weeds, rocks, dirt, etc.
I heard the word “contrast” 11 times in the instructions and 2 more times when you were telling us about the give away. I’m located in Fort worth, TX. I have an Ecoflow plus Booster and the solar panels. They are great and they got me through several power problems during power outages from weather problems. Once again, Ecoflow is the bomb. Love your videos!
Powerstation is a handy way when flying drones and Ecoflow is a very good brand in my experience.
13 times total, I heard the word "contrast". I live in Valparaiso Indiana, and I'm currently studying for my part 107 test. I really enjoy your videos. Always looking forward to the next one. Thanks for all you do!
Great video, Russ. You always know what we newbies need. Not only are your videos must-watch, they are must-RE-watch!
Russ I enjoy all your videos and especially these tutorial type ones. In the video you used the word "contrast" 13 times. I have an Air 2 and Mini 2 and have found that using the landing pad and hovering for a short time really gets the landing spot on. I live in Ottawa, Ontario and visit Florida in the winter so hoping to get some flying up here soon.
Thanks Russ!! Great video! I counted 13 times for the word “contrast”. Im from Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. I currently have an Air 2 and the Mavic 3 with the RC Pro. Im still trying to learn the remote but love the setup. I also finally got a landing pad, never had one and love not having grass and dirt flying around during takeoff and landings. Take care and fly safe! Mark
Thanks, Russ, learned a couple of things today. I will add hover in place to my flight practices and checking the return to home point is something I didn't know you can do. There have been several times where there isn't a lot of spare room available on return and I frequently fly till I get the return to home low battery message. I counted contrast 13 times (a great way to get people to pay attention) I live in Cabin John Maryland and the leaves are coming back, almost time to start filming some town Reels. Thanks again I always look forward to your shows.
I heard you say “contrast “ 13 times.
I’m from Alabama and have been watching your videos for years and enjoyed watching this one twice to do a little counting.
Thanks for the time you put in making great content.
Russ, the takeoff and landing tips are spot on. I live in Florida and the best thing to have is a landing mat when hand landing is not an option because of all the sand that you can kick up.
Great tips as always and you said contrast 13 times…
Description was spot on. Good tips for seasoned flyers and new pilots.
Yea, do more of these Wes. Great idea & video.
Russ, I have been following your channel for 6 months or so and have watched most of your videos. I found you after buying my Mini 2 looking for just this type of helpful information. I counted 13 "contrasts". Checking in from Pennsylvania. Keep up the good work!
Precision landing is not based on visual information but on GPS positioning. The reason for hovering over the landing spot is to give time for the Drone to calculate it's position by using the avalable satelites in the area. The more satelites it finds , better define the landing position.
Nope. The final 33 feet of descent is determined by contrast detection. GPS only gets you up to that point, after that the sensors take over and match the contrast it captured at liftoff
Hi Russ. As always, great info. I use Landing pads all the time because I happen to be a bit OCD about keeping my drones clean! I think I heard the word "contrast" 13 times (and 13 is my lucky number!) but I won't feel bad if I don't win! One of the pads I use is the SAR pad from DroneU, which has great contrast and actually serves a purpose in a search and rescue scenario. I have a habit of adhering to the rule that 2 is 1 and 1 is none, a possible subject for a future video for you. I always take a drone and a backup to every job and every recreational flight. If you get to a job and only have one and it dies, crashes, or flies away, you just blew your professional reputation, proving that 1 is none! Keep up the good work and stay safe! For the moment I am in Florida, heading for North Carolina next week, and New Hampshire and Massachusetts two weeks after that. Just a vagabond!
Russ, Great video. I heard you say contrast 13 times. I have been into drones for a little over a year, and your channel has helped me improve so much in that time period. I got my Part 107 in 01/2021 for work. I am from Joliet, Illinois.
Thanks, for the info. I’m a newbie and that one tip you provided in this video has decreased my anxiety as I get comfortable. I’m a subscriber and will continue to watch. My first duty assignment was Minot AFB when I joined the Air Force.. Happy Flying
Thanks for all your wisdom!! You've made my flying experience soo much easier. I always enjoy watching your videos. I counted 13 times on the contrast count. I'm in Evansville Indiana.
Hey Russ, Happy Easter to you and yours!
My name is Jeremy Bodner and I am a new 107 pilot from Lexington Kentucky. This is the first season of the first year for the rest of my life! I am so excited!!! What a beautiful future life has presented!
In this video you used the word "contrast" 13 times. Your work at 51 DRONES is inspiring and truly has help guide me into and through some tremendous learning curves.
Thanks buddy,
Jeremy Bodner
Hey Russ, I am a total beginner in this drone world. The number of times the word (contrast) you mentioned was “13”. I am a subscriber of your site and have watched numerous videos you have provided. I have gone back to the beginning of this video several times. Not just to enter the contest, but to also absorb the information you have given. My Wife purchased me a DJI Air 2 Drone for Christmas, and I have not flown it yet. Sometimes life throws you a curve and takes a bit to straighten it out. Anyway, I am ready to get it in the air and am more confident now with watching your videos. Thank you for your step by step videos. Much appreciated.
Hi I'm a Pakistani immigrant American and one of your subscribers. I subscribed when I first started to learn about drones, may be a yr and half ago. I have learnt a lot through your passion for drones and thankyou for it. I have my own monetized channel, of course not anywhere yet, but it's just for my passion. I'm writing to you while watching this video as I can totally relate to all that you just said. I have been flying my Mavic air for little over a year now but since I don't get any practice being a resident of the NYC
Thanks for your videos. Really helped me when I was a beginner with my mini 2. Great tool for storm spotting confirmation.
Contrast 13 times and from central NC.
I'm very new to drones and always stressed while out flying, but it's becoming for comfortable as I fly more... Thanks Russ...
This is so timely for me. Took my homemade plane for its first flight a couple of days ago. After, my arms were sore from being tense.
The landing pad is a good level, clean and obstruction free spot. I'll always go through menus after turning on so the drone isn't picking up hitchhiking bugs. When it comes to gusty conditions the pad at least can be a safety feature in case a gust gets to it when setting down.
I saw someone who talks about storage charge of dji drone batteries for the first time, and that is actually really important for long life of batteries. thanks for the information and love from india!!
I counted contrast 13 times through the entirety of the whole video. Brand new drone owner, in fact I’ve not even taken mine out of the box yet as I’m binge watching all of the tutorials that I can. From Alloy West Virginia.
Thanks for this amazing video. I totally have no clue in flying drones. I'm from Papua New Guinea . I watched videos of Drone Flying to get more familiarize myself before purchasing one for myself. By going through drone flying tips on TH-cam, I came across your videos.
According to this video ,"Contrast" was used 13 times as I watch through to the end.
I really appreciate your help.
Thank you once again.
Hey Russ - thank you for your video. It felt very empowering for this green horn pilot. The hardest and craziest thing I have to contend with, is a simple fly at shoulder height straight in front of me! I was trying to practice something minor and simple, but just could not get it to hover in front of me! It seemed like a calibration issue! I liked the contrast lesson, and see it as a priority in my next flights. I thought I heard the word "contrast", 14 times.
Hi, great tips. I am based in the UK. I can totally associate with some of these nervous issues and really do go out and try to practice some of the tips and tricks, but most of all trying to relax whilst flying. You mention 'contrast' 13 times. I use a RAVPower unit plug in when I go out on my motorcycle but when in the car I have the plug in convertor to charge the Air 2s batteries.
Keep the vids coming, always enjoy watching.
Hi Bob,I've not had the chance to fly my dji3pro as the weather in Scotland is bad and scary lol,is it safe to change my drone with my fast phone charger and my car cigarette charger ? Thanks.
13 times the word CONTRAST was used (11 times in the section of the video you spoke about RTH and 2 times when you spoke about the contest) Great video. As a fairly new Part 107 done pilot in Central Pennsylvania it came in handy. Thank you. My biggest fear is flying over water. Big time butt pucker when I do that. 🙂
13 times you said "contrast" - from the Salt Lake City area. Thanks Russ for your efforts in the videos you produce. I passed my part 107 test a couple of weeks ago and am really looking forward to getting out there and doing some more flying!
Hey Russ, I am brand new to the mini drone world and anxious to learn as much as I can. So, I want you to know that finding you on TH-cam has been a real Blessing for me. I live in the Dallas, Texas area and have to be patient in the Spring to find days that are not windy. I counted 13 "contrast" in your video. Looking forward to hearing from you.
9 times. From Detroit, Michigan.
I’ve been flying drone for a year and half and I didn’t know about the batteries storing charge. Thank you for the information!
Great content as always Russ, my wife is from Dickinson ND. Counted contrast 13 times. Eco power portable stations are the coolest. I live in Highlands Ranch Colorado and I bought the DjI Air 2S back a couple of months ago and am really enjoying flying it. Really enjoy your videos, they are very informative with great content.
Thanks Russ
Hey Russ.... Been following your channel for almost two years now. Appreciate the pointer on how to help get the most life out of our DJI batteries. Will try to start doing that with my drones.
Cheers
For a new & learning pilot like myself from Red Deer, Alberta, these videos are fantastic.
Keep up the awesome content and thanks for being a great resource.
I heard you say contrast 11 times in the video.
Thanks Russ for another useful video. I'm from La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina, and I'm currently flying an Air 2S, but I still keep my Mavic Mini 1 which I also enjoy very much flying. I think you used the word "contrast" 13 times in total. Thanks again!!!
Thanks, Russ, for another great video full of information for beginners. It was very helpful! I heard the word "contrast" 13 times. I'm having a great time flying my DGI Air 2s and watching your videos of tips and tricks has helped me tremendously. I always enjoy watching your TH-cam videos. I live in Evansville, IN and am looking forward to flying my Air 2s over the Ohio River this summer on our boat.
dude did you get my comment about new laws and regulations about drones ????????????????
@@bumperxx1 no , tell us
Russ, the hand catching tips are excellent, notability open palm on landing. I've been nipped twice by the blades reaching up with open fingers! We've learned a great deal from you on using drone photography for our channel. Long time subscribers, we love all the videos, keep up the great work! Have an amazing day! Tom & Suzanne
Thanks, Russ for all these awesome videos, I'm a 100% beginner, I have never flew a drone before and I'm currently researching everything I should know before I pick up my first drone ever, the new DJI Mini 3 Pro. I wanted to start with this hobby a long time ago but was still uncomfortable regarding safety and losing the drone. With the Mini 3 Pro, I have the feeling it is the perfect compromise between price, features, and safety. So if you want to help beginners like me, everything which helps us to gain confidence to not lose the drone, for example, best ways to avoid obstacles, how to react when losing connection, how to respond in unforeseen situations like sudden strong winds, rain or whatever else can happen. Also maybe a guide for the first settings in the DJI software. And I also counted 13 times "contrast" and I'm actually from Germany, so not sure if I even can take part in this raffle. Wish me luck for my first big challenge with my drone, I'm flying to Madeira island beginning of June where most of the Mini 3 Pro release trailer was filmed and I hope I can also film some of the same or similar scenes. Would be an awesome start for this lovely hobby. BIG THANKS!
First off Russ great video, I have been flying drones for a very long time I have a little over 900 hours combined flight time with many different drones. I fly recreationally, commercially, and as a first responder (fire department) I never thought of the contrast /shadow cast by many different things when taking off, what a great tip. I now have to rewrite my training program for the Syosset fire Department to include that little nugget of information. I believe you said contrast 13 times.
Great video with information I am not sure I had seen on any other "beginner" videos - much appreciated. Keep up the great work on the videos, I enjoy your delivery style. I counted 13 contrasts, and I have fun flying my Mini2 in Central WA.
Hi Russ! Thank you for the great video. I'm sure it will help many new drone pilots. - Although I've been flying drones for a long time, I've been stressed out a lot lately. But that is primarily due to the new drone laws here in the EU. You have to keep a large distance from other people, you are not allowed to fly over private property and much more. Unfortunately. - However; I heard the word “contrast” from you 13 times. That's good because it's really important. - Greetings from Berlin, Germany, Sven
Russ, these are great tips! I’m new to flying drones, recently got my Part 107 for my videography business. I’m mostly flying in the Florida Panhandle between Pensacola and Destin.
Looks like you said contrast 11 times in the “Return Home” segment and 2 times in the giveaway segment for a total of 13 times.
I think it was around 13 I'm from fort branch, Indiana. This is some great information I've been flying for years and still had no idea about the smart landing. Now waiting to be able to test it out I used to just take off and head out but I'll try that pause then heading out. Thanks for the great videos.
I helped out a friend this morning with his new Mavic Mini, he bought it a few days ago, I showed him at what he has to look before taking off, like gps, compass calibration etc, anyway he was very happy, I really appreciate your tips, but unfortunately the laws/regulations tips don’t really help me because here in Belize are different regulations, but some are similar so at least I’m more informed after the watching the video, oh and yeah I counted 13 times.
To increase accuracy for landing, I will point the camera fully down before take-off. I do that with my Mavic 3. Maybe it’ll be more accurate with the Mini 3.
Another great video Russ.
Great content as always. Thank you for the tip on checking the RTH location, I have been guilty of always trusting it to be correct but will certainly be mindful of this going forward! I heard “contrast” 13 times, the #ecoflow power supplies look amazing. Cheers from windy Oklahoma!
13 times Russ Haven’t flown much since the KNP Complex fire last fall. Too much air traffic. Plus we’re spitting distance from Sequoia National Park. 132 square Miles Scorched. Came within a half mile of our home. Cheers
Great tips, Russ. I wanted to add another one regarding battery maintenance. I find a good practice is to mark each drone battery (I use the . system) to make sure I use each of the three of them evenly. And yes, I concur with the 13 times contrast is mentioned.
Great idea
I should be getting a mini 2 in a couple weeks, really looking forward to flying it and trying your tips, along with tips from your other videos. And I counted 13 times you said "contrast". Thanks again for another great video. I live in Waterford, MI.
Russ, you and dronexfactor are the two best teachers.
Keep up the teaching videos.
Thanks Russ for another informative video. “Contrast” was said 13 times. I use the strobe also on my Mini 2 during the day for VlOS. I’m in Fort Worth TX
Hi Russ, been flying for over a year now and I’d never heard or picked up on the gathering of contrast for a few seconds from 7 metres (23 feet). I’ll be doing this from now as I like to pause to gather satellites, thanks for the tip! 👍
Tons of info! I appreciate it.
Thanks. I always stress out. Very helpful.
Thanks Russ. I hadn't thought about the battery discharging its juice when it's not being used. You gave me that "AaAAahh" moment. I appreciate you man
Russ, LOVE your channel!!! Always telling new drone pilots to check you out if they want quality info!! I heard you say contrast 13 times. I am in West Chicago, IL. Happy Flying!!
I'd like to see one on what mistakes did experienced drone pilots make that crashed their drone and how new pilots can avoid them. Like for me, I flew too slow under a metal pedestrian bridge with my original Air, and I lost control and it drifted up and broke a couple propellers (still flew home though surprisingly!).
And good luck on that blizzard that is heading your way too!
😩
Great content Russ, I really appreciate the info I have no idea how many times you said Contrast, however I guess 15 times. Thanks for fueling my drone excitement! Corey from Wayne, PA
Hey Russ! I counted 13 times you said "contrast." I watch you from our home in N.E. Florida - near St. Augustine. There are some great tips in this video. For instance I was certainly unaware of the hover at 7 meters procedure. I've had my Mini 2 about a year and feel like you have been my "flight instructor" from the start. I do appreciate all your videos. Thanks!
You always have great content on your channel. Thanks for taking the time to help everyone through your experience.
I am from Albuquerque, NM, and I counted contrast 13 times in your video.
I've had a mini 2 for about 1 and a half years now but I'm upgrading to a dji fpv drone in a week and a half I've done about 1400 kilomiters with it. Best drone I've ever had
Hi Russ. I heated to say the word contrast 13 times and we are watching you all the way from the Isle of Man 🇮🇲 a small island in the middle of the Irish Sea. Great tips that I really need to start using. Thanks Russ, Mark and Debs 😊
Hello, I heard the word “contrast” 13 times. I have a Mavic 2 and have learned so much from your videos.
Hi Russ ty for the help here. As winter is ending, yes, I went hiking up to a summit where there were straight cliffs 500 feet down. I was so nervous about sending my drone off the cliff that I forgot to record! I did fly manually back because of severe winds and the trees close to the cliff edge. Will practice more n strive to have fun.. Ken Catskills Ny
Long time pilot here, these are some good tips.. Love learning stuff everyday.
Like the others, I counted 11 + 2 =13 times. We have seen 70 degrees but today only 60 here in Freeport, IL (NW IL) with wind 15G40 mph. I'm impressed with the Air2 and Air2S in these conditions; drone bouncing around but video rock steady.
Another great video Russ. 👊🏻 this is definitely a great way to remind everyone. Specially for beginners 👊🏻👊🏻
Thanks for the advice
Russ, your channel was literally the very first TH-cam video I watched after I got my Mavic Pro years ago. I don't think you even had 4,000 subs back then. Your success is well deserved. Thank you.
Think I heard contrast 13 times bty.
Thanks for sticking around!
In the whole video I heard the word "contrast" 13 times. I am from Hartford, Connecticut and love your videos!
Good tip. It’s also good to let the drone hover in place for a while to check its stability. I always do this.
…excellent point. Was thinking about that myself but I’d already posted..
@@m118lr I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for making them.
Great video and some helpful tips. Just got my part 107 and working on getting work. Looking forward to flying around north Minnesota area and working on my drone photography skills this summer. Contrast was well spoken in your return to home section eleven time with being topped off a few more times in you promo for thirteen total times.
Greetings from Superior Township, MI. Contrast count is 13. Thank you for creating the video. As a new pilot, I found the steps helpful and have saved the video in my TH-cam Drone playlist for future reference. I especially appreciated the tip to pause a few seconds before leaving the takeoff location to ensure that the home point is as accurate as can be.
When I started flying my EF 91" laser for time I was terrified. First time ever flying a plane that big and expensive. Now it's all fun no stress
just started out i got myself a mini 2 been watching your videos and they have been a great help for me ...im based in UK
Awesome video for someone like me that just purchased a new first drone. I heard "Contrast" 13 times. I live in New Bern, NC.
Look forward to this 👍 WOW I never knew this about the landing process 👌
Follow modes on DJI drones. Always good to have a reminder on how those work.
Thanks for the great tips . Had my mini 2 for 2 years now and get more confident every day . Never say you can’t learn some new every day . Ken from Sydney au
I have only had my Air 2S for about three weeks so the amount of stuff I don't know is a bit overwhelming. This video made a ton of sense. I believe I got 13 total "contrast" 's and I am from the great Pacific Northwest outside of Seattle.
Thank you I was also unaware of the contrast issues
Great video as always Russ. I counted 13 also so I'm probably out of the running. I'm from Sacramento, CA. Just got my DJI AIR 2s and loving it. Just getting into the process of learning how to edit my videos etc. Thanks again for your posts.
Thanks Russ, herd Contrast 13 times & I’m from NJ. Great stuff keep it coming. Stay safe & Stay in the air!
Great tips, you do a great job. Thanks Russ.
Thanks for the tip about hovering at 30' when taking off.
I heard you say Contrast 12 times and i am in Vermont and love your videos. I am studying for my Part 107 due to your videos and hope to get my first drone soon.