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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Found a nice ridge with a clear view to the top. The windy conditions pushed the BOB to the limit at times. There was a strong wind from the south and I decided to land early because the wind got stronger and stronger while the drone was out.
The GoPro12 has some vibration issues with the BOB57. The footage is not usable, so the video is from the onboard DJI O3 camera.
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Drone: iFlight BOB57
Remote: TBS Tango 2
Goggles: DJI Integra
Accu: iFlight Fullsend 3300mAh
Cam: DJI O3 (2,7K60)
Stabilization: Gyroflow
Cut & Grading: DaVinci Resolve
Looks great, good flight!
Thanks 👍
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Cool video. What battery did you use for this flight? And what battery do you usually prefer when carrying a gopro12 with bob57?
Thank you! For this flight I used the FullSend 6S 3300mAh battery from iFlight. The Bob is quiet heavy with the GoPro and this battery, but okay. I also use a Tattu R-Line 6S 2200mAh battery for my flights with the Bob. Less flight time, but more agile...
@@flipsfpv Got it. In your opinion how does the 3300mAh and 2200mAh feel to fly. Sorry for asking too many questions. I basically have the same quad and have been using it for some time. I have been flying 1850mAh GNB batteries, which are fun to fly without GoPro, but gives only 3-4 mins with GoPro. So was thinking whether to buy a 2200mAh or 3500mAh DOGCOM (those are the only 2 options I have). Also I don't have a lot of mountains where I live, but I would like to surf and dive my quads on mountains whenever I get a chance. So which one of these batteries would you suggest I buy?
No problem! I was facing the same decision. If I have to choose, I will recommend the 2200mAh battery. You can get 7-8minutes flight time with some climbing. If you want to go higher and longer, go for a bigger battery like the 3300mAh.
Hey bro. Am looking for a middle long range. Between bob57 and chymera 7. But I see that you had problems with go pro. Why? May be you have to use the stabilization of real steady
Hey @SalmaDrone, for this flight I used my GoPro12 without HyperSmooth. I stabilize the footage with Gyroflow. With the GoPro12 I have problems with the footage taken on the BOB57. With other GoPros I don't have the problem. Also I don't have problems with the GoPro12 on other drones... I think it is a bad combination of the GoPro, the mounting and the motor frequency.
@@flipsfpv wow. Interesting. Earing that now I really have a problem to decide between bob57 and chimera 7.
Thank you my friend
Moin, kannste die BOB57 empfehlen? Gerade am überlegen, was meine erste Drohne wird. Aber die BOB57 sieht aus als könnte man sie gut als Travel-Frame für alle möglichen Aufnahmen nutzen. VG
Hi @MaxLoew-ds5ez, die BOB57 ist auf jeden Fall eine gute Drohne für LongRange und cinematische Aufnahmen. Das Versprechen von iFlight ein Mix aus LongRange und Freestlye zu sein, kann ich nicht bestätigen. Die BOB57 ist im Vergleich zur Nazgul viel weniger agil. Ich fliege beide Drohnen (Nazgul & BOB) seit ca. 2 Jahren und fliege viel lieber die Nazgul, da sie sich präziser und berechenbarer steuern lässt. Hoffe das hilft dir weiter.
@@flipsfpv ohh ok verstehe. Die Nazgul dann auch besser geeignet für Videos oder kriegt das die BOB auch hin - wenn es mal kein log Range video sein sollte. Krassen Freestyle werde ich wohl eh nie machen oder wenn, dann mir dazu eine eigene drohne bauen. Vielen Dank für die Antwort :)
Welche für Videos besser ist kommt auf den Anwendungsfall drauf an. Für langsame, cinematische Aufnahmen (Landschaft, Berge, ...) würde ich die BOB57 nehmen, für schnelle Aufnahmen durch Hindernisse hindurch eher die Nazgul :)