Don’t forget to post the videos of your journey. When are you up past the Midlands? Lockdown pending
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Welcome to the dark side…
Couple of things that jump out…
Antennas. Well worth you investing in some more.
Props… those props are terrible… I would order a few packs of dal 5045’s to get some practise with as they are very durable.
Do you have a charger or batteries arranged?
And what is the full spec of the quad?
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DJI HD FPV.
You Must Buy It.
Fidelity = Unmatched
Range = Absolutely unbelievable
Penetration = See Above
Cost = Ouch!
Yes, that is the Goggle view
(View in 4K if you can)
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@anon34183503 any recommends for antennas ?? cheers.
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Props for a beginner (mainly due to durability) https://www.hobbyrc.co.uk/dal-t5046c-cyclone-tri-blade-super-durable-propellers-2x-cw-2x-ccw-black
Antennas… remember they need to match polarisation
I’m a big fan of menacerc antennas. Cheep as chips and work really really well.
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Thumbs up for MenaceRC from me also
Very robust construction, great performance, excellent price, made.
Nidge.
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It’s only my opinion, but I would recommend flying fpv with a zero degree camera angle. Fpv takes a little getting used too. It did for me anyway!
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Nooooooooooooooooooooooo
0degree can angle means as soon as you start pitching forward your looking at the ground and not where your going. If you want a shallow angle go with 10-15degrees.
You can also setup acro trainer to limit the amount of angle you can get to. But I wouldn’t recommend that really.
Just saying that fpv can be quite disorientating. Only my personal experience. Oh. Tony. Sit down in a deck chair
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cant argue with the sitting down thing. Also if you feel queezy while flying chin on your chest
I’m feeling sick with you lot just talking about it !.
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Lol Chris your time is coming. Give in!
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