For low light indoor without GPS I would only recommend manual flying. Because the automatic position system runs into problems

Roof inspection, yes. Mushroom hunt, no. I can't even see the mushrooms standing close sometimes. With the goggle it's impossible

Erstmal cooler name. Und Danke dir. Haben uns am Anfang videos angeschaut auf was wir uns einstellen können. Und dann dacht ich mir warum nicht die gopro mitnehmen und selbst eins machen. Freut mich wenn es ansehbar war

Hey, you are right, I didn't fly in last time and I feel bad for not posting. But it's mostly because I don't have access to this area and the regulations where I live are really annoying or I don't want to annoy other people with the noise. The avata is really loud. So I have been at so many places that had amazing landscape to fly, but ended up not flying there. Sorry for no new content, but I am working on something at the moment. Not really sure if you all like it but time will tell. Hope you still liked the this video 👍

I think after 10hours in the simulator I was trying to fly manual the first time for real outdoor. But when I did this video I had about 30h in the simulator and maybe 2-3h real manual

@@OutdoorLust I spent a lot of hours in the DJI Virtual Flight app already, but weather is really windy past week, so I have not gone outside yet. I found that I feel comfortable with the Advanced settings numbers and 15 degrees camera angle. I guess I must set same for the drone. What did you set yourself for that video?

Rock steady

Playing on steam you can see your play time there

Thank you for your kind words. But sadly I don't fly much more. Not because I am not at great locations but the avata is just so loud and at the most good spots flying is not permitted. It's a great drone and makes really fun but it's way to loud for not annoying everyone around you if you are not completely remote

Sure, go for it. But it would be nice if you mention me :)

Mit den motion controller kann ich dir das gar nicht beantworten. Ich bin mit fpv Fernbedienung manual geflogen und da bin ich der Halle maximal auf 70kmh gekommen. Mehr war nicht drin weil der Platz zum beschleunigen und abbremsen eben nur begrenzt ist

@@OutdoorLust schade mit dem motion Controller müsste ichs wissen😅 mir würde gesagt der würde dann nur 25 oder so schaffen ohne satellit

Hmm kind of, but not really. I found out that the physic of the dji simulator are not realistic, the avata in the sim is way to powerful. So if you fly for real and try a dive you cannot trust your simulator expierence as the real avata doesnt recover so quickly. It gives you a good starting feeling, but nothing gets close to real flying.

@ZippAce Solid point, I have 2 DJI FPV drones and the Sim was pretty close to reality. My first manual mode flight was a breeze, felt just like I had practiced. Even with the power being off, learning how to maneuver is very valuable to a noob.

@@jaybomb5022 Yeah me too, flying in the sim with Avata model for 3-4 days, learn some simple trick, and my first real flight in M mode was pretty easy, but to be honest, doing tricks in real life is far different from the sim, the Avata drops quicker, throttle is not as response, the quad vibrate make you feel not as confident as in the game.

@Tien Duy Nguyen Interesting, the DJI FPV has much more power and flies predictably compared to the smaller avata. Liftoff is another great simulator if you're interested. Regardless, if you're flying manual for the first time it's better to get a feel for it in a Sim. Not risking almost 1000$ worth of replacement drone. I mastered the Sim and now I fly the real drone like a maniac lol.

@@jaybomb5022 yeah, master the sim was really helful, i had about 40 hours in Liftoff with workshop Avata model, but in real life i wouldn't dare to try any trick like split S dive..., the drone drop too quick and harder to control, so i guess i have to build a freestyle drone soon 😅

In unserer Gegend gibt es wirklich nicht viel wo man fliegen darf. Aber nachdem ich dort gearbeitet hab war das nicht das größte Hinderniss. Hab halt manchmal zum Feierabend noch etwas geübt und es ist ja zum Teil auch Werbung für die Halle 😊

@@OutdoorLust ja da haste Recht😅. Ah cool, des is ja dann echt praktisch für dich gewesen. Hast du vielleicht mal Interesse zusammen zu fliegen? Könnten über insta ja noch weiter schreiben wenn du möchtest

@@Patsch1eFPV klar schreib mir einfach mal mein acc heißt "alex.ig"

Nice flight. What angle was you flying at?

@@OutdoorLust ich kann deinen Account irgendwie nicht finden:( Willst du mir nicht vielleicht schreiben. Heiße patrick.schn11

Thanks a lot! That video was purely created from training clips and playing around with the editing program. I am happy it's not totally crap 😂

Do it! It's actually really safe for a indoor place to fly because everything is soft or bouncy xD crashed a few times by testing out my limits and always hit a "soft" spot

Well, to be honest it wasn't the best flying but for my first time it was alright. Thank you.

For a slow flight, like in this Video I use 10-15 degrees. For a faster flight I go up to 30 degrees

@@OutdoorLust thanks man!! good job

Srry for my late response, wasn't flying in the last time. Roll 220/600/0,54 Pitch 180/600/0,54 Yaw 120/400/0,54 And I think in this shot I used a camera angle of 15 degrees

Yes, it does a great job from my expierence. GyroFlow could be a little bit better but for my flying skills EIS is more than enough.