Yeah but this camera, on this latest generation of phone, is next level.

Thank you! No, all my videos are Real Time!!

I would highly recommend getting the StanFPV Ducts for a well tuned 5”-they just make it absolutely rock solid as if it’s on rails-superior build and strength-they are a great alternative to a CineWhoop as you still have the option of removing them and going back to having a screaming freestyle 5”!!

@@kennethsandsaerialfilming161 great info mate! I’ll definitely consider one on my next build, I get you with how stable they fly..great for cinematic stuff!

Thank you! No, I’m always at 20°-it’s the BOB57-it’s an absolute racehorse!

Ah yeah me too! It’s because your so low it gives that faster look to it 👌

Thank you so much!

It’s the company that makes camera drones.

Thank you! Well, there goes the "December-January Imagery" theory!@@kennethsandsaerialfilming161

Thank you, really appreciate it!

Thank you so much! And Season’s Greetings to You and Yours.

Thank you!!

Thank you! My bestie lives in Melbourne!

@@kennethsandsaerialfilming161 I’m in the Northern suburbs.

Thank you so much!

@@kennethsandsaerialfilming161 Would you mind if I shared your video on my live stream tonight, 8pm Eastern Time? With promotion for your channel, of course 😊

@@TammieJean absolutely, be my guest!!

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This was my first go at it, talk about Lucky!!

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Thank you very much!

Thank you so much, I’m really flattered coming from such an experienced FPV Pilot as yourself!

Thank you so much!

Thank you, mate!

Thank you! It was very windy when I flew, I did one flight and packed up, narrowly avoiding another apocalyptic rain shower with huge wind gusts.

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iFlight BOB57

it has a nice camera :)

@@libbylamarr GoPro Hero11 Mini!

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Thank you again!

Thank you, Steven!

Thanks, Fred!

Thank you so much!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thank You!

At the speed this beast goes, LOS was literally 0.5 sec!!

Thank you! Slow flying-what's that? Gripping the reins tightly as this wild stallion pulls me along!

@@kennethsandsaerialfilming161 hehehe, you seem to be doing really amazing with a wild quad, you throw it around like a pro, youre wearing the spurrs hehehe, just polish every landing to the nearest inch, that should get the slow skills shiny enough. i promise you, you will take off from somewhere you can't land back at and the slow stuff will come in handy, cite: me flying in livingstone, flying out over the river to let a couple pass, and quickly realizing there was no easy way back through the scraggle onto the path, but at least i managed to panic with style hehehe

@@TheMadmacs thanks for your kind comments. I can throttle down and pitch back well enough to land slowly and smoothly on hard concrete, though this beast’s inherent nature loathes it.

Thank you!!

Thank you so much! Been building up loads of practice before I attempted these Glencoe Climb n' Dives- I used the 6" Hybrid between a Long range 7" and 5" Freestyle-it's got such a smooth tune on it but the motors are insane and with the 4000mAh lithium ion batts and XF Nano, she goes a fair distance but it's like jumping onto the back of a wild stallion and I'm just holding on!

@@kennethsandsaerialfilming161 i just can't bring myself to put a gps on a quad for these places, betaflight has improved lately but its still another point of failure, and bar unplugging it for slow proxy stuff i'm not sure i can switch it off with a command. anyway, always check your notams for glencoe, even when youre flying safe. i saw a big 4 prop heavy carrier swoop left and right and left again passed the carparks, a few hundred feet above the glen, the worrying thing is it just sounded like a motorbike coming up the road!!!!.... helicopters are a extremley noisy and easy to hear over a mile away, but jets are silent and so was this big heavy carrier. ps. how much cam angle did you use? especially on the buchaille? i'm at 10degrees and really struggle climbing up steep stuff like on arran, you had a great climb angle but i suspect it was making you fly over 60mph for a cruise?

@@TheMadmacs yes I always check Notams, just a habit from my commercial camera drone flying days. O3 Camera angle is between 15°-20° and GoPro Mini11 set at 20°.