Exploration

A portion of a long-endurance flight I made on September 18th. I did very little editing with this video other than setting it to music, so you can see what I actually was seeing.
This is flight was the first time I managed to get my GoPro video feed functional in flight, and was able to look around with the thing.
My GoPro battery ran flat long before I landed on this flight. It ran dead sometime around 17:30 after takeoff, and I landed with 41 minutes on my stopwatch on my transmitter after I adjusted for the time I spent on the ground.
My battery setup was two 4 Cell 5000 mAh batteries in parallel, with a single 3 Cell 800 mAh battery. Final takeoff weight was somewhere around 6 pounds.
Music Credit: No Man's Sky: Music For An Infinite Universe, temporalDissent/ascension_test1/koaecax, 65daysofstatic

[@motizzarfpv2fun]

look good !!!what is your setup?can you upload the osd video?

[@Combatant5]

I don't actually have an OSD on the aircraft yet! I plan to run one off of my Pixhawk (the flight controller I'm using), but I need to do a bunch of wiring for that yet.

[@Combatant5]

To answer your question about my setup, I'm running the radio gear, motor, and ESC that came with the airplane, as well as a Pixhawk autopilot system for telemetry and stabilization. I've got a Runcam Swift on the top of the aircraft hooked up to a video switch which lets me swap from that camera to the GoPro I've got on a gimbal.