First Time Flying FPV(iFlight Titan DC5)

[@HolaACchillin]

your footage looks amazing! I want to start flying with a hero9. Hey great flight and thumbs up!

[@steaders82]

I so want one of these

[@houghnstuff7978]

There is nothing like it, especially with music in your ears.

[@jappiemoto]

What is that sound damn never heard that before

[@192kalle1]

One or two of your blades ar upside down. Air mode is not self level mode keep it on at all times, it will help you, it keeps the blades spinning on low throttle. Angle is self level mode keep it off.

[@falz]

thats the good thing about the sims that it is harder in the sim then in real life. cause then if you can fly the sim then you defenetive can fly in real life. but i fly about 5 years fpv know and i try my triks bevor in sim then in real life. today i fly eaven my planes in fpv with head tracking and gimbal in the cocpit of my e-flight viper and upgrading outhers like my aeroscout. i have some vids on my channel

[@falz]

and ps i started with the walkera runner 250 at that time there was no fpv sims so my first flight was not half as good as youres nice work and nice flying 4 first time

[@houghnstuff7978]

Littis Goodenough Yeah, the Lift-Off Sim worked for all of 20 mins and crashed. I said screw it and just flew. I Couldn’t wait any longer to test the new gear. I have been to busy making videos of my recent trips with the new Mavic and FPV to try any tricks with it. Hopefully I’ll have them up soon. I see now this is a very addicting hobby.

[@falz]

@@houghnstuff7978 yes very very addicting i have about 2tb of fpv flight vids and dident film every flght. my friend thinks im crazy 4 having 50 lipos and 6 quads and 8 plans all in diferent variations. when you are hooked youre hooked ;-P ps you will get the hang of it really quick sinc the newer drohns and the newer betaflight make it really good 4 beginning at the time i started the only qquads that had fpv was self made or ready to fly but unless you tuned them over days thay wher a fling traschcan hehehehe just remember not to fly to far ore you might loose it and for beginning dont get to crazy like flying over a 20m high tree if you crasch up thair you might not get it back but you are doing good at the open field maybe smaller trees where you could get it back from and with the time you will do some crazy stuf like diving a building ore power looping a crane ;-)

[@houghnstuff7978]

Littis Goodenough I only flew twice in that field just to get the basics. I have a few clips in this next video using the Drone to chase ATV’s. I’ve got all the basics of the standard Maneuvers I think. Time will tell when I get crazy and brave. I will be purchasing the 7” BangGod frame soon . I wanna have a wall of Drones.

[@houghnstuff7978]

Littis Goodenough Also, Great advice. Thanx !

[@Reingekotet]

You definitely have to practice longer in the flight. Especially if you have little experience you should practice at least 8-10 hours in the simulator. Better crash your drone there 100 times as a one time in the real flight. The battery is allowed to discharge to a maximum of 3.5V per cell. So a maximum of 21V. Then absolutely land if you don't want to throw the battery in the garbage. Also dont charge more than 4.2V per cell, but you certainly know that ;) If you still have questions, I will be happy to help you. And did you flew in autolevel mode?

[@houghnstuff7978]

I got around 3:30sec on the Ovonic 1000mAH and 4:30sec with the Tattu 1300mAH. I only have around 18 mins in the air so far with FPV total, so I had no clue really what to pay attention to in reference to the voltage at which the drone would lose power. I have messed around with BetaFlight enough to add the mAH usage to the HUD so that I could monitor the battery that way. When skimming over the configuration I only seen that Airmode was active. Then again I don’t really understand this new drone term language, maybe that’s why it was easier to fly than I imagined at first. Makes sense if Autolevel (🛫) mode is active 😌. To be honest I haven’t took the time to learn BetaFlight like I should since it’s been raining everyday. I have also been waiting for, 4 extra Zeee 1300mAH 120c batteries that I received this week. I Hope to fly this Saturday, any advice on what I should turn off in BetaFlight would be much appreciated.

[@Reingekotet]

@@houghnstuff7978 It is quite difficult to give you in the form of a text all the information you Need. there are so many different settings in betaflight. But I can definitely recommend Joshua bardwells videos. You should definitely fly in Acro Mode, because that's a very different feeling than with autolevel mode. Ad once you get used to autolevel it's harder to learn flying in Acro mode. I can recommend the simulator Liftoff. Trust me, after a few hours of practicing you have a much better feeling for the drone :)

[@houghnstuff7978]

TTV Reingekotet Will do, Thanx 👍🏼