12 Tips from 12 Pilots - DJI FPV Drone

[@FlytPath]

Huge congrats to Michael Baturin on winning the DJI Mavic Mini!!! Best prices on the DJI FPV Drone: geni.us/PhjKe

[@GateFather]

This is awesome thanks! I posted with my email here but don’t see it. Did you grab the email and delete the comment?

[@fitnesspainfree]

Michael Baturin had always been my favorite pilot!

[@markmmoran]

Well done Michael :-)

[@Droning-ON]

*Thanks Aldryn, it was GREAT to collab with you and our fellow FPV buddies!!*

[@FlytPath]

Same here!

[@DroneSupremacy]

Always a pleasure to be a part of a big video like this one :) Great tips from everyone!

[@Droning-ON]

Great to see you in this too Mike

[@iPhonedo]

Great tips from great people! Thank you for having me in your video Aldryn.

[@Kovaction]

I am surrounded by greatness. SO cool to be a part of this!

[@Droning-ON]

@@Kovaction so awesome to see you in this too dude!!

[@Kovaction]

@@Droning-ON I keep pinching myself to see if it's real.

[@code_eko]

Adamsın abi

[@iJustine]

Thanks for including us all! These were a lot of great tips!

[@Kovaction]

Loved your tip. I was so scared at first but DJI made it easy to adapt. It's a BLAST. Honored to be in the viddy with you and all the others.

[@Droning-ON]

Can I confess to having an iJustine crush? 💗💗

[@Kovaction]

@@Droning-ON You may :) . She's almost as cool as my wife ;) .

[@DineshKumar-eg7do]

Please see my messages in your Instagram dm @ijustine

[@808-Stat3]

Thanks Aldryn. Bomb colab. It came out amazing. Thank u so much for letting me be part of this. Much love and Aloha to all of you watching. Smash that like and sub button for Bradda Aldryn.

[@Kovaction]

Mahalo for the opp and whenever I get back to the 808 (Maui usually) we need to connect! Have Aldryn share my e-mail with ya.

[@808-Stat3]

@@Kovaction Big Island Bradda . Waaaayyy better flight spots I promise ;)

[@Kovaction]

@@808-Stat3 oh yeah I bet! One day I'll get back over to HI!

[@ScottBMT]

Great tip from original Dobo about keeping your head up to help with motion sickness.

[@chrismonsen]

This is an excellent collaboration video. I really appreciate the effort and information presented. Awesome job guys😊👍✨

[@DriftaholiC]

JB's camera angle helped me the most

[@edwardstewart1775]

The advice Mike gave about practicing using the simulator is the best tip for me. :-)

[@DroningaboutIreland]

I like Justine's tip of just go out and try it, the fpv experience is like nothing else.

[@muhammedp903]

The most useful tip for me is Mike's advice to use a simulator. I sure wouldn't want to crash that thing on my first flight.

[@mixchifius]

Good to see the big boys and girl collaborating on a cool and informative video, kudos and big thanks to all

[@LoveinDigital]

Best tip. Hover mode. That’s saved me a few times. I also love the tilt settings. Stop from barrel rolling

[@magallanesangel]

Thanks. All the tips were very appreciated. I think Billy Kyle’s tip for attitude limits will help me to safely make the transition.

[@DineshKumar-eg7do]

My favourite (tips) 1. Camera uptilt in acro mode by Joshua Bardwell And since I need to fly using the Dji mini from your giveaway, I also like 2. Using the simulator 3. Standing position while driving 🤩

[@TechJB65]

I think the idea of having other drone pilots views in one video is awesome!! Especially from beginner to pro. Something from everyone to everyone. I wish we could back track and do something similar for other drones, like the mini, mini2, MA2 etc etc. Aldryn, I think this takes a drone review to another level. Keep up the great work and as always, Flytpath is where its at!!

[@papitolindo5092]

Hey Flytpath, shared on IG and sent to a friend, my favorite tip was the how to prevent motion sickness, especially when walking around! Good luck to all!

[@thornphyozay]

I think number.12 tip is the best but all of the tips will be very useful. I don't have DJI FPV Drone but my father's friend has Mavic Air 2 so I can drive it sometime, that drone is very good. I like it. I want to have a Mavic mini, it will be very cool. My uncle bought a Mavic air 2 because of your videos and I love it. very exciting!!!

[@Kovaction]

Nice video with so many awesome tips! For all new pilots... Buckle your seatbelts cuz the DJI FPV is a WILD RIDE!!!

[@JakeSloan]

Thanks Aldryn!! Some great tips from a lot of great creators. Thanks for putting this together!!

[@JohnFSmitheugene]

Many thanks to all of you; it was an awesome video. As someone who is still transitioning from DJI photography to FPV, I've already spent some hours in the Sims and fly better for it. But, the two best tips I head during this video was (1) that I could dial attitude limits in even after the transition to manual; that's a confidence builder. And, (2) to begin with, "Sit Down". Flying FPV for beginners is tough enough as it is without getting dizzy and sick. I'm going to be really presumptuous here and offer a tip of my own. I just got my DJI drone less than a week ago, and she still hasn't gotten airborne yet; that will happen tomorrow. But even after that, I will still spend time in the simulator. So, here's my tip: you only need your phone, goggles, and controller to fly the DJI simulator. The controller is wireless, so that's easy. On the goggles, simply plug in the DJI batter pack (or your chosen alternative as you normally would. On the left side of the goggles, plug in a USB-C data cable and connect the goggles to your phone (Which is hosting the DJI flight simulator which you previously downloaded form your App Store) using a micro-USB plug, a USB-C plug, or, if you are very unfortunate as I am, you will need an Apple Dynamite connector to hook up to the phone (Not USB-C, as every one of Apple's products now requires. Discovering the I had so little gear needed to fly their sim, I wound up flying FPV sims from the comfort of my recliner last evening. My wife was richly amused and noted, as was mentioned in this video, my head movements to and fro saying that it reminded her of being at a Stevie Wonder concert! (With all love and respect to Stevie. We love him dearly and mean no disrespect at all by our comments. Great musician, great guy. We love ya, Stevie)

[@jovaeli]

Tip as a beginner: Practice at the simulator a lot! This drone is my first one and had never flown before. So! the sim helpped me a lot, specially with Normal mode since I needed to master flying through narrow spaces and between obstacles. Then I practiced hard in Sport and today after 1 month, I released the tension on my RC's sticks and started to practicing in Manual.

[@sailorlyons9956]

I think the most beneficial tip for me was Mike's advice about using the simulator!

[@alankbiju1223]

I loved drone supremacy's tip for the simuator as it is quite a useful one that you only spen like 20 bucks so that you won't have to lose your 1000 dollar drone. I also loved that there is a brake in the remote, and the camera angle tip by Joshua Bardwell, the amount of tilt needed is useful for beginners. Plus, thanks to Aldryn himself for the video and for the tip for inspection.

[@jaredinark]

I flew the FPV a few days ago for the first time and was a lot of fun. I like the tip from @Drone Supremacy, I think learning to fly better on a simulator is the way to go to learn this type of flying. Nice collaboration!

[@DRAGON.13]

Wow an all star cast of my favorite drone reviewers including Flytpath with all giving great tips. peace from London

[@vincenttubing7037]

I’m a beginner and I have been watching as much videos about the DJI FPV. These tips are so helpful. The use of the flight app and the attitude mode will definitely help me transition from GPS to FPV. Thank you all!

[@01DC2jspec]

Definitely agree with always remember to check your drone after flying. The best tip for all drone users, beginners or advanced. Love these toys !

[@ihenni]

I like your tip the best. It applies not just to FPV but all drones overall. Thanks for highlighting all these creators.

[@maciejk3348]

Thanks Aldryn. I think Mike's tip is good about simulator practice before you fly in full control. Great channel. Big cheers from Ireland. 👍🇮🇪

[@markmmoran]

Ireland here as well 🇮🇪

[@dronescape9734]

Best tip was using the landing pad as a work platform and taking off and landing in snow I have flown several times this winter around Lake Tahoe and a landing platform is a huge help Also the pause button on the controller

[@karaski24]

Man I’m glad you made this video. Good to see so many of my favorite creators in one video.

[@purpletree5926]

Thanks so much Aldryn, my favourite tip was the landing pad as to protect and prepare your drone for flight

[@sirtubemaster]

#6 tip: this is what I appreciated about the FPV made by DJI. Yes, more delicate if you crash, which is not ideal when starting out learning to fly, BUT the ability to adjust camera angle degree on the fly was an amazing feature for me. Lower camera angle, easier to fly slower, higher degree, easier to fly faster...starting out learning on this drone, was great to be able to adjust in the air instead of manually adjusting.

[@garyh5176]

Thanks, enjoyed this video. I appreciate all of the tips so I can't single one out.

[@atulbatra]

Top tip for me is from Mike from Drone Supremacy about PC simulator app. Virtual Fly app makes me feel dizzy. Other tips are also good such as camera angle in manual mode( that is more of future mode for me). Fantastic video

[@SFTourGuide]

All these tips are great. Loved the sit down to not get nauseous and rto inspect the drone after every flight.

[@baker2955]

I think it’s very important for new or newer fpv pilots to test their skills on the app. Good advice from a few pilots.

[@Totustuus2022]

Great video. I loooove when I can see all of you together!

[@dougcooper4917]

A lot of great tips!! Thank you Aldryn!

[@ericboff7273]

My favorite tip is JB's tip on the camera angle. Very useful to a lot of new fpv pilots. The greater the angle, the faster you are naturally going to go.

[@e.t.dronehome6574]

Thanks for the helpful tips! The one recommending tilting the gimbal upwards to see better while flying forward fast is gonna be a drone saver!

[@DrHahnFamily]

Awesome video! Great to see all of my favorite tech KZbinrs in one video!

[@FlytPath]

Thanks for watching!

[@Buri13]

Tip #6 about camera up-tilt was great!

[@aaronstevens9179]

My favorite tip has to be the sim one. I have not flown a drone and really want to. This looks to be a great tip simply because of no expertise or skill in this hobby. Thank you all for your vids, and your tips!!

[@dimitrispantelis1969]

Thanks for the tip video Aldryn! That was realy useful for me! My favorite was #11. The possition really helps a lot.

[@CaptureLifeConnection]

My favorite tip was the Attitude Limit. I actually used that option on my first M (manual) Mode drone session. It’s a great way to work your way to full Acro.

[@CaptureLifeConnection]

@Lon Denard Mr Billy Kyle Lon... You saw your thoughts about the DJI FPV drone in my video❓

[@MrGuler06]

Great video! For me the most useful tip is Mike's tip about using a simulator. It is also very useful when the weather is not nice for flying outdoors and will be helpful for mastering fpv abilities.

[@ScoopeddadDrone]

Best drone collaboration I have seen. Great job

[@matthewnaragon5749]

I found the Drone Supremacy tips very useful. I've been thinking about a few different FPV simulators to try on my PC and he gave some excellent examples to look into, so thanks!

[@tomneary2948]

I'm loving the camera uptilt in acro mode tip that Joshua Bardwell gave us!

[@thelonehellyranger01]

Thanks Aldrin all the best channels and few of my favs U Kyle. Dobo you guys Rock 👍👍👍

[@RamGen1]

Great video. I liked DroneXFactor’s tip about finding a large open space. That’s critical for beginners. Thanks!

[@tennesseeferry2882]

Wow! Stacked video with all the heavy hitters! All great info but Billy Kyle gave new tip. Already subscribed to most of these pros!

[@flytown9853]

All twelve tips were very informative, makes me one to give FPV a serious try.

[@shawnbarker3657]

New to the DJI world and I must say it is exciting just got my mini2 looks like DJI FPV will be next

[@notfound379]

Have to say. This was a fantastic intro and delighted to see my fav content creators... Thanks

[@shaynestephens]

You are keeping the FPV info fresh.

[@abinder3]

Nice seeing all of the recommendations to getting into FPV.

[@TitanTom3]

I liked ijustine's tip. It was the most beneficial since I am a beginner and I believe following the tutorial directions proves the best tip for myself. Thx

[@BrandonG85]

Any video with Mike from Drone Supremacy and Aldryn all in one video deserves two thumbs up! Really like the collaboration in this video and thanks for introducing me and others to new channels such as 808!

[@BhavyaDalwadi]

Amazing video , as usual lot things to learn and grow.! Thank you 😊 loved the tip from Joshua about the up-tilt.

[@kevinwells4986]

Very nice to see you include all of these people. I watch iJustine for many reasons, mostly because she can be entertaining talking about most anything, but also because I knew she was falling in love with drones. I like Jake because of where he's filming, and living - which is a huge challenge. Billy can push out more info per minute than just about anyone. But Ken, you get info direct, to the point, and with attitude at times. I really appreciate that. Meanwhile this was fun, and a way to learn a little more about the other guys out there. I need to concentrate on my path though. Thanks FlytPath, you also have a great channel.

[@FieryOne]

Great video, like such collaboration format. I liked “how to not get nauseous“ because I am moving with picture even using DJI virtual flight app.

[@nq0amark138]

One of the best tips was getting sim time...That's one of the biggest helping factors in learning to fly fpv.

[@mizrahman4673]

My favourite tip was Ken's! I have terrible motion sickness🤣🤦🏾‍♂️ The stance tips to localise eye movements will be super useful

[@ponticelli]

Nice to see all of them!!! Well done Aldryn!

[@dkyoutube3261]

For me, the most useful tip is the standing position and uptilt angle in acro move 5. I completed all the steps and I love to have this drone

[@FlyZoneFpv]

Great video brother 👍 so nice to have everyone in here giving their tips. This is such a wonderful community. You rock buddy . This is a perfect video. Keep up the great work.👍

[@solo8820]

So many good tips. I always have the issue of not having the gimbal set right. I’m always looking up or down at speed. I think Bardwells gimbal tip is going to be the thing I take away from this. More tilt more speed less tilt the slower I can go. Thanks for the tips Aldyn.

[@HorseshoerCL]

Tip 9 was the most helpful as a rookie GPS drone and definitely a brand new FPV pilot! - 🇺🇸🙏🏻🐴🤠

[@alansharon1617]

Great job putting all the different tips and perspective together... Great information 👍

[@Humanoid38]

as i'm more used to flying GPS drones, the gimbal tilt up tip was the most useful tip :D when pitching forwards in a fpv drone

[@RedBeardMoto]

I was literally planning on buying the mini 2 as a sidekick... I feel like this is a sign 👀 All of the tips brought me great value, but I think the biggest one for me was Billy’s tip about the altitude limit. Thanks for the vid, fingers crossed to win the mini! 🤞🏼

[@scottyc7645]

Tip #10 use the simulator 1st would be the best tip for this drone to get use to the goggles and manual mode, coming from a GPS drone.

[@mcguiganmike]

Awesome tips, yet to buy one as I just bought a Mini 2, but once I get comfortable with it, this is my next drone! So the - Just go for it tip! is for me.

[@styflymalaysia311]

Tq for the tips guys... helpful tips.. how about motion controller tips

[@AnthonyRaynor]

They were all great, but practicing on the simulator would seem to be a pretty big one. Thanks to all of your collaborators.

[@dark_noone9287]

I think that nd filters usage is the most useful tip, because it makes a enormous difference in final result of making a video

[@christopherjones1473]

All tips were relevant, thanks to all of the 12 people involved in this video.

[@Edward-nw8kq]

Absolutely awesome video very informative, gentleman keep up the great work. I’m looking forward to purchasing my first DJI FPV.

[@thelonehellyranger01]

Also heavy Fav. Drone X factor Xavier he rocks too ! All great tips from everyone..

[@novicefpv874]

The attitude limit. Great way to ease into it! Nice vid!

[@jcdeclerk581]

Always love to get multiple opinions from you guys. Still loved tip no 12, always do a al around check of the drone, did not think of it😅 Love the videos, greetings from SA🇿🇦

[@AlienDrones]

Really Nice Aldryn, fun to have so many different personalities in one place! Jakes suggestion is a great one and applies to to all types of drones. Can't always have a clean and flat surface to launch from, actually rarely, so throwing a pad down is sound advice to protect the investment! 😎 Good Flying!

[@chadgay6540]

I had no clue there were drone simulators! Excited to check those out.

[@ketchupandmayo2642]

That was good! I liked the ND filters...think I might just have to pick some up!

[@kledford000]

Your tip was the best. I clipped a branch and never noticed the prop was bent until I tried to fly again.

[@michaillouvranos293]

I have bought the drone 2 weeks ago! All tips are great thank you!

[@StacyLankford]

Excellent tips especially the sitting down!

[@glengrayban3004]

I appreciate you and your friend’s tips. I’ll was really intrigued by the the tip for practicing using a simulator. Maybe that will help me try manual mode soon. Thx again.

[@durbanman]

FlytPath I have been watching all your videos. Totally obsessed with owning a drone. Have watched 100's of mini 2 videos. I'm so ready for my 1st mini 2 drone. I'm in South Africa so need to convert my Rand's to dollars. Grrrrr 1.Love the tip to inspect the drone after each flight 2. Get a landing pad 3. Do some flights on the simulator before flight. Thank you for all the great videos and all your time spend. Jay SA

[@Brazilwill21]

I think Justines tip of just going out and trying it is the most important. With all the other safety features available it is extremely easy to slowly work your way up from GPS to full Acro mode. Good luck to everyone, and happy flying.

[@dineshkumarr2875]

I admire drones a lot. Even if I don't have one, I literally watch every videos on drone tech.. This video is definitely a unique one... By the way, winning the drone would help me a lot, in attaining my passion. Every tip was useful. But I'd I have to pick one, then it would be using a simulator and checking the drone before and after every flight. ♥️♥️ Hoping to win and looking forward to do my passionate profession 🙏

[@JohnPrineas]

My favorite tip is to tilt the camera when flying at an angle

[@benjaminchen4830]

All the tips are cool :P

[@microrails]

The tip I most enjoyed is Practice, flying on a video first. I had a DJI Phantom when they first came out. Only got 14 flights before I tried to add a GoPro to it. Never worked after that. Gave it to a friend for parts to his Phantom. Would love to fly again! DJI is still great machine in my opinion.

[@simonjamesross]

My favourite acro guy Joshua Bardwell and his Camera up tilt was the best tip as thought the gimble would stay levelled off as the drone tilted 👍

[@jamerson808]

This was an incredible collaboration!