How To Fly FPV Drones In 24 Hours

Hey guys I'm Tyron, hit me up for any fpv lessons I'll teach how to be the best

Now I can show this to people when I give them my drone

I stumbled upon this channel just a week ago... amazing quality. Slowly getting through all the vids haha. Getting excited to build my first one during summer!!!

its better to go straight to acro mode, just use some slow rates and bear in mind, its much more difficult to fly slowly than fast. so dont worry about shaky beginnings, practise big bank turns , then a split s from high up, then try some emergency stops, (good for getting used to very messy visuals and recovering) focus on not letting the quad drift sideways or backwards, EVER!. then when you can do precise bank turns, you'll find you are just flying the camera without much thinking. you are now an fpv pilot.

Wow that was epic bro that quad on lockdwn man big ups bro❤🎉

Great friend to trust him with your drone and being a good sport when it crashed/drown.

Hey Brodie found your channel through this video. Really enjoyed it makes me want to do this with my friends 😅

Nice one, he actually did pretty good! Good on you for having the 2nd drone for the real flight, would have sucked to leave after the river dunk

Just watched the first 70 secs of this and I love it already

Man these vids are worthy of so many more views!! It just seems that the algorithm isn’t putting it out Great vid as always tho 👍👍

Wow! Very Informative!

well made love the editing

I would recommend starting with thumbs insted of a pinch grip since it dosent haft to be perfect and its simplier

I needed 3 weeks to be able to pick a tiny whoop on Acro.... wich I destroyed inmediatly. Well done! I think Angle mode is very useful for a beginner, as it lets you concentrate on throttle management. FPV is hard at the beginning, but after a while it's just like riding a bike. BTW when a drone falls into the water it's always better to disconnect its power while it's still underwater. Otherwise the current will inmediately flow through the wet components instead of being dispersed into the river.

A valiant effort Brodie.🍺🍺 It took me like 5 packs before it really "CLICKED" in my brain and could fly in acro mode. My 7 year old son on the other hand practiced an hour on the sim and then basically could fly acro right away. He even landed the quad! That made me happy but depressed at the same time, lol. 😆

Dam bro I’m now looking at building my own drone. Yes from Kiwi Quads and iv watched the full build vid already.

it's great that sims work for most people :D i tried it and didn't like it. at all. i just go and fly the real drone and hope that i don't destroy it. that approach worked so far for a tiny 3d heli, different types of planes (i had help with my first flight though, an experienced rc pilot by my side who told me how to do some things, really great) and fpv whoops for me :D

My gram-gram taught me fpv.. my grandma and i got super close after grampa passed and we got tippsy one night and one thing led to another.... But yeah, she taught me fpv

The Cardrona river giveth and the Cardrona river taketh away. Sometimes the givith does seem more that the taketh tho...

Oh man... I can't help but laugh at the first flight with the 5" but I get it. It's a crazy idea to have someone fly within 24 hours of practice, probably more like 5 hours of simulated practice. Good college try though boys.