How to (How I) Fly My MA Through a Steel Truss Bridge

[Si_Co]

 

[Jet skier]

Nice job ! Was it a M2P

 

[theDRONEranger]

Nicely done! The symmetry of the bridge design really added to the video. Was that a forward flight, video reversed? Or reverse flight?

 

[blubyyou]

Very cool! You have more nerve than I. But, you did everything right to give yourself the best chance of a flight without crashing. Very nice.

 

[Galopin]

Nice job very well planned! The video gives an unusual geometric effect. A nice creative shot.
I guess you inverted the scene. Too hard backing through without obstacle avoidance. Am I right or wrong?

My respect to your imagination.
Galopin from CHICOUTIMI, Quebec

 

[4wd]

The danger when doing this is magnetic disturbance and the drone not being sure which way it is moving, or more likely getting conflicting information from GPS and Compass - it's risky and inside that tube of steelwork with a big drop should anything touch, the chance of minor disaster is considerable.

 

[Smokieflies]

Great job, thanks for sharing.

 

[Si_Co]

Nice job ! Was it a M2P

No, it was a Mavic Air

 

[Si_Co]

Nice job very well planned! The video gives an unusual geometric effect. A nice creative shot.
I guess you inverted the scene. Too hard backing through without obstacle avoidance. Am I right or wrong?

My respect to your imagination.
Galopin from CHICOUTIMI, Quebec

Thanks for the comments. The footage was taken backwards, with me standing directly behind the drone.

 

[Si_Co]

Nice job very well planned! The video gives an unusual geometric effect. A nice creative shot.
I guess you inverted the scene. Too hard backing through without obstacle avoidance. Am I right or wrong?

My respect to your imagination.
Galopin from CHICOUTIMI, Quebec

Nah, all backwards. I find flying backwards to be easier than forwards - standing behind the drone and “dragging” it backwards towards you.

 

[Thomas B]

Well done and engaging video!
Glad you had no GPS problems.

 

[Si_Co]

The danger when doing this is magnetic disturbance and the drone not being sure which way it is moving, or more likely getting conflicting information from GPS and Compass - it's risky and inside that tube of steelwork with a big drop should anything touch, the chance of minor disaster is considerable.

I agree 4wd. I did do few test run throughs before the ‘big dance.’ I poked the drone into the mouth of the structure a couple of times, testing out the interference levels, as well as flying on top of it.

 

[Crocket1158]

Pretty cool, thanks for sharing! Also brave.....?

 

[Hawkwind]

Awesome. I loved the presentation then the big reveal. The backwards flight was a great approach! Thanks for sharing.