Recent content by E92Vancouver

Not an issue for me. I fly a lot of different drones, RC airplanes and RC helis. All fly different and I just adapt to the specific aircraft's flight characteristics that I am piloting. Once you get more hours flying, your skill level will increase and you won't have anymore issues, fears or...

Sorry to hear this. You need one of these:

Once upon a time they use to use real Helis to film movies. The original Hawaii 5-0 used real Helis in shots such as the zoom in on Steve McGarrett when he was on the high-rise balcony.

Wow about the Syma X20! How does the altitude hold work? With accelerometers? I want one. Can't believe it has headless mode. Incredible!

The La Trax is pretty stable. Hand flying a drone without all the pilot aids is very fun.

DJI claims that the digital zoom in 1080 is lossless. That is why you can't tell.

When the weather is bad and you can't fly your Mavic 2 outside, what do you fly inside? I fly the La Trax.

Oops!

Mavic 2 Zoom in Maui:

I fly RC planes and helicopters. Bought a drone for videos and photos. Have a Mavic 2 Zoom. Other drones I have had are the P3 and P4. Also have a Traxxas drone for indoor flying when the weather is bad.

Heli in that video is electric. I would think the exhaust plume from a gas heli would be problematic for shooting stationary shots on a windy day.

Thanks. This was not my video.

You would have to remove the props for storage and transport. Would give you and opportunity to inspect the motor clips on the bottom.

Great idea about the strobes. My RC planes have strobe lights.

I carefully inspect the hinge for play. Check the props for cracks at the hinge interface. Those little hinge pins support the whole weight of the drone and take the torque of the motor. If one of those hinge pins lets go, it is is going to be a bad day. Replacing props is cheap insurance. I...