Recent content by ehje

For me pinch is more controllable, been used to it since flying rc airplanes, it is a matter of practice and adapting it. Give it a try.

Once in a while, for me I do use RTH mode just to check its functionality, much more the recent firmware update wherein we can now pan our gimbal while enroute back home. Personally I am an avid enthusiast in rc flying so that I use more often manual flying back home, there is really a challenge...

For me one should learn both flying back home and using the RTH. And to make every drone flying exciting and challenging, better fly back home in non-RTH. It adds the beauty of drone flying.

Maybe make a checklist for take off, read and go over and check the items(learned this during rc airplane training).

My LP is made from scrap grocery boxes but “beautified” with colored duct tapes gray and red....it is really useful to have any LP for this matter....

Same here, it just answered the questions bogging the mind....thanks fir sharing.

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Our hobby is also an investment we spend for it, likewise save some funds for it also when we want to go on with our hobby. Welcome to the club!

Pinching the sticks as I used to flyin’ model airplanes so I am still doing it in flyin’ my drone(MM2). And I believe it all depends on how comfortable we use the sticks since there are controllers with rounded and short sticks that the thumb is appropriate to use.

But our hobby makes us younger?

This reminds me it is called “simulation” and also builds confidence....

Yup, as always Safety First?Will enjoy every moment!

You are not alone?I am a RC airplane modeller but very in-active in our club in cebu city! But the drone flying has captivated me a lot so that I gifted myself last Christmas with a MM2! Just like flying RC airplanes, this one has unlimited excitements, so with the other hobbies too!?thank you...

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