You can see at the end where I had tried to steer away, but it was a bit too late. I repaired the guards and gave them a new paint job. I did get lucky and don’t fly without them, at least for awhile.
Yep, quality is bad indeed. It was so bright outside I couldn’t even see my phone to see how bad it is. But I have graduated a bit since that day. I still have much to learn. I do appreciate the input. No harm, no foul, no worries.
I am still in the rookie phase, the darkness, it was so bright out that I could barely see my phone to tell how bad the settings were. No filter, just rookie settings. That may have been my second or third time flying. I know were Rogers is at , my son and I have ridden our motorcycles down...
About the second week out flying . I took it to a park , a pretty large open area to fly in. Just doing so basic training/learning maneuvers. Slow and easy for a bit , add a little throttle, some height. got somewhat comfortable. I had no idea that it wouldn't stop as quickly as I wanted it to...
Do the lights interfere with the camera exposure when videoing or taking photos at night? Are you using any Velcro behind the light against the arm? What brand if you are?
Just got my first drone, Mavic Air 2 and what an expense these are! But I pulled the trigger anyway. I will be here often taking advantage of the group's wealth of knowledge. See ya in the forums! I already have a great crash video. The prop guards took a hit, but the tree was not left...
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