3 Coyote tries to attack DJI Avata drone

[Paleomanjim]

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Some flights turn out to be a surprise, this was one of them!

 

[GFields]

Awesome capture!

 

[Rchawks]

I will keep an eye out for Coyotes now! WoW!

 

[Paleomanjim]

Awesome capture!

Glad you liked it

I will keep an eye out for Coyotes now! WoW!

I'm always on the lookout for wildlife! Thanks

 

[Dbez1]

Thanks for posting. I enjoyed it.

 

[EricJT]

Interesting video....it gave me pause to wonder what the time differential is between the actual time the coyote and began to advance on the drone and when you, the operator, received the video in your goggles?

I am sure it is quite small but just curious as I have never flown with goggles....flying my M2P I tend to never notice a lag (?) visually....not sure if the electronic feed is any different.

 

[Paleomanjim]

Thanks for posting. I enjoyed it.

Thanks for watching

Interesting video....it gave me pause to wonder what the time differential is between the actual time the coyote and began to advance on the drone and when you, the operator, received the video in your goggles?

I am sure it is quite small but just curious as I have never flown with goggles....flying my M2P I tend to never notice a lag (?) visually....not sure if the electronic feed is any different.

It is pretty low. FPV drones tend to have very low latency. At close range and low speed it is almost instantaneous. At long range and high speed it is definetely an issue. In that case I tend to fly higher above the ground because the drone may be 5-10' in front of what I am seeing in the goggles. You can hit something and not even see it in the goggles until it is to late!

 

[EricJT]

Thanks for watching

It is pretty low. FPV drones tend to have very low latency. At close range and low speed it is almost instantaneous. At long range and high speed it is definetely an issue. In that case I tend to fly higher above the ground because the drone may be 5-10' in front of what I am seeing in the goggles. You can hit something and not even see it in the goggles until it is to late!

Thank you....you have exactly answered the question.....latency was the word I was looking for.