FPV for Beginners with Average Hobbyist
In this video, Average Hobbyist share some basic information on what you need to fly, radio protocols, batteries, propellers, battery chargers, basic safety for working on your drone, flight modes, places to fly, using the “COPILOT” method for preparing to fly, basics of controlling the drone, and beginners flight exercises
The “COPILOT” Method
Average Hobbyist shares with the community the “COPILOT” method for preparing to flight, which is a great way to ensure that everything works, and you are safe to fly.
C – Clear: Clear the area – Make sure there is nothing that could get damaged. (People, Objects, Animals)
O – On: Turn everything on – Make sure everything is on and functioning.
P – Props: Check your propeller rotation – Make sure you have the right props on the correct motors and that they are spinning the right direction.
I – Interference: Check the goggles – Look for any video interference to ensure you have a strong signal.
L – Linked: Check the transmitter – Make sure your transmitter is communicating and controlling the aircraft.
O – Overhead: Check above you – Look for obstacles such as power lines, buildings, trees, or manned aircraft.
T – Take Off: Have fun!
Beginner Pilot Exercises
Last but not least, check out time code 06:09 for excellent beginner pilot exercises to get you used to controlling a quadcopter. These should get you feeling a little more confident in the air in no time!
Thanks Average Hobbyist for the tips! For more tips for beginners, check out these articles: /
The “COPILOT” Method
Average Hobbyist shares with the community the “COPILOT” method for preparing to flight, which is a great way to ensure that everything works, and you are safe to fly.
C – Clear: Clear the area – Make sure there is nothing that could get damaged. (People, Objects, Animals)
O – On: Turn everything on – Make sure everything is on and functioning.
P – Props: Check your propeller rotation – Make sure you have the right props on the correct motors and that they are spinning the right direction.
I – Interference: Check the goggles – Look for any video interference to ensure you have a strong signal.
L – Linked: Check the transmitter – Make sure your transmitter is communicating and controlling the aircraft.
O – Overhead: Check above you – Look for obstacles such as power lines, buildings, trees, or manned aircraft.
T – Take Off: Have fun!
Beginner Pilot Exercises
Last but not least, check out time code 06:09 for excellent beginner pilot exercises to get you used to controlling a quadcopter. These should get you feeling a little more confident in the air in no time!
Thanks Average Hobbyist for the tips! For more tips for beginners, check out these articles: /
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