jbrumberg
Elite Member
- Joined
- Jan 22, 2006
- Messages
- 4,903
- Location
- Cummington, MA
- Tractor
- New Holland TC29DA, John Deere D130
".... But I think that is possibly making me a better pilot."- David
I think it will. If you feel comfortable piloting "Line of Site" you have a decent chance of piloting it back to launch site if there is a "glitch" in the First Person View transmission or the flightcontroller's autopilot functions and you need to rely on LOS and piloting skills.
I learned to fly "Line of Sight" on really cheap Fixed Pitch Heli's and quadcopters. I am having all kinds of problems flying First Person View from a monitor. I need to sit down. For all practical purposes I use FPV only to give me a quick view of what I am videoing or trying to video.
I enjoy just cruising around doing circles and figure 8's and staying within my property boundaries.
And not bothering anyone.
I really like the P3P. I do not like the tracking and no fly zone operation by "by design" with the flightcontroller data collection systems, but I fly "by the book" so it really is not an issue.
I think it will. If you feel comfortable piloting "Line of Site" you have a decent chance of piloting it back to launch site if there is a "glitch" in the First Person View transmission or the flightcontroller's autopilot functions and you need to rely on LOS and piloting skills.
I learned to fly "Line of Sight" on really cheap Fixed Pitch Heli's and quadcopters. I am having all kinds of problems flying First Person View from a monitor. I need to sit down. For all practical purposes I use FPV only to give me a quick view of what I am videoing or trying to video.
I enjoy just cruising around doing circles and figure 8's and staying within my property boundaries.
I really like the P3P. I do not like the tracking and no fly zone operation by "by design" with the flightcontroller data collection systems, but I fly "by the book" so it really is not an issue.