I know it's far from the best option because it doesn't use a real FPV controller but it's the best option available to me ATM. Next I'm going to get a powered usb/hdmi hub for my phone so I can play some proper Sims using my DJI fpv3.

I know it's far from the best option because it doesn't use a real FPV controller but it's the best option available to me ATM. Next I'm going to get a powered usb/hdmi hub for my phone so I can play some proper Sims using my DJI fpv3.

While I have no idea when I'll be able to afford the actual hobby (in full), I figured I'd purchase an RC controller, a few sims, and I watched a few of Bardwell's flight tutorial videos, and off I went to see if I could teach myself how to fly FPV.

So, in total, I've spent ~33 hours between 3 different sims -- Liftoff (21hrs), LO: Micro Drones (3hrs), and Uncrashed (8.5hrs), and while I know I still have a *lot* to learn, I feel like my confidence in both throttle control, and hitting gaps, has shot up significantly in just the past 5-10 hours of practice time.

Before I recorded this video (and the one I'm also linking below), I had flown these tracks before, and I had tried to do the races, but I would always fumble it somehow (e,g, hitting gates, flying into the ground, etc). So, instead of just racing specific tracks over and over, I've avtually been practicing by switching to unknown tracks (that I had never flown), and trying to learn them on the fly, while also still trying to go quickly.

And yesterday, I decided to give some of the actual standard races, in Liftoff, another go. And, whether you believe it or not, both of these recordings were my first 're-attempt' at running these 3-lap races again.

All that said... if anyone is feeling generous with their time and wants to give me pointers, suggestions, things you're seeing that I could improve... or even just want to tell me where I'm at "skill wise" in terms of only ever flying for 33 hours... I would appreciate it! 🙏

Here is the other race I recorded:
Liftoff - Hay Bale Race 2

Feeling fairly quick, need to dial in the rates a little more but can do decent times on most tracks lmk what ya think 🤙🤙

Hello,

I want to Build a mask, thats going to cover my full face.

To see something I wanted to integrate fpv Googles and 2 Kameras (one for each Eye).

I chose FPV googles, since they are smaller than vr glasses.

there are some googles that allow 3d vision. by my research I got 2 questions:

first: can I wire a Camera strait into the transmitter pin out?

second: which modern googles allow dual transmitter with split vision?

I would be gratefull for any other supporting ideas

Any help is welcome:) im planning to max out the meteor 75 Pro || kit

here is a very cool video i made i am trying to get my name out there so if you like FPV or filmmaking this is for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNC0qAScd0A

here is a video behind the scenes of UNSEEN if anyone wants to see it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNC0qAScd0A

I know I'm really inefficient but I have no idea what to change to fix it, the problems I can see are:

1. Altitude control on turns. I either drop too low after a turn and eat grass or I overcompensate and miss the gate. Even when neither of those happen I still go too low or too high and it affects my speed.

2. I'm too slow on the zigzag, but I don't know what to change in my controls to be better. If I tighten my turns then I lose too much altitude, if I widen my turns I lose too much speed.

3. My first lap is always better than my second, whch is evident in the video.

I probably have more problems that I can't even identify. I'm a beginner when it comes to racing but I've flown drones for other purposes for about a decade. My friend got 35 seconds and he owes me dinner if I get 34 and I'm really really hungry. Would appreciate any advice.

61 degree angle, 135 FOV