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#1
Lucky last flight of saturday's session. Smile Some parts look like slo-mo... it was very windy.
Runcams had a hard time in this light, on the owl plus it looked pretty much the same.

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#2
Dude! Thats awesome! Nice flying!
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#3
That was close there at the end! The camera adjusted to the light just in time!
Windless fields and smokeless builds
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#4
uiui man nice flight and really nice move on 0:40 looks really good to me!!
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#5
Very Nice! What a great spot! (How do you guys find such nice places to fly? I'm very jealous!)
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(24-Apr-2017, 10:00 AM)sloscotty Wrote: Very Nice!  What a great spot!  (How do you guys find such nice places to fly? I'm very jealous!)

google maps searching, road trips spendet yesterday (very windy and cold here) the most of the day on a road trip to find new spots but first i searched them on google maps/earth and than go and make a real life visit.
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(24-Apr-2017, 10:04 AM)Kerni_fpv Wrote: google maps searching, road trips spendet yesterday (very windy and cold here) the most of the day on a road trip to find new spots but first i searched them on google maps/earth and than go and make a real life visit.

Ive never thought of using GMaps for finding cool spots.  What a great idea!
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(24-Apr-2017, 10:00 AM)sloscotty Wrote: Very Nice!  What a great spot!  (How do you guys find such nice places to fly? I'm very jealous!)

(24-Apr-2017, 10:04 AM)Kerni_fpv Wrote: google maps searching, road trips spendet yesterday (very windy and cold here) the most of the day on a road trip to find new spots but first i searched them on google maps/earth and than go and make a real life visit.

(25-Apr-2017, 03:11 AM)PaulMek Wrote: Ive never thought of using GMaps for finding cool spots.  What a great idea!

Hey thanks all Cool  and yes we initially found this spot per google maps too no joke Big Grin
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#9
I use Google Earth Wink
Great stuff as usual bro :thimbsup:
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#10
I know this isn't really the topic of this thread, but would one of you (who use Google Earth), explain your approach to find a flying site using Google Earth? (I should mention, that I know how to use Google Earth. I'm just curious about what you look for, how you go about determining if the property you find is ok to use, etc.) Maybe someone would make a tutorial thread or something...Big Grin
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(26-Apr-2017, 02:12 AM)sloscotty Wrote: I know this isn't really the topic of this thread, but would one of you (who use Google Earth), explain your approach to find a flying site using Google Earth?  (I should mention, that I know how to use Google Earth.  I'm just curious about what you look for, how you go about determining if the property you find is ok to use, etc.)   Maybe someone would make a tutorial thread or something...Big Grin

good idea and yeah maybe i will write a how to but im now in the mddle of race preparations it will take me until next week maybe someone is faster than me!
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(26-Apr-2017, 02:12 AM)sloscotty Wrote: I know this isn't really the topic of this thread, but would one of you (who use Google Earth), explain your approach to find a flying site using Google Earth?  (I should mention, that I know how to use Google Earth.  I'm just curious about what you look for, how you go about determining if the property you find is ok to use, etc.)   Maybe someone would make a tutorial thread or something...Big Grin

I have one started. Ill finish and post as soon as I take the lil one to school
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#13
Great video fftunes. You're one of my favorite pilots to watch based on a combination of the spots you find, the way you fly, and the fact that you are here on intoFPV :p

Some of those moves great, I might have to see if I can learn them if you don't mind... especially some of the roll/flip sequences. I am in a point of learning where I am trying to repeat things that I see in videos [about 20% of the time I can learn it, the rest I still need work on like the The Kerni invertet head wag (featuring name by sloscotty)]  ROFL
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(27-Apr-2017, 09:39 AM)Carl.Vegas Wrote: Great video fftunes. You're one of my favorite pilots to watch based on a combination of the spots you find, the way you fly, and the fact that you are here on intoFPV :p

Some of those moves great, I might have to see if I can learn them if you don't mind... especially some of the roll/flip sequences. I am in a point of learning where I am trying to repeat things that I see in videos [about 20% of the time I can learn it, the rest I still need work on like the The Kerni invertet head wag (featuring name by sloscotty)]  ROFL

Thanks man, that means a lot to me - and thanks for the sub! Cool  and don't worry, lots of moves kind of come naturally over time, especially once you develop a feel for the hangtime - it's funny, i even often do my best moves when i only intended to cruise and enjoy ... Smile
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#15
Yeah, that's true, in the end it's all about stick time.
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