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388 Personally, I kept everything at 100%. If you can fly the simulator, you will be able to fly the real thing. For your first flight, find yourself a large open field. When you lift off, don't baby it. Keep your craft high and make your turns. Landing is always the hard part. You don't have to land close to you. Just concentrate on putting the craft down gently. Good luck. Break an arm. Ha...
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1 03-Jan-2018, 10:30 PM (This post was last modified: 03-Jan-2018, 10:31 PM by Droning Martyn.) Looks great
I havent touched mixer settings on mine yet . Just waiting for some good weather to get some real air time in.
Really just done motor calibration, POV and switch setup in betaflight.
I have drone racing league sim but not sure I like it. Just buying liftoff
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1 Can agree with what's above. Mixer is not really needed yet. As mentioned before, get some air, and work on your turning and banking. Make sure to have some visual landmarks so you can judge not only where you are pointing, but how your turning is going as well. I would also say do not land close to you. Not at least until you are a little better at it. Landing can get squirrely sometimes and it is not good to be close. I would recommend testing the failsafe switch a few times prior to taking off, just to verify. It takes some getting used to, but it is easy to get addicted, lol
PS. Is that electrical tape around your stack?
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