Hi everyone

So, I think I was possibly the most luckiest FPV pilot this weekend.

I've went for an "come over to our office to have a talk" and I've brought my new cinelifter setup to show them the drone and the Komodo camera.
These guys are a cool company that do a lot of work with GPS drones and a little bit of FPV too.
For the company it is important to start in the high level video production using cinelifter drones.

They have been waiting, just like me, one month for my new drone to arrive because I've posted on social media clips and photos from the drone itself.

In the end, we've spoken almost 2 hours in the office what ended to be a "casual" work interview. After the talking, they asked me if I want to do a "test" flight and to take the drone for a ride. I've only had one battery on me, just in case, and it turned out we went to the field to chase the boss of the company on his awesome electric motocross bike.

So this is the short video and my story how I've got hired by these cool people, just because they need a cinelifter drone pilot. 



P.s. I still don't own the contract and don't know all the details, but I know I will work on big projects very soon.  

Congratulations! That’s awesome!

Congratulations! The bike looks pretty awesome as well. Is it a Surron competitor?

Thank you guys for the kind words! I'm still stoked! 

@c2v2 - its a CZEM Drill One - Enduro, I think it's a 19" wheel, there are also 21". They cost somewhere around 9000 €.

Nice.. congrats dude.

Daaaam man, well done, that's what i want to achieve too
Good luck Getz01

i would suggest to go closer to the object, we cant see anything about the bike. its more a better mavic footage than professional fpv footage sorry for my critic on it, i hope you liked to hear that sort of comment too.
awaiting your next footage post :-)

(06-Jun-2023, 01:59 PM)hugnosed_bat Wrote: i would suggest to go closer to the object, we cant see anything about the bike. its more a better mavic footage than professional fpv footage sorry for my critic on it, i hope you liked to hear that sort of comment too.
awaiting your next footage post :-)

Hey, I don't mind critic at all, the opposite! 

It's far from professional fpv footage. It was a "test" flight what they said, and that's how I flew. 
The other thing is, the grass was very high and I had a too big of a tilt angle on the FPV camera and the cinema camera, so I was always too fast for him and didn't want to go too low to crash in the grass. Since I fly carbon props, it wouldn't be too wise to fly with them into anything because they crack very fast.

We will gonna stay on track, try to find a big project and then do some serious stuff, nicely planned, and not flown with only 1 battery.