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Looking for FPV Course Recommendations for Beginners

Some kind of course?

I am quite new at fpv, been flying simulators for a good while though. Got an avata 2 about a year ago. Been flying it manual almost exclusively since maybe July.

It’s a great drone. But it’s a cinematic drone and it’s quite hard to fly freestyle as a beginner since it has a tendency to do yaw tumbles if you fly a bit defensive (which I as a beginner tend to do).

so I got the meteor 75 pro o4.

it flies great and the jello is cured. Haven’t had a single yaw tumble so for. I can also fly it around the house and don’t risk so much with crashes.

But I would like to have some kind of structured training program. Right now I just fly around, trying things. Slowly getting better.

But something structured would probably accelerate my learning greatly. Reallly working in trick after trick, or skill after skill. In a logical way.

Does anything like this exist? Like some kind och skulle ladder you grind?

proantifpv

72 W

I work directly with the US armed forces, helping them implement their UAV programs. We have a 4 step method, and you've already done steps 1 and 2.

1. Get a radio and a sim

2. Begin flying a tinywhoop

3. Move up to 3.5"

4. Move up to 5"

Depending on what you're trying to achieve, which sounds like freestyle, there are things going on right now like IGOW, where every week a trick is demonstrated and then you submit yourself doing that trick. I don't know if there is anything more regimented, but there are tons of ways to set your own pace.

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IrisBombé

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Thanks!

My problem is two fold.

I live in Sweden. I can’t actually share flight videos unless I first get them approved by a government agency. That takes many months. (Right now 65 workdays but it will soon balloon once the summer hits. I share private flight videos here… but am actually not allowed. It’s a ridiculous law a lot of people break. But doing it in more open setting such as a IGOW is asking for trouble.

I like working on things on my own. Without time pressure. Sometimes I can fly everyday. Sometimes once a month. So something like a program to follow would be great.

To force me to really grind specific skills and tricks in a reasonable order

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proantifpv

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OH wow...yeah, do not follow my suggestion. Damn, if there isn't something, there should be. I'm going to do some research.

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IrisBombé

72 W

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Looking for FPV Course Recommendations for Beginners

Some kind of course?

I am quite new at fpv, been flying simulators for a good while though. Got an avata 2 about a year ago. Been flying it manual almost exclusively since maybe July.

so I got the meteor 75 pro o4.

it flies great and the jello is cured. Haven’t had a single yaw tumble so for. I can also fly it around the house and don’t risk so much with crashes.

But I would like to have some kind of structured training program. Right now I just fly around, trying things. Slowly getting better.

But something structured would probably accelerate my learning greatly. Reallly working in trick after trick, or skill after skill. In a logical way.

Does anything like this exist? Like some kind och skulle ladder you grind?

proantifpv

72 W

I work directly with the US armed forces, helping them implement their UAV programs. We have a 4 step method, and you've already done steps 1 and 2.

1. Get a radio and a sim

2. Begin flying a tinywhoop

3. Move up to 3.5"

4. Move up to 5"

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IrisBombé

72 W

Autor

Thanks!

My problem is two fold.

I like working on things on my own. Without time pressure. Sometimes I can fly everyday. Sometimes once a month. So something like a program to follow would be great.

To force me to really grind specific skills and tricks in a reasonable order

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proantifpv

72 W

OH wow...yeah, do not follow my suggestion. Damn, if there isn't something, there should be. I'm going to do some research.

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