Hehehe wobei das mit nem Vista Copter geflogen ist, ich saß ungefähr in der Mitte und war auf max Sendeleistung, das war teilweiße schon ein ziemlicher Klötzchenbrei... Bin dort auch schon mit der O3 geflogen - da ist die Lage deutlich entspannter.😄
The aircraft you are flying is heavier than the weight of the bird in front of you. Aren't you scared when a man who weighs more than you approaches you swinging his arms? And a bird's wing will not get hurt if hit by a friend, but if hit by a rotating propeller, it will get hurt or fall. It is nonsense to say that it is not dangerous to birds. The flight you are doing is not a beautiful scene of flying in the sky with birds. It is obviously a threat to the birds and is a flight that you are doing because you sense that threat. Are you going to say that there is no danger if the prop is hit by a bird's wing or eye? Even the props of aircraft smaller than 250g are heavier than those of a typical bird, and the motors are powerful enough to threaten the lives of birds. Don't contradict yourself. Rather you should say this: Say, ‘I don’t care if I endanger the birds and my life,’ or, ‘I want to fly like this.’
Once again: I don't think you know anything about FPV drones: It is physically impossible for a propeller to make contact with a bird as all rotors on a whoop Frame are surrounded by a propeller guard. As you can also see at the beginning of the video (and i before I took the shot), these birds are already flying these circles beforehand, so I think it's pretty unlikely that I'm forcing them through the flight. However, I generally agree with you that you should be extremely careful with such shots.
@@Rydex_FPV I'm flying fpv drones. I don't know if there's anything wrong with the translator, but I'm flying a 5" GoPro drone. It also flies avatars and dji fpv. I'm not as professional as you are about fpv drones, but I don't think you should know as much to criticize them. Because I know that it's dangerous to fly even avatars with guards to birds. It's not a matter of knowing and not knowing about fpv drones in the first place. Take your eyes to the prop. How do you separate the words that are too obvious into professional or not? It's your freedom to hurt your life and your body. Don't do anything shameless that flies with someone else's life as collateral. You're doubly bad at risking other lives or even trying to rationalize things even if you're doing something that collateralizes other lives.
@@lokadome5763 To be honest, I was expecting someone to come round the corner in Karen style anyway - that's okay. That's why I thought very carefully about whether I should upload the video here, but for the reasons mentioned above I am convinced that there was no serious danger for these birds at any time and therefore decided to do so with a clear conscience ;) But I agree with you that you should use your head in this hobby and not do anything stupid, as this beautiful hobby is already viewed very critically by the general public. That's the end of this discussion for me - have a nice day.
@@Rydex_FPVyou’re a strong man.. someone commented something similar on my video where a hawk kept attacking my drone during a session and I deleted it, but realized after that I did absolutely nothing wrong LOL
There are many videos of birds getting caught in FPV propellers. FPV pilots don't have to risk their lives, but birds do. There will be mother birds with children, and there will also be baby birds that have just started flying. I don't know why humans have to take such flights to see cool videos. Did the birds really agree to your close flight?
If you had read the show notes, you would have been able to see from them that this flight was flown with a copter under 250g and propeller protection - and therefore there was no danger to the birds
Besten Dank ! Naja es geht, ich bin einmal relativ übel in so nem Baum eingeschlagen und hab ein 6S Pack nen ND Filter und ne CRSF Antenne geschrottet😆 - gehört halt hin und wieder dazu wenn man seine Grenzen austestet😅 Schöne Ostern ebenfalls !😃
