Advanced FPV Manuevers; Trippy Spin, Orbits, and Reverse Flying; Are they the same thing? 

Glad it was helpful!

@@stingersswarm absolutely! I hope that you do more of these. The way you broke it down and then demonstrated it was real and relatable. Thanks again!

Haha. Thanks.

Yes!

Thanks man. Idk I would need to practice to pull off half the tricks in your trickopedia.

The key to backwards flying is paying attention to the environment and taking cues from non obvious inputs. I might make a video on this one too.

Yes and I am pushing at that barrier now.

Oh yeah!!

I did a whole video on avoiding prop wash about 5 years ago. It still holds up. I might have to revisit it though.

I'm glad it was helpful.

I'll try a few more and see how they go.

... not to mention *awesome pilot* as well!

I hope it helps.

Glad I could help.

That is what I'm here for.

It helps me make smooth transitions with them. I don't really think about it in the middle of doing it.

Thanks! Will do!

was not expecting that copypasta, but it fits so well lol

Glad it was helpful!

@@stingersswarm If I can make it work? That remains to be seen. Lol I'll try tomorrow, but it sure feels like your explanation unlocked it in my brain. I have no PC capable of running a sim properly. But I have 4 quads I can throw at it. Lol

@@thatguycarlos that is the right answer. Just send it lol. Good luck.

@@stingersswarm you bet! I

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Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for the idea!

I hope it helps.

Just try it again and again in a sim. Although it may be helpful to know the theory of how to move that trick just has to be practiced before you really wrap your head around it. At least for me that was the case for that particular trick. Start out by getting in a position where you look up at the object. For example by flying just past the object on one side and then pitching up. From there try rolling and add some throttle (I added too much throttle in panic at first that lead to loss of control). If the roll seemed to go the wrong way try to fly past the object on the other side or just roll the other way, whichever seems more comfortable. From there on it's all about trying to get a feel for it. Trying to not get too far away from the object and keep going. Tricky trick... I can only do it semi consistantly one way. The other way around feels even harder.

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for checking it out.

That is a good suggestion.

I find that the inputs on roll and yaw are greater I really don't think much about my pitch in these manuevers.

I've been here all along. lol

Yeah I agree. I’ll do better next time.

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That is a good suggestion.

In angle mode yes, in rate mode no.

I run mine at 30 degrees. If you are loosing altitude try giving it more throttle.

Send it!!

Next time I will wait until after your nap to post it sweetie. 😘

@@stingersswarm 😍😘

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You are always locked, loaded and ready to spread the love. It’s always much appreciated.

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Not necessarily. The mattystunz theory has been debunked a few years ago. Not many if any pilots fly at 60+ deg anymore except racers but that’s obvious due to the speed they fly

Now in a trippy spin the higher the tilt the less throttle is required in my experience but not necessarily making the trick easier

@@creationlabsinc.189 5 maybe 10 degrees shouldn't have a problem?

You need about 20 degrees on most cameras to properly spot the top of the obstacle. I run 30 and have no problem.

@@stingersswarm That is what I was figuring. I was running 20 and could complete two orbits but recently switched to Cricket angle and now I struggle. Thank you