dji Avata 2 learning FPV on manual mode SO HARD for beginners! 

I really recommend hooking your controller up to a pc and playing a drone sim. You can go wild and get a ton of practice to get the muscle memory down. Helped me a TON

I recommend building and flying your own quadcopter (freestyle drone). You learn to understand so much more about FPV, and when you crash, components are cheap to replace.

As others have said, simulators on the PC are incredibly helpful. I can tell you the ONE concept, though, that took me a while to understand, but once it clicked, everything started making more sense: For turning, you need to push BOTH sticks left or both sticks right. Once you get that, you'll start being able to turn and keep the horizon flat. From there, it's just a matter of coordinating differing amounts of inputs on both sticks to turn slower or faster. Good luck!

Im using dji avata for 2 years now have avata 2 still i have huuuge respect for fpv drivers most of them dont even have safety features like this this lift off and fly down on their own thats amazing skill to do that :(

This is strange but I woke up a little discouraged. And this video made me laugh, I really felt your excitement about flying manually, thank you bro.

I just lost my Dji mini 4 pro there last week 😂 flying in the LA river 😅.

Always, always use a Sim first - you need a good few hours of practice before the basics start becoming muscle memory.

Anyone considering flying manual manual mode should first practice on a sim like Liftoff first.

It's worth doing some practice in a sim. You fly a drone completely differently in manual. The controls dont do the same things, and it's work figuring out what they actually do before risking your drone :)

You flew into the flight path of the airport! There is a model aircraft field with a drone flying field literally less than one mile from where you are right now.

You might want to be aware that you were flying in the class D airspace of Van Nuys airport with some of the busiest jet and helicopter operations in California. You cannot get a clearance in that spot with LAANC as it’s restricted down to the surface.

Note to self, when trying for the first time find a overgrown field, not concrete for possible crash.

I'm having huge problems (begginer here) too

Great video, I've yet to get that controller, looks an entirely different experience. Just been using the motion controller 3 in manual, obviously not the same. Definitely looks a buzz though.

I gave up some time ago with the dji fpv in acro mode but i give the avata 2 another chance. Did i say giving the avata another chance? No, i'm the stupid one that was unable to learn to fly FPV. So i'll give myself another chance. Nice video.

You should hook up to a sim. I just got my Avata 2 yesterday But I bought the controller 3 weeks before buying the drone. I used it witn TrypFPV and DRL sim in the weeks up until I got the Avata 2. It was a big help but ngl I still have the jitters in Manual mode IRL. The adrenaline has my nerves shot in minutes, and I have to land and take a break 😂

Drone controller setups are weird. How about having the same control scheme as in , say, Gta 5 when flying helicopters?

This is probably why DJI did not include the controller 3 in a bundle.

Cool video.

Watch the earth! 🤣

Your face IS important!

You're teaching yourself to fly manual mode, and you chose to do this over concrete? Find a field full of weed growth so at least you stand some chance of reducing crash damage.

Not even the avata series...FPV mode w/ sports manuver on regular drone is neither easy ...