Head Tracking FPV Chase - E-flite Viper 90 vs T-28 1.2m 

Thank you! That’s the idea🙂

Thanks! Five years of practice and I can not spare bandwidth to say complete sentence during formation flying😅

Thanks!

Yes sir! Will upload the ground perspective next. So you can see how close we get🙂 The FPV wide angle lens make things look small, farther apart.

Awesome sounds good! Which camera is this the o3 or the caddx?

@@fpvdogfight that’s good to know ! Looking forward to it

@@tonyyimbo This was using DJI Goggles V1 with Air Unit (same as Caddx Air Unit)

Thanks🙂

Worthwhile pursuit!

With a handle like yours, can’t wait to see you join in the fun!

Thanks!

Thanks man!

Glad you enjoyed it🙂

Thanks!

Thank you Ilan. Your PC-21 videos are top notch, too! Have you watched these formation brief videos? They help a lot: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ys6PbbxEiKk.html

T-28 1.2m motor is very good already. Try 12x8 APCe props, excellent performance all around with 4S batts.

I watched every possible video in order to learn and improve, and still, the reality is more difficult And when I see you perform a coordinated turn together, I appreciate the professionalism @@fpvdogfight

@@ilanlachish8600 Bigger planes make it easier, both for seeing and reaction time (bigger planes take longer to move). I have grown to like the 2m T-28's. They make formation training much easier.

Releasing soon on fpvdogfight.com

Glad you are inspired to fly from the cockpit. Please read this page to get a head start: fpvdogfight.com/blogs/news Click on diagram for details. Also checkout this video on how to setup head-tracker with Spektrum Transmitter: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zpi_qeuuT8k.htmlsi=LV-h Here are the main components to buy: DJI Goggles Integra: www.dji.com/mobile/goggles-integra DJI O3 Air unit www.dji.com/mobile/o3-air-unit Motionsic BAG - BadAss Gimbal fpvdogfight.com/products/motionsic-b-a-g-badass-gimbal Tally-Ho 2 Head-tracker fpvdogfight.com/products/tally-ho-2-prebuilt-head-tracker

Thank you sir , very good information@@fpvdogfight

The learning curve is not very steep. You already know how to fly planes, so the muscle memory is there, just adapting to new perspective. Pick a decent sized plane (5ft span) that you are already familiar with to start. Put FPV equipment on it. Record a flight while you fly LOS smoothly, emphasize on stabilized approaches and landings. Then review the FPV footage to get used to what it looks like from the cockpit FPV. Then go fly FPV and have a spotter call out altitude on first few landings. Then you are good to go!

Soon to be released on fpvdogfight.com

Good question! Planes are too small. Bigger planes would naturally scale better.

@@fpvdogfight I would guess lower rates would make them less twitchy which is what makes them look and feel like models

@@EDcase1 check out this flight with 2m planes: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eOkzltJNGcI.html