i found the review of this rc quadcopter very useful, you explained clearly
and demonstrated well, good job, my girlfriend will be getting me one lol
she loves me
Mine started going crazy one night. One motor started going full speed and
got so hot it melted the plastic housing. Not sure if it could have started
a fire but Id store these someplace safe.
I did notice when I crash sometimes that happens and I just have to turn it off. Don't think it can do that on it own when it's off though. Was yours off?
+Dustin Dunnill Unfortunately I'm waiting for some parts before I get back in the air. My power module died after too much time powered up on the bench. The replacement is coming from China, so the wait is on. I've got a Xiaomi Yi and a 3-axis gimbal coming as well, so I'm looking forward to seeing how those perform. The quality of the Xiaomi Yi has come a long way over the past couple months and it's already eclipsed the Mobius in terms of overall quality and capabilities.
Thanks. Off topic but...Hope your quest for aerial photography is going well. My Cheerson cx20 is serving me well. Next I need to look into a higher resolution video camera.
An in-depth review of the JJRC H22 Micro inverted flight capable quadcopter drone you can find here: //shrsl.com/?~b8qg Here I go in depth into setup, flight ...
Thank you for that video. It really helped my figure out all the controls
where as I would have had trouble. This video was the first to show me how
to invert the flight. So again thanks because it really helped.
Nice review Dustin, thank you.
That 3rd rate gives the mini quite a sporty performance. I'd suspect you
can create some kewl funnels and the high pitch rate gives it a sweet top
end.
I'd like to have seen the LEDs as my preferred time to fly is
evening/twilight. Thumb's up!
Thanks. Maybe I'll do a night flight video. I tried funnels in the vid @ park in rate 3 and it crashes...but maybe if you ease up a little yaw it would work.
Boa tarde amigo, vi que você tem bastantes amigos próximos aqui que podem
me ajudar pessoalmente, adoro "brinquedos" tenho carros mas gostaria de
começar no helimodelismo mas fóruns e vídeos e bem diferente de uma
conversar tate tate, dúvidas e etc, poderia me indicar alguém sou de Salto
SP próximo de itu . Obrigado e mais um inscrito aí para o canal ..
+W Zííkalokko Também acho que pessoalmente o aprendizado é bem melhor, você pode procurar o clube CCA em Itú, ou o pessoal da Go Fly no Aerobello em São Roque, eu também vôo em São Roque sempre que dá. Abraço
+ luiz miguel pereira it's 45.39USD with free shipping. //www.hobbywow.com/en-x25-6-axis-gyro-speed-switch-rc-quadcopter-flying-car-with-2-0mp-camera-rtf-2-4ghz-p239716.htm
First Outdoor Flight - Dromida Vista UAV RTF Quadcopter RC Drone
This video is my first outdoor flight with my Dromida Vista UAV RTF Quadcopter RC Drone! I fly around having fun and do lots of flips outdoors with plenty of ...
+TheGusK I was flying it on the lowest setting and just putting around. It is VERY responsive and quick. It all comes down to what you are comparing it to though....
+Darren Bunch I wouldn't recommend either for a beginner. Go with a Cheerson CX-10 and practice with that indoors. Those are under $20 and not nearly as dynamic as this one is. It is a handful for a noob.
+AnkushVlogs I am sorry but like I said before, if you don't know those basic things then this is NOT one you should be flying. Use Google and read the manual.
dromida brand quads have set a standard that's hard to beat yes they are
durable and fly very well but they do have a weakness and that is the prop
shafts that are made out of aluminum I've smashed mine into a brick wall
and it flew off like nothing but eventually blade strikes will result in
bent shafts that at this moment are on back order so im grounded for a bit
till I get my parts from my lhs.
Thanks Bill! This thing is actually comparable in size laterally to your QX 350. It has a much shorter profile though and it tough!
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Bill Nye on the Remarkable Efficiency of SpaceX
Bill Nye (The Science Guy!) opines on the pros and cons of NASA and SpaceX manufacturing. In a congressional move of either genius or ignorance, the ...
ULA's Delta IV and Atlus V are NOT commercial launchers. ULA (Boeing and
LM) isn't a commercially driven business, it's joined at the hip with the
US government and subsidised to the hilt. Launches are about $400 million a
piece and still required subsidises from the federal govt to remain
solvent. The development of the Atlus IV (the one that uses Russian made
engines) and Delta IV were both paid for by the Pentagon. This is in
complete contrast to SpaceX and their launchers that were entirely
privately funded. Any money SpaceX received from NASA was for actual
contracts that involved the delivery of payloads into space on behalf of
its client. It doesn't receive any subsidies like ULA does.
I always laugh when I hear ULA described as a commercial entity, its not,
its socialized space launch.
+Ryo's Dojo That's almost the exact same thing. NASA was purchasing the ability to use a capability (Falcon 9 LV) rather than purchasing a capability (flights on a Falcon 9). NASA doesn't benefit at all directly from SpaceX completing a preliminary project management review of SpaceX, and yet they were paid $23 million to do it. That's not contracting, that's development funding.Not that that's a problem. The government could get something by having Falcon 9 and SpaceX could get something by having the government as a customer, so it was an ideal relationship.
+Ambient Morality All spacecraft development (F9, Dragon, etc) was paid for already by SpaceX. They didn't receive a single cent in funding to create its systems. Under COTS NASA would only provide what was essentially reward money to space companies AFTER they had achieved key objectives. COTS was also a part of NASA's Commercial Crew and Cargo Program (C3PO) where funding was as part of launch contracts. Which confirms what I said, that SpaceX only received money for work it actually completed.
+Ryo's Dojo Wrong. Falcon 9 was paid for under COTS which contracted development of a launch vehicle if applicable and a spacecraft. SpaceX used COTS money for Falcon 9 development and Dragon development.
The shout out to libertarians is hilarious in how it shows he doesn't know
WTF is going on... "Spacex is taking at least half a billion dollars...
from NASA" - yeah that's because Spacex is vastly cheaper and NASA can't
justify buying rockets from their competitors, also spacex started out and
still derives most of their revenue from satellite companies. So they just
landed a rocket back from putting out 11 orbcom satellites and will further
revolutionize the cost of rockets meanwhile your friendly government entity
and sponsored corporations are left in the dust. But of course Bill Nye
still thinks NASA will build a colony on Mars first... time will tell I
guess.
+erbgeg egerger Actually, CRS is based on contract value. That means contractors ask for however much money they want to offer for however many missions they can offer, and NASA makes a selection based on the best proposals financially, risk-wise, and other factors. So NASA selected SpaceX and Orbital because they were the best deals of the bunch - and SpaceX obviously overcharged because they're so much cheaper than their competitors, then used that money to fund development.
+Sebastien Fauste 1.) like you said, NASA did not just buy ISS resupply flights, they subsidesed SpaceXs R&D by massive amounts monetary AND intellectually, you cannot not mention that. 2.) When did I say SpX is in competition with NASA? 3.) First you claimed "most of their revenue" now you claim "much of their revenue", quit sugarcopating it, SpX is taking a shitload (and majority!) of it's money from NASA. Just because others take money too doesn't make it invalid to point out SpX does (too). Summary, NASA played a big monetary and sharing knowledge part in getting SpX to where they are now. SPACEX WOULDN'T EXIST TODAY IF IT WEREN'T FOR NASA. If you don't belief me read Elons biography //www.amazon.com/Elon-Musk-SpaceX-Fantastic-Future/dp/0062301233
+erbgeg egerger 1.) you're just plainly wrong and don't know what you're talking about, the "500 million" dollars of seed and development money was in contracts for missions that were cheaper then other competitors.2.) Spacex is not in competition with NASA they are in competition with other government subsidized space corporations that are NOT privately owned and funnel off government money like no tomorrow.3.) Spacex derives much of it's profit from other satellite companies and governments and would continue even without NASA contracts, they wouldn't be as far, but they would go on. The point why Bill Nye is full of shit is because he somehow credits the government with the achievements of a private company that was created because the government couldn't achieve what Musk thought should be possible, I repeat: The great amount of cost reduction and advancements in rocket technology has come specifically from the government sponsored corporations sucking so much that a 13 year startup is easily beating them.
+Sebastien Fauste Are you purposefully deceptive or just a ill informed fanboi? Your level of ignorance really pisses me off! Falcon 9 has by a large percentage been subsidies by NASA, NASA got NOTHING in return, they just pay them so that they can play around and experiment. Without NASAs free money SpaceX wouldn't be anywhere near where it is today. Also NASA didn't just by Dragons to resupply the ISS, they gave SpaceX money to build Dragon only to then buy Dragon flights. BUT even if you dont count that money, SpaceX would STILL not "get most of their money from private companies". Your ignorance pisses me of!
+airgjoijsfdhads Must be a centuries old joke to say you believe in a flat earth. All you have to do is go up a tall hill and look at the ocean and you can see the curvature of the earth.
phil and vehicles is a bad idea. adding flight makes it worst
Can you fly a drone through your car windows?? Featuring the Latrax Alias
A light hearted stunt Ive always wanted to try on camera, flying my quad through my car windows, if you see my other quad vids you know Im pretty good at ...
+Raychristofer don't feel bad man, I'm a hypocrite to judge lol, I've been struggling with time management and consistency for a while. Keep going man, your video production and audio quality continues to improve with each new video I watch.
+PocketableTech Franco I feel so bad youre right, I have two folders of vids filmed and need to narrate them and edit. I need to stop trying to be such a perfectionist like in this case and just trust. I promise Ill do better.