Persuasive Speech On Drone Racing
So, you think you’ve mastered your drone. You’ve practiced, flown your weight in LiPo batteries and you can yaw and roll with the best of them. Well, we’ve got some news. This may come as a shock, so we suggest taking a seat — line-of-sight drone flight is only a stepping stone! The real challenge is about to begin. Your drone is a nimble, split-second-decision-making, turn-on-a-dime, incredible-feats-a-plenty, flying machine! Shouldn’t you be in the cockpit along with it? It’s time to experience first-hand what makes drone racing so uniquely thrilling compared to all other RC aircraft: First Person View! FPV will show you the world in ways you never dreamed possible. Are you ready?
Materials List:
FPV Freerider & Game Controllers
LiPo Batteries & Safety Goggles
RubiQ
Radio Controller
FPV Goggles
Outdoor Flight Field
Safety Precautions:
Wear safety goggles. …show more content…
You can’t drive a car without a license and you can’t fly FPV without one either.
FPV First Flight
Practice taking off, hovering and turning with first-person view.
Run through the pre-flight checklist, making sure to tighten the props down and that the drone is set on a flat launch surface when you plug in the battery to begin auto-calibrating the sensors. Arm with the (Master) SG switch and set the flight mode to Altitude Hold with the (Master) SE switch.
Switching to FPV piloting means adding one more item to the checklist:
Make sure you’re flying with a spotter, someone who is ready to serve as your eyes on the ground, helping you locate a drone that goes down or to warn the pilot of any hazards outside of the camera’s field of view. A spotter can also use their perspective to provide valuable coaching
Materials List:
FPV Freerider & Game Controllers
LiPo Batteries & Safety Goggles
RubiQ
Radio Controller
FPV Goggles
Outdoor Flight Field
Safety Precautions:
Wear safety goggles. …show more content…
You can’t drive a car without a license and you can’t fly FPV without one either.
FPV First Flight
Practice taking off, hovering and turning with first-person view.
Run through the pre-flight checklist, making sure to tighten the props down and that the drone is set on a flat launch surface when you plug in the battery to begin auto-calibrating the sensors. Arm with the (Master) SG switch and set the flight mode to Altitude Hold with the (Master) SE switch.
Switching to FPV piloting means adding one more item to the checklist:
Make sure you’re flying with a spotter, someone who is ready to serve as your eyes on the ground, helping you locate a drone that goes down or to warn the pilot of any hazards outside of the camera’s field of view. A spotter can also use their perspective to provide valuable coaching