Hi there, I've read your post on Litchi and the A2 FC. Did you try it out? I've got a P4 and S1000 and love what Litchi can do with the P4. Hopefully you have a good review with the A2 as I'm going to try it out on the S1000. Regards Bret
Not surprising. The flight controller gyros are very good at keeping the unit stable. I also race drones and have struck tree branches causing multiple blades to be damaged and missing on return. Any UAV with a good FC will do a similar job.
When I'm not shooting a job with the P3 or S1000 I'm keeping my eye hand ball coordination up with my Nano QX FPV in agility mode. No auto leveling, no GPS positioning, no nothing. Why? Because it maintains confidence and keeps me on my game.
Advice for Noobies or anyone wanting to stay sharp...
I'm one of those who uses checklists for the entire flight. I agree it does take time but not too much when used all the time. My checklists also include a verbal brief on what to do in an emergency after take off similar to my commercial flying days. Might seem a bit dorky but helps keep me in...
Fair comment. And that would account for the defensive approach by others in this thread. I hear you and will help out with a different approach.
The best advice I can give is buy a micro UAV and learn all you can about how these systems operate, and fly manually with no self levelling or GPS...
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