Haha that is a sweet story and a unique way to stumble upon FPV! Definitely want to hear more about this, what freq did you pick up?
With so many FPVers popping up I've started scanning the sky before powering up my plane, haven't picked up another FPVer yet but I'm sure it's only a matter of time.
If it was me...i prefer you didnt get that answer in public.Originally Posted by Vitamin J
he was probably not on 1160 or something lol
Last edited by chatch15117; 7th July 2012 at 04:40 PM.
I have officially migrated to a Swift II and so far I'm loving it, it's soo much easier to fly
http://fpvlab.com/forums/showthread....earning-to-fly.
Checking in from the west coast of Florida, near Tampa and Clearwater
Got my Tri all up and running, Coconut Creek, FL (South East Florida):
http://fpvlab.com/forums/showthread....-before-maiden)
Just need a uhf system, hear too many bad things about lockouts and spektrum, also need a good place to shakedown this tricopter (been flying it LOS lately).
fuck spektrum
So after having learned LOS i decided to be safe and make my first FPV to be a twinstar II, however that's cominf with it's own challeges, I started a build log here:
http://fpvlab.com/forums/showthread....I-Newbie-Build
Chad, I guess you were right all along.
Popped my FPV cherry (ahh tried to just link it, doh - enjoy anyway),
View this video on Vimeo
More interesting places coming up!
Welcome. I am moving to FL next week. Where in FL are you? Just launching a loaded ZII will be a challenge and I agree with Senty and airbagit -- get a simple foamy and fly LOS first, then move up from there.
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