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Ryuuken24:

Man, you’re fucking nuts to be flying with shitty antennas. Video
constantly cutting. Yeah, good job in picking out the correct antenna. The
best FPV antenna is called an cloverleaf antenna, check it out, bro, 1km
gain.?

Chris Doherty:

all things cool and fun are illegal. Im assuming this is too. The curious
people on the top of that building are priceless.?

Daniel Martin:

Wow?

ThereIsProbablyNoGod:

Das beste FPV Helicoptervideo der Welt? An Selbstvertrauen mangelt es
nicht. An Verantwortungsbewusstsein massiv. Die Flugkünste sind auch
bescheiden und das Ende ist ein Gewinn für die Sicherheit Menschen in Wien.

rm688:

cool spy toy

muffdriver69:

By the same token, some people like EDF (speed), some like conventional
Prop (Thrust). You don’t see everyone going to EDF do you. Not one
technology supersedes the other, it’s the matter preference. They will each
have their perks and flaws over the other. In terms of FPV, many prefer
Prop. For 3D stunt flying, many prefer EDF. It’s been 10 years now and have
EDF made the Prop become obsolete? No. It will soon be 10 years and will
Multicopter make helicopters obsolete? According to you, yes.

RCHeliJet:

egal super bilder top..!!!! thumb up!!

SirCutBurner:

he seemed to maintain his spacing and trajectory, so he was flying
safely…any failure would have sent the heli down, away from harming
anyone….except anyone on the ground where the debris falls, lol. you know
those office workers really got a kick outa seeing that thing hovering up
there nearby, hehe … especially when inverted

muffdriver69:

Different strokes for different folks, i.e. some people still fly 1950
warbirds, or otherwise, they would all be flying twin turbine EDF’s. But
that’s not the case is it? I fly 3D Heli’s with no experience to
multicopters but the boys at our local flying club say that Heli’s can do
things that multicopters “still” can’t, and vice versa, i.e idle up. You
are putting too much emphasis on multicopters, to which you are entitled
to. But multicopters aren’t good at everything, which you are leading.

muni86:

The picture is the same but the LCD screen in the video goggles in not as
good as the PC screen (brightness, contrast). The goggles have 640×480
pixels and the recorded footage is 720×576. The cable to the goggles is not
shielded, so I get a little noise when I activate the RC booster.

muni86:

I got the heli with motor second hand in 2007, so it was working hundreds
of flights. But I replaced the bearings, the motor is now in a low-RPM Mini
Titan without any stabilisation devices. So there are no paddles, tail gyro
or flybarless electronics. I can recommend to learn flying a heli like
that, it’s a lot of fun and thrill! The frame of the Mini Titan in this
video is flying again with paddles and tail gyro and a powerful motor for
3D-flying.

Vash Dao:

I’ve flown with a myriad of hobbyists myself here in Australia and we all
love every aspect of each model with their own uniqueness. These long time
hobbyists say some kids like to fly Planes (FPV), some Heli’s (FPV), some
like Quads (FPV). There’s no right/wrong. muffdriver makes a valid point
(and I get laughing moments thinking of his name) that each have their
strength and weaknesses. FPV is great, but recently, there’s been concern
about privacy and if it passes, it’s back to LOS flying 🙁

Paul Holland:

I’ve watched upwards of 10,000 videos on this YouTube a lot of cool ones
this was in the top 10 thank you for posting it sorry to hear about your
Chopper going out to pasture