Another worthwhile advantage of FPV flying is that it gives you more control in taking aerial photos or footage. The increased sense of orientation and spatial awareness also allows you to fly faster and more aggressively, as may be necessary in drone racing. GPS technologies can also help towards keep track of the drone. It is near-impossible for you to lose track of the location of your drone. Depending on the technology, you can even customize the field of vision to increase your awareness of your drone’s surroundings.ĭue to the first-person perspective, the right and left directions are never reversed. You can see exactly what the drone is seeing in real-time, providing a completely different and highly immersive experience. What can be done to overcome the limits of the line-of-sight method? Enter FPV flying.įPV stands for First Person View, meaning you have a first person view directly from the drone giving a feeling like piloting an actual aircraft. Additionally, the farther away the drone, the harder it is to control it. In cloudy or foggy conditions, this can be as short as half a mile.Ĭontrolling from the ground can also be quite clunky, with the right and left directions reversing based on the relative position of the drone. The main drawback of this method is that you can only fly the drone as far as your line of sight allows. The pilot looks at the drone from their position on the ground, assesses its position remotely, and controls its movements accordingly. Traditionally, quadcopters or drones, as they are more commonly known, are flown using the line-of-sight method.
FPV flying is a lot of fun and easy to do.
#BEGINNER FPV DRONE HOW TO#
Learn how to fly your drone with First-Person-View (FPV).
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