By beaming an ultra-low latency live feed from its camera directly into a pair of goggles, a first-person view (fpv) drone puts you right in the cockpit of a small and agile aircraft able to squeak through the smallest moves like flips, barrel rolls, loops and vertical plunges. These are not drones you purchased to get prista pictures of wide open vistas to experience (and documents) an adrenaline urge to a restricted place of residence.
Such, piloting an FPV drone is a perfect breed, completely most challenging kettle of fish than piloting a standard camera drone. You just don’t lose anti-crash guard rails used in many drones, but you fly more powerful, with less reaction time. Dji Avata 2 (8/10, Recommended Geecm) brings out skill requirements to a greater level friendly, at all while taking video in 4k / 60 fps or 120 fps. While it does not automatically avoid obstacle, AVata 2 controller 2 sensitive to flow and hover over the whole twin dries.
Avata 2 goggues are also nice, pairing drone and delivering a crystal clear image by pair of screens with its micro oil. They are still comfortable for bad sights, like myself, thanks to the eyepies that can be improved for inter-pupillary distance and a diopter for sight.
I want to fly Avata 2 to ride a bike with training wheels, because there are some moves you don’t get rid of, where the tutlo cuts to heavy and motorcycles full of a stone. If you want to make these raticier stunts, the gamepad game DJI Remote Controller 3 available as an optional add-on.
