Watched back some old videos from the early beginning when I just started flying. Made a quick video for comparison.
On a serious note..: Look at the grass. Both vids are made in the same week of june. Last year the grass was higher and plenty, this year half of it is dead.
Thought it was only in my garden the grass was growing badly, but apparently not.
muckyman Admin
Posts : 6470 Join date : 2009-11-14 Age : 58 Location : Hull UK
Subject: Re: 1 year progress Fri Jun 23, 2017 11:22 am
WoW ! the first thing I was going to comment on is that the grass seems longer a year ago.
Really strange watching the difference in flying from a year ago so slow and carefull
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PapaLazarou quake God
Posts : 403 Join date : 2017-01-11
Subject: Re: 1 year progress Fri Jun 23, 2017 11:29 am
You can clearly see the confidence you have a year later in your flying, much improved, nice one... Is that the same quad + upgrades?
I've got some serious catching up to do, been busy last couple of weeks, need to get some air miles clocked up soon-like...
Shame we don't live close, that field is perfect for setting up a small tracks with some race hoops or whatever they're called.
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Posts : 7012 Join date : 2013-04-30
Subject: Re: 1 year progress Fri Jun 23, 2017 12:48 pm
muckyman wrote:
Really strange watching the difference in flying from a year ago so slow and carefull lol!
Yes very careful in the beginning, didn't want to brake my new stuff. Pretty amazing how I went from no experience at all, not even soldering, to building my own quads and fly like a bird, in just over a year.
PapaLazarou wrote:
Is that the same quad + upgrades?
First half of the video I'm flying my RTF Eachine racer 250, this is after a few weeks of practicing with my first ever rc model.
Second half is 1 year later with my self build 5"quad. (KissFC/24aESC's, EmaxRB2600kv, 5x4x4props)
muckyman wrote:
WoW ! the first thing I was going to comment on is that the grass seems longer a year ago.
A year ago it was knee high, this year only 1/3 of that. No idea if it is normal, maybe it is because of the late frost this year. Though it wasn't particularly bad, I'd expect grass can handle a little frost. Other options could be drought, UV damage, pollution?