Project RCB.FPV.002

FPV stands for First Position View
Unlike a simple photo drone whose purpose is to stabilize a camera in the air so that we get the best photo we want
The aim and purpose of an FPV drone is to transport our consciousness using the camera that the machine has in the air
The glasses that he wears on our head show us directly live the image seen by the camera from the FPV drone.
The controller we hold in our hands controls the critical status of the drone that is in the air
By combining the two above we are given the possibility to literally fly on the machine.
By learning above the machine you have the possibility

1. To get the best flow video as you have the ability to fly through windows between people under and over furniture between flowers and see exactly what is happening in front of you to get the best shot for your client

2. Get your adrenaline pumping by flying at breakneck speeds and making incredibly fast maneuvers around and through buildings making the most incredible stunt videos

3. Just calm down. In this gray everyday life that we live there are very few things that can really move us. For me and for many people we fly with, the ability to escape for a little while during the day and raise my consciousness to the skies, feeling the weightlessness and freedom that 3D flight gives you in the air is priceless . Within 40 minutes of flights I calm down and can regain strength to face the same gray everyday life calmly and refreshed.

4. To get away from electronics. Unfortunately many of our children are glued to a screen all day long and a controller in their hands instead of constantly trying to stop them we can take advantage of this obsession by moving the screen in front of their eyes and giving them a controller of an FPV drone. After the first flight the child will be drawn to this new source of adrenaline and will want to keep flying. This of course comes in conjunction with the fact that he will have to be with other children in an open space to talk and socialize and get in touch with them the flight time is 10 minutes per battery the time he will spend with the children the rest for to fly it's over 4 hours to get to the point flights organize make set up the machines fly a talk land again we have taken advantage of his obsession with this game to be able to socialize him indirectly.

The only way to be able to find more than the above is what satisfies you is to come and take a flight of addiction with us you are late and make an appointment for us to fly together only then you will be able to understand what teenage flight means to feel the feelings and the freedom that we feel and that you know maybe make you a member of us

The basic package with the necessary components costs €2,000.
A complete package with all components can reach up to €3,000.

There is no clear cost because we have the possibility to choose different types of remote control, different glasses, different motors, chargers, batteries, etc.

While this process initially seems much more expensive than an off-the-shelf machine, in the long run it turns out to be much more economical and profitable, since you can choose parts and components from any company.

So as you progress in this hobby, you can definitely keep the glasses, the remote control, the chargers and only change the Drone.
Something that you can't do with the machines on the market, is that you have to take remote control glasses and everything else you need with the machine every time.
As a result you will end up with 15 remote controls, chargers and useless accessories.

As range we will mention the possibility of constant communication between the remote control and the FPV Goggles.

Theoretical maximum range
The remote control with ELRS at 1Watt has the ability to operate up to 30 kilometers line of site (line of sight).
For the video on the glasses we have a maximum range of 10 kilometers.

Operating range
In practice, we are not interested in the theoretical range as much as the practical range and the so-called Penetration

Many times because we fly indoors, to get the shots we want or in the forest, between trees, we have a theoretical range of 30 km on the remote control and 10 km on the glasses. As soon as we pass under two slabs in a two story building or after 4-5 trees in the forest it starts to deteriorate and the range drops so there we should test the range before starting the flight by taking a walk without flying the machine.
Then after making sure we have the range we need so that we have stable video and data link we start our flight.

In case you use DJI O3
From the moment the Drone takes off, it starts recording video. This is stored on an sd card on the machine.
There is no photo button. You can't take pictures.
However, you can take still frames from the video you take and turn them into a photo.
The video quality is:

4K/60fps, 155° Super-Wide FOV Video.
1080p/100fps H.265 Max Video Transmission Quality.
50Mbps Max Video Transmission Bitrate.
1/1.7-inch CMOS Sensor.

If you have an Action Camera, you start the video as soon as you take off and stop it as soon as you land.
If you want, you can set it to Timelapse mode and take a photo every second.

The flight time depends on the size, weight and battery of the machine we have chosen in the machine and the setup we have set up.

In general, from 8 to 10 minutes per battery.

Usually when we go flying we have 5 to 6 batteries so we never only fly 10 minutes.

The multi tasking that we are obliged to manage during the flight with the glasses and the controller in our hands is such an overload that believe me 10 minutes will look like half an hour!

Usually the batteries we use are Lipo. They have a very high ability to provide immediate energy to be able to make a very aggressive flight.
They cost from €45.00 to €200.00.
We can put any battery we want and from any company we want.

They are mainly characterized by 3 features
The first is how many S is the battery we want. That is how many Volts it usually is. The two most popular options are the 4s and the 6s, at 14V and 22V respectively.
The second and most important feature is the battery capacity. It refers to how many milliamps (mA) the battery is. Depending on the capacity, the flight time of the machine is also determined.
The third is the C of the battery. It characterizes how many Amperes (A) it can give us at its maximum capacity.

Simply put, a high C battery can sustain the machine at full throttle for up to 30 seconds. While a lower C battery can hold it for 10 seconds.

No, you don't need either.
Although it would be good to have a Tablet if you need to make some final adjustments in the field.
There is no restriction. no app you need to install to start the drone.
The image is transferred from the drone directly to the glasses that you wear on your head or to the receiver that you have connected to the screen.
The communication from the remote control to the machine is autonomous and independent.

Functionally no. There is no restriction. From the moment you insert the battery and turn on the machine, the machine just flies!
Legally and ethically there are restrictions and provisions with which you are obliged to comply.
You can contact a training school for more information.

The process of finding spare parts is one of the main advantages of DIY FPV Drones.
We have the ability to put any spare part and accessory we want, from any company.
We can use NO NAME or even BRAND companies. From aliexpress is a good start to get spare parts.
Also, we can use branded spare parts from the European market.
Finally, the components do not need to be from the same company. We can use for example flight controller from iFlight and T-Motor ESC and motor from emax.

The following prices are indicative.
I will mention some fall scenarios that have happened to me and what I did.

1) You dropped it on dirt or sand
It is most likely that dirt and pieces of iron have gotten inside the motors. We don't keep flying. It might be something simple, but we need to clean it up. Otherwise we will destroy the magnets of the motors and the motors themselves.
We go to a body shop, not a repair shop, not a gas station, and the reason is that body shops have a dehumidifier and a filter in the compressed air system. This is exactly what we want, so that we don't get moisture into the machine or dust from the compressed air system.
In the best corner, a coffee with the mechanic who let you clean the motor €5.00.
At worst €10.00 per visit.

2) You flew fast and hit it on the wall (you couldn't get through the window)

In all probability it will be broken in the frame, the two propellers.
At worst the camera.
The estimated repair cost is €70.00.
For the chassis €20.00, each propeller €8.00, the camera €100.00 and the repair €120.

(You're kill it! Next time go through the door!)

No. Under no circumstances

If your only goal is to take the best pictures with the least amount of interference with the machine then FPV is definitely not for you

Flying a conventional photo drone that has software that helps you set up and manage the flight to capture the best video or photo is definitely ideal for you.

choosing an FPV drone the process and flight management is completely different as it is completely up to you to manage the flights and you also cannot easily take pictures of yourself as you will have to wear glasses to fly the machine and wearing the glasses you do not have and the best profile

In any case, the only way to decide if FPV flight is for you or not is to fly with us, so don't delay and make an appointment to fly together

Yes. You buy the equipment once and renew it every 5 years if you want.
The most basic parts that you buy at the beginning of the hobby are the remote control, the glasses and the charger. You can have them for the rest of your career without having to change them.

So every time you want a machine, all you have to do is choose during the purchase process, the remote control you have and the glasses. So that the machine you receive is compatible with the equipment you already have.