N3 Goggles vs Goggles 3

[Droning on and on...]

Is this you?
This was fun too!

Yeah, what's your point?

I fly full rate mode, and I fly angle mode. So what?

 

[Christian]

Yeah, what's your point?

I fly full rate mode, and I fly angle mode. So what?

In the beginning of the vid is clearly visible, that you fly with the mc3, which has normal or sport mode only and is not the same as the fpv controller. Other than that you simply fly around above a small empty field doing sometimes a left, sometimes a right turn... Being neither cinematic, nor acrobatic. Watching your drone control, it´s horrible. You have more fantasy, than real flight experience imo.

 

[RcHawks]

Well I seen the same video before I bought a neo and I’m glad I did because it made me want to have one as well, thank you to Droning on and on for all the information that you’ve posted on this site and others. I value your opinion.
I fly with the MC3 all the time and I love it using it.

 

[Poverty Flyer]

Seems like an argument that should be taken outside or maybe even the ladies room.

 

[Droning on and on...]

Seems like an argument that should be taken outside or maybe even the ladies room.

Hmmm... no argument here. Just astonishment at insults and belittling coming out of seemingly nowhere. Such is the character of some people, they're all over the internet.

As for the video in question, yes, flown entirely with the MC3. As is most of my flying. I like that control method a lot. And not something I'm shy about saying, as I've been explicit about it many times in posts here, as well as on mavicpilots.com. I fly the majority of the time with the Motion Controller when FPV.

Has nothing to do with whether or not I can fly Manual (rate) mode. I'm not unfamiliar with some seeing the difference as some sort of endowment measuring exercise, which speaks volumes.

Pretty sure he and I won't be having a beer together.

 

[Poverty Flyer]

I fly with whatever controller tickles me at the time.
My FPV ability leaves much room for improvement.
I enjoy flying for me. Not so much the crashing but it still serves a purpose i guess.

I'm excited, my Xmas present (to myself will be a SkyRover x1 and some other wanted things.
I sold parts of another hobby to finance my drone and another hobby.
Can't ever have enough toys!

Both you guys have a beer on me.
Cheers

 

[RcHawks]

I fly with whatever controller tickles me at the time.
My FPV ability leaves much room for improvement.
I enjoy flying for me. Not so much the crashing but it still serves a purpose i guess.

I'm excited, my Xmas present (to myself will be a SkyRover x1 and some other wanted things.
I sold parts of another hobby to finance my drone and another hobby.
Can't ever have enough toys!

Both you guys have a beer on me.
Cheers

Me too.

 

[RcHawks]

I’ve always used the standard set up (mode 2) type transmitter for flying style ever since the 80’s until I tried flying witth FPV. I really kind of needed FPV because after flying drones for 5 yrs it was lacking something for me. I found that something in FPV. It’s not all encompassing for me though and I relish every single type of flight I have, always have and always will. FPV reminds me of flying radio control, without the head up display and GPS ect.

 

[Poverty Flyer]

I have the rcn3, goggles n3, mc3 and fpv controllers.
I have not really used the fpv controller much.
When I advance enough in skill for manual it will be available.
If I didn't have the Neo and 4 batteries I would get the Neo 2 but the skyrover fills a perceived need better and for less $.