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Trees are known to have a hidden force, much like a tractor beam, that sucks in RC copters. As long as you stay at least 100' away you are out of range.Why does that tree keep chasing my gear!!
No. Clearly.First I have to ask the newbie, (Butter Bar) do you know how to use your controls? In other words fly! Was your ST16 in angle or smart mode? How many root beers did u have? Good thing your in a large large large empty field without trees, oh that wasn't the case. Down load theYuneec Pilot Simulator software for the H.
Totally agree.If you search YouTube you’ll find good series of how to get started with the Typhoon H by Jeff Sibelius and Captain Drone. It really helped me get started along with the Yuneec videos.
I have been very fortunate to help folks locally to fly and understand how drones work. (16+ year old folks and up), It's enjoyable to watch and see smiles.
There are opportunities for experienced drone pilots to help or offer themselves as flight instructors.
I found a person who is going to purchase a Yuneec so I plan to visit that individual show him how to use the controls and give him an opportunity to fly the H. You might say I'm offering myself to be a flight instructor, lol. The Yuneec is a friendly but sophisticated craft, all some folks need is hands on training.
No. Clearly.
Angle.
None. Unusually.
Large field. And tree.
Will do. Need dongle thingy for SIM?
I remember these days. Only it was fixed wings in those days. I crashed every time. I got off the ground. Then I was good enough to keep on the air till it was time to land. Then bam a wing clips the ground. Lucky for me multirotors we’re not a thing at this time. It was a expensive learning curve. I’m still trying to wrap my head around how you hit a tree with the H. Didn’t you see the tree approaching?
I’m thinking you panicked and froze on the sticks. Common thing for new pilots. Nervousness will crash you almost every time if you allow it to get to you.