In honor of the upcoming anniversary of the devastating eruption on May 18th, 1980, some friends and I did an FPV flight in and around Mt. St. Helens.
The launch point was 9.4 miles from the crater, and the flight was made with no GPS and no RSSI on the OSD, so it was a bit of a gamble. Here are some details that people have been asking about:
Plane: TBS Zephyr
Control: EzUHF w/ Yagi
Video: 2.4 on Circular Wireless antennas
Flight time: 45-50 minutes each flight
mAh used: about 3,000 per flight
Please comment and rate! Hope you enjoy!!!
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In the description, you mentioned some signal repeaters... Could you give us some detail, maybe a behind the scenes video? :)
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Now someone has to fly an active volcano with an FPV plane. Any takers?
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You have made me renew my promise to myself to see it. Thank you so much for sharing.
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