Appreciate the comment 🙏🏼

Thanks so much for the kind words! Good luck and take your time, it's great fun in manual 😀

Thanks very much, really appreciate the kind words and glad it helped 🙏🏼

Welcome, thanks for the comment 🙏🏼

Thank so much 🙌

Thanks man! Yeah I use the pause button a lot as my reflex when things look sketchy 😆 glad you're having fun!

Glad it helped and thanks for the comment! Take your time and you'll have loads more fun in manual 😎

@NJ-Tech will be starting slow with the idiot switch on for a while stopping it from doing acro until im confident sending it around etc then take it off and see where we go when im used to her lol. Care refresh in place 😅😉

It caught a few people out don't worry! Take you're time with it as you can definitely crash now 😂

Take your time, there's no rush! If you're cutting around in manual mode on the sim you're going to be fine. Just start off with no more that 10 degrees tilt on the camera to keep things slow and remember the pause button is your friend if you get in trouble 😉

@@NJ-Tech Oh I've made good use of the pause button in my manual mode moments thus far 😬 Thanks again for the help. Much appreciated

Thanks for the comment 🙏🏼

the master waffler more like 😂cheers matey.

@@NJ-Tech the best explanation of expo i've heard!

You're very welcome! Take you're time and enjoy, she's a great little machine!

yeah, sadly these thing harly ever go on sale or come down in price..

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Why wouldn't you choose to fly in normal mode for house tours? Slef levelling and throttle response are all much easier to handle indoors in normal mode. Most of the people doing house tours professionally use normal mode for this. If you do want to fly manual then 0 degrees on the camera (remember the vertical FOV of the camera is enough even at 0) and increase your exponential curves to a high level to make inputs easier in tight spaces.

@@NJ-Tech because compared to the floatiness of a decent whoop it looks boring and does not turn buttery smooth. Also 0 camera angle limits my ability to fly backwards out of set of doors to do a reveal as I fly away and up.

Thanks! So Andy is on stock settings at the minute but im bullying him into changing his rates now 😂

@NJ-Tech ha ha ha now that would be a viral video

Thanks for the comment! So i havent flown the sim in years, and although they are a great place to try out new manoeuvres and work on muscle memory, they often don't reflect the real world. What i mean by that is the physics of the sim is usually just too perfect without really reflecting wind, weight, floatyness etc. Although they are getting better they still dont really tranlate to the real thing that well. What i suggest you do is tune your rates as i described and get the quad doing what you want first. If you are a little worried just practise your manoeuvres nice and high up so you have lots of time to recover if you mess things up. Then as you get a feel for things you will know how to tune the sime rates. They almost never directly translate from real world to sim anyway. Ive tried it and often to feel like my quad, the number are vastly different. You will know if it feels wrong in the sim, just use the steps in this video to tune the sim to feel like your real quad. Hope that helps!

Thanks Neil, I am mostly flying in the Sim to get some stick time in,especially when the weather is bad or in the evenings. Unfortunately I live in area surrounded by airports so have to travel further afield. Main reason I'm asking is because DJI screen and Betaflight look different so wondering if there was an easy translation. Really struggling to find my rates in the sim,which I can then translate to my non DJI drones.

Any quad like this with propgaurds or ducts generally don't do yaw manoeuvres very well, and best avoided. I have done a few inverted yaws but they never exit well and can drop an arm. For a consumer drone, its very good though!

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Unfortunately no throttle options

@@NJ-Tech bummer

Are you in Europe?

@@NJ-Tech Yes

@extremexrdeutschland8704 unfortunately in Europe (CE mode) the avata 2 has been speed restricted. There is a way to turn the restriction off by using the HAM hack. If you do some research you'll see its very easy to do by just placing a file on the goggle SD card.

just the built in Rocksteady!

@NJ-Tech For some reason I had this weird twitch in the video with rocksteady before doing any rolls and flips. But was maybe my rates and my stick movements, I'm gonna try these rates out and see how I do. I love the avata 2 but really love doing freestyle flying also. I probably should of gotten a 5in fpv but glad to know that you can still freestyle the avata 2 but takes practice and getting to know the drone first

@briansaner101 exactly as you say, it really is a great flow quad, just take your time getting to know it and tune your rates. I definitely love the flight times compared to a 5 inch quad too! Thanks for the comments 🙏🏼

I have never flown the avata 1 so I'm not sure. Best to understand how it all works as I explain in the video so you can tune it for your flying style 🙂