Uploaded December 2015 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
Central NSW at around 200 - 300 feet.
Drone is often knocked over by wind and "strong breeze" and loses control.
Toy drones "the alike of" e.g. V686 are not able to handle wind beyond 3 meters a second(and should only bee flown inside or in properly wind shielded areas) - THEY ARE PROBABLY MOST OF THE REASON FOR MOST CRASHES AND THUS LAW UNREASONABLE LAW CHANGES AND BANS AGAINST DRONES, AS MUCH NON UNDERSTANDING THE SEVERE LIMITATIONS ANY SMALL ABSOLUTE-NON-PROFESSIONAL SIZE DRONES HAVE FOR POWER AND ITS' SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY !!!!
FOR more information see "Drone Quad-copter flight control demo - Legislation (What they didn't tell you)".
"Unfortunately" toy drones(under 250 grams) are not safe to fly outside where light breeze or "breeze gusts" most often will send a toy size quad-copter from control because it is too powerless.
*** a note about when i say ..."full power"... at around 37:10 in the film, that is an attempt to lift the V686 up because it is sinking from a combination of air pressure change(sinking is how you detect that change and the weather changed from sunny to raining a couple of times in those few days and totaled around 7 or 8mm of rainfall) and from too little throttle power supplied for a short moment.
With small drones it can easily be too late as can be heard a moment before the small drone under 250g (it weighs just over 100g) crashes!
Also "Headless mode" is not in use making steering a little inaccurate and not precise enough for the required absolute countering of wind direction!
"Headless mode" is a system that can be set from the transmitter to allow the aircraft to respond to control stick signals as though it were always facing away from the transmitter.
Moreover, i wasn't my best that afternoon and the sky was darker than it appears, and i couldn't quite properly judge the paint color positions put on the front two limbs(the color although bold red is on the darker side too).
see : "Drone Quad-copter flight control demo - Legislation (What they didn't tell you) " Aprox. 1 hour - boring but important
youtube.com/watch?v=S3Z6AlzuDYs
Central NSW at around 200 - 300 feet.
Drone is often knocked over by wind and "strong breeze" and loses control.
Toy drones "the alike of" e.g. V686 are not able to handle wind beyond 3 meters a second(and should only bee flown inside or in properly wind shielded areas) - THEY ARE PROBABLY MOST OF THE REASON FOR MOST CRASHES AND THUS LAW UNREASONABLE LAW CHANGES AND BANS AGAINST DRONES, AS MUCH NON UNDERSTANDING THE SEVERE LIMITATIONS ANY SMALL ABSOLUTE-NON-PROFESSIONAL SIZE DRONES HAVE FOR POWER AND ITS' SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY !!!!
FOR more information see "Drone Quad-copter flight control demo - Legislation (What they didn't tell you)".
"Unfortunately" toy drones(under 250 grams) are not safe to fly outside where light breeze or "breeze gusts" most often will send a toy size quad-copter from control because it is too powerless.
*** a note about when i say ..."full power"... at around 37:10 in the film, that is an attempt to lift the V686 up because it is sinking from a combination of air pressure change(sinking is how you detect that change and the weather changed from sunny to raining a couple of times in those few days and totaled around 7 or 8mm of rainfall) and from too little throttle power supplied for a short moment.
With small drones it can easily be too late as can be heard a moment before the small drone under 250g (it weighs just over 100g) crashes!
Also "Headless mode" is not in use making steering a little inaccurate and not precise enough for the required absolute countering of wind direction!
"Headless mode" is a system that can be set from the transmitter to allow the aircraft to respond to control stick signals as though it were always facing away from the transmitter.
Moreover, i wasn't my best that afternoon and the sky was darker than it appears, and i couldn't quite properly judge the paint color positions put on the front two limbs(the color although bold red is on the darker side too).
see : "Drone Quad-copter flight control demo - Legislation (What they didn't tell you) " Aprox. 1 hour - boring but important
youtube.com/watch?v=S3Z6AlzuDYs
