:)Here's a video of my most reacent fpv adventure in the late afternoon sunshine at Keri beach in the north of Goa:


I'm using an F450 Quadcopter, with DJI Naza Lite Flight controller. The Fpv gear is a Boscam Explorer HD camera, 5.8gHz 832 600mW transmitter and a diversity receiver with CP antennas. My Radio gear is FrSky Tarannis

Another flyer in goa! Good!

That's beautiful! Lovely place to fly at!  

Would love to fly FPV with you....Till when will you be in Goa?

which setup you are use in your quad and also some pic of your quad . nice flying.....

Very good flight there sir

very very true

i really like the way you were slowly flying around no and what was the song in the BG that was mesmerizing too

Lovely piloting. Please share your setup

Yes and i forgot the ask that too, please share your setup 

Hi!

I'm glade you enjoyed the flights.

This is my first mulicopter which I built in July this year, so I'm not an expert in this field!!!
I have flown Helis for a few years and Planes for a few decades, so I'm not totally lacking in RC experience!
This project I did as a low cost entry into multis, and bought  the cheap HobbyKing Q 450 quad frame kit (circit board version), for the speed controllers, I got a set of 4 standard Tunigy Plush 18amp ESCs, the motors I chose were Air 2215 900kv 200w outrunners, and 9x4.7 propellers. To start with I used the KK2 flight controller, which worked well for getting to grips with flying a multi 3rd person LoS, but it lacked the precision and advanced features I wanted for FPV flying, like GPS position hold and failsafe return to home and land, so I bit the bullet and splashed out on a DJI Naza Lite FC with GPS. To start with I used and 1800mah and 2200mah 3s Lipos, because I had them lying around. I later got Zippy flightmax 2700mah 3s lipos, which give me 10 minutes flight time.

I found that the arms of the Q450 have a weakness in design and started to show signs of stress fractures starting in identical places on all four arms, so I replaced them with DJI 450 spare parts which are a direct swap, and do not have this same weakness.

My choice of components was based on educated guess work and a fair amount of internet research, I haven't done much experimenting- I tend to work by the philosophy of "if it ain't broke - don't fix it"
As this little machine has done exactly what I wanted it to do from the word go, I haven't really tried making any changes.