Motorcycle Stunters Get Tailed By Drone

In my opinion one of my best works yet. Filming these stunters aint as easy as it seems as nothing is planned. Its like filming with 1 eye on my target and the other on my surroundings to make sure everything goes safe and smoothly. Its a bit stressful at times with all the adrenaline that I take small breaks in between sessions but people just see the crazy drone pilot getting the sickest shots which is always greats. Follow me on Instagram @banner_drones Daily Background So what do you think the best way to get into drone racing is? Is it to build a racing drone and learn to fly it? Is it to buy a ready to fly racing drone? In my opinion based on facts obtained throughout the years it is neither of these. Instead the best way to learn to fly racing drones is through simulators. I started out on drone simulators. Flying acro mode is no easy feet. When you center the gimbals on the controller the drone stays at whatever angle it last held and this makes things very complicated. So I had been flying for a year in angle mode and then downloaded a simulator one day. It took 12 hours to stop crashing every 10 seconds on a simple race track in fpvfreerider(Note I had already flown angle mode for a year and this helped, someone with no experience would take must longer). Spent 3 days 12 hours each just learning the basics of flying a racing drone on that simulator. You need a fairly decent computer to run simulators so that bestbuy computer is probably going to be too slow for you. Till this day I still use the simulators whenever necessary because I know I can learn muscle memory way faster there. My current favorite simulator is DRL so if you ever see Bonemyster online, come by and say hi. Anyways I hope this was insightful, keep ripping.