Hello. I am a new guy.

[J Lo's Behind]

Hello people.
I am new here. I have never owned a drone. Nor have I ever flown a drone.
I have flown rotor wing in the past and have about 250 hours in a R22 Robinson., and Bell 47.
Wanted to crop dust with a helicopter. Some of the training I have includes this.
That went tube surfing down the toilet, along with a bunch of money. Story of my life.

I know nothing about Drones. My first drone ( evo) will be here sometime tomorrow. Purchased new.
Since nothing in my life, other than being born, has ever gone right, I expect this might take the same route.
So anyway, I suspect some of this may turn funny , so stay tuned.

Sincerely,
J Lo

 

[Ansia]

Welcome to the Forum. I think you will enjoy your membership. There are many other members happy to provide assistance for any issues you may have, and those that may need information you bring. A lot of good information is already stored in existing threads.

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[DanielC]

That handle is a handful.

Anyway, cheer up man, your Autel drone will be fun. For flying tips there are many videos on YouTube. But as a pilot that shouldn’t be a problem for you. Take your time and start slowly and you will succeed. I have crashed several times with minor damage. It’s been part of my learning and no one was injured.
Check out Ken Heron on youtube. He has a show on tonight at 8 PM Eastern time. It Will give you a laugh and you will learn more about the drone community.

peace