Videos tagged with Quadcopter

This video, titled 'FPV Drone Crash and Learn,' showcases an FPV drone pilot's experience navigating a challenging gap between a fence and barbed wire. The description emphasizes the resilience of FPV drones and promotes a 'crash and learn' philosophy for drone piloting. The content also includes the hashtag #dirtycivilian.

This video showcases the Vertx Siege 25L pack being used to organize and transport equipment for drone deployment, repair, and maintenance. The creator highlights the pack's capacity, suggesting it can even fit multiple 5-inch quadcopters. The emphasis is on practical application and utilizing tools for various tasks, aligning with a 'get out and use your tools' philosophy, and includes the hashtag #dirtycivilian.

This video focuses on 3D printing a tiny quadcopter. The description explicitly states the content is for educational purposes and that any appearance of pyrotechnics was simulated or composited. All applicable laws and regulations were followed. There is no direct mention or demonstration of firearms, ammunition, or related accessories.

This YouTube Short features a test flight of a small, 3D-printed quadcopter intended for FPV (First Person View) flying. The video, indicated by the #shorts hashtag, likely showcases the drone's agility and capabilities in an aerial setting. Given the focus on a flying object and its operation, the content falls outside the scope of firearms.

This video, titled 'PLXc FPV', appears to be related to First Person View (FPV) drone flying, as indicated by the 'FPV' in the title. Without further description or a transcript, it's difficult to ascertain any specific firearm-related content. The lack of details suggests it might be a general FPV flight demonstration or a hobbyist video. If there are any implied firearm connections through gameplay or simulation, they are not evident from the provided information.

This video, titled 'Savage Stance FPV', appears to be a First Person View (FPV) drone or action camera video. Given the title and lack of further descriptive text, the content is likely focused on dynamic aerial footage or a fast-paced, subjective view of an activity. Without more information, it's difficult to pinpoint the exact subject matter, but FPV content often involves sports, action, or scenic exploration from a unique perspective.

This video showcases "epic" 4K drone footage captured using a DJI Mavic Pro. The description highlights the use of a Polar Pro filter and encourages viewers to watch until the end. The content appears to be primarily a visual demonstration of the drone's capabilities and the quality of its aerial videography.

This video showcases DJI Mavic Air footage, highlighting its performance in low light conditions. The uploader expresses satisfaction with ditching the DJI Spark for the Mavic Air. Unfortunately, a corrupted SD card impacted the amount of footage available, but the existing footage is presented for viewer enjoyment. The creator promises that future videos will be of higher quality.

This video showcases winter drone footage captured using a DJI Phantom 3 Standard. While the title and description focus on drone piloting and aerial videography in a winter setting, they do not mention any firearms, ammunition, manufacturers, or related topics. The content appears to be purely about drone operation and landscape capture during colder months.

This video captures the immediate aftermath of a heavy rainstorm, showcasing a shooting range that has transformed into a river. The footage, taken from a GoPro, offers a unique perspective of the wash that has inundated the range, demonstrating the impact of severe weather on outdoor shooting facilities. The description mentions experimenting with a DJI quadcopter earlier in the day, implying a potential drone perspective or the use of the drone for filming the rain's effects. The focus is on the environmental change impacting the shooting area.

This video showcases initial experiments with a new quadcopter camera, specifically a DJI Phantom Vision 2+. The user acknowledges a need for more practice in piloting and training a camera operator. Early results are described as promising, highlighting the quadcopter's capabilities with GPS hold and a 3-axis gimbal stabilized camera.