My Skydio videos

[Ridefreak]

Canyon Testing

 

[Blue Bird]

Nice!

 

[Ridefreak]

 

[Agchenry]

Nice vids man!! Good work and nice ridding ?

 

[Ridefreak]

I've found when it comes to vehicles the SD2 responds more smoothly if the speeds are fairly consistent. It does pretty good with quick acceleration but it tends to yoyo a bit. Height floor was turned on for this video.

 

[skydioconvert]

That's a really well put together video ... great syncing with the perfect choices of audio.

Who were the recording artists and specific sound tracks?

 

[Ridefreak]

Thanks,. All the music is from the Sons of Anarchy soundtrack.

 

[Ridefreak]

Some filming from yesterday.

 

[Ridefreak]

DId some flying over snow Saturday. The avoidance worked well.

 

[Ridefreak]

Sunday's ride.

 

[Ridefreak]

This drone takes some great shots

 

[Ridefreak]

I really like this drone.

 

[Ridefreak]

Here's some recent flying after the last update. I've noticed more gimbal shake but I have crashed the sd into a tree at speed so that could be contributing, ether way I'm still getting lots of great video.

 

[Ridefreak]

The SD2 handled this one nicely.

 

[skydioconvert]

Enjoyed the footage.... amazing how much abuse the bikes can handle.

The SD2 maneuvered beautifully between the narrow walls.

How careful do you have to be for flash flooding?

 

[Ridefreak]

Thanks, it's so dry out there right now floods would probably be welcome but they aren't an issue where we were at, other areas where you're down in a slot canyon and can't see into the distance can be an issue during the rainy times of the year. I really didn't know how well the SD2 would handle that so I was looking back at it allot but it did well. It's a little unnerving having a $1000 drone flying over water in a rocky slot canyon with thin branches in it's path.

 

[skydioconvert]

I think most SD2 owners enjoy pushing the limits .... I can't imagine anyone not being unnerved when flying in those conditions... learning to completely trust a machine has got to be a verrrrry long process.

With the huge number of trails you can ride do any of them actually control access and actual warn you if dangerous conditions.

 

[Ridefreak]

You're pretty much on your own, the flash floods are no joke . Rain is rare out there so it's rarely an issue.

 

[VEGASROBBI]

I think the S2 did a commendable job going through those narrow canyons; it would be interesting to compare to a MA2 with no side sensors.

 

[Ridefreak]

From what Ive seen in the testing, I don't think I'd try that with a MA2.