How to fly Line Of Sight | LOS Tutorial | How to learn Line of Sight flying | How to fly LOS

Hello my dear whoop friends. This video is about the so-called Line Of Sight flying of a drone or a helicopter (more on that later in this video description). So it's a tutorial about how you can learn to fly Line Of Sight in a structured, efficient and safe manner. By the way, the abbreviation for Line Of Sight is LOS, which will appear often in the video. I made this video because people who see me flying LOS often ask how they can learn it. And because I don't want to tell people the same for 100 times, I made this video. And also because a few people here on YouTube asked if I could do it. And yes I can.

But it was unexpectedly a lot of work! About 20+ hours in total! That's why dear user of this tutorial: Don't forget to watch this line of sight tutorial in its entirety (you can also run it on the side for YouTube algorithm) and share this line of sight tutorial with your friends and on social media. And of course like, subscribe and comment. I appreciate every single like, every subscription and every comment! This LOS tutorial is part 1. The basics of line of sight flying. If I get good feedback, I might do a second and third part about advanced line of sight flying (fluid forward and backward flight) and then line of sight aerobatics. But for this I really need the support of each and every one of you! Thank you in advance my friends!

⚠️‼️⚠️ Now a few words about safety: Learning to fly L.O.S with Tiny Whoops is very safe. But as soon as you switch to open props and/or larger drones such as 5-inch drones or helicopters, it quickly becomes dangerous. Even very dangerous with RC helicopters. Therefore, always make sure that you maintain a safe distance from your aircraft. I won't go into more detail about safety here as this tutorial is only for tiny whoop drones. Flying an RC helicopter is almost the same (except that you can only do the hovering in the ground effect or the first jumps with a training landing gear or, even better, you should first practice all the exercises in the simulator), but when learning to fly an RC helicopter, there is a lot more to be done in terms of safety be respected.
To be on the safe side, I'll just say this: It's never worth getting injured! Never! That's why always prepare for the unforeseen. Always make sure that the safety distance between yourself and other people and other living creatures is large enough to prevent personal injury. And make sure that your aircraft is in perfect mechanical and electrical condition, that the failsafe works (tested!) and that you know where your engine off switch on the remote control is and that it works (tested!). Furthermore, make sure that you do the pre-flight check correctly before every flight. Always use your brain before it is fragmented from a helicopter blade. Not after that. ;-)

Since I will be doing some tutorials in the future, I have made a short video here showing how you can use a tutorial in a proper and efficient way:

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A tutorial, so to speak, on how to use a tutorial on YouTube.

And another small note: Tutorials are rarely 100% complete. There is always something more to say or ask. Simply use other tutorials or ask chat gpt or your real life friends. Somehow you always get the information you need. Sometimes you can find the answers to your questions in the comments of the video because someone else may have had the same question as you and the video creator has already answered it in the comments.

0:00 Important Infos before you start practicing
3:24 The structure of the exercises
4:59 Overview of the first twelve exercises
6:31 The exercises in more detail | Hover in ground effect
8:20 Hover out of ground effect
8:53 Cross in all directions with stops on the ends and in the middle
9:40 Serpetine line forward and backward
10:23 Serpetine line to the left and right
11:06 Circle in both directions
11:31 Square with stops in the corners in both directions
12:15 Lying eight
12:51 Standing eight
13:26 Hover towards 45 degrees left and right
13:57 Semicircle up to the 90 degrees sideway position on both sides
14:33 Serpetine line in a semicircle
15:09 Further exercises
17:14 Variations of the figures
17:48 How you can keep practicing

The whoop in this video is a modified Meteor 75 Pro from Betafpv. It`s a good whoop for fpv and Line Of Sight because of a certain wind resistance.

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