Cross country videos are a great thing, but it's better if you know where the pilot is flying. And it would be even better if certain data is displayed in the video, such as altitude, speed, etc. You can find out how XC Track works in this article.
Anyone who suffers from presbyopia like me has a problem reading the instruments in flight. How I solved the problem, I describe in this post
How do I determine the correct take-off weight? An important factor to be safe in the air.
Where and what is the best mounting location to install your 360° action cam? On the one hand, safety should come first, on the other hand, the possibilities of the 360° camera should be fully exploited.
Sometimes choosing a suitable place to land isn't that easy, but if you want to fly cross country you can't be so choosy. This time I had to land between a high and medium voltage overhead line
To say it straight away, the yellow angel didn't appear to me to help with a breakdown.
