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Transmitter help

I need some help setting the correct settings.

I have been flying with the setting below. (Different from photo)

Packet rate: 250hz - 333hz

Telemetry: 1:64 - 1:128

Switch mode : Wide

Link mode: Normal

Before you says this is a question for google, I don't understand what any of these setting actually do. I have read it and still don't understand what they do.

Im flying at a local air field and I got "RX signal low" in a wide open field, with zero trees.

I am trying for the best settings to get better at freestyle. But I am losing rx signal and I can't figure out why. The blue ○ is where im at in relation to my quad.

u/Random_Explorer_93 — 1 day ago

What are some green or red flags in a potential partners house/apartment?

Ladies, What are some items or things that you want to see in a potential partners house/apartment that makes them a green flag for you?

What are some things you don't want to see as well?

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u/Random_Explorer_93 — 3 days ago

Looking for feed back and what improvements I can make.

Looking for feedback on how to better improve my photos. I try to zoom in and crop, but then they are way to grainy.

u/Random_Explorer_93 — 12 days ago
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5" fighting the wind

Wanted to see how well a 5" handles the wind and it went better then expected.

u/Random_Explorer_93 — 15 days ago
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Freestyle PIDs & Camera Angle

I’ve been flying FPV for about a year to a year and a half, but honestly I never really tried to actually learn freestyle or proper control. I basically just flew fast as possible. I have a GEPRC Vapor X, and as soon as I got it I put the camera angle at maximum angle and just ripped around at constant speed.

Recently I lowered the camera angle to around 22–25° (maybe a little lower), and I realized slower, more controlled flying is actually way more fun. Tricks are easier, lines feel smoother, and I feel like I’m actually learning now instead of just surviving.

One thing I’m struggling with is power loops, I keep ending up going way too vertical instead of carrying forward momentum through the loop. I read when you see the sky drop throttle and pull back.

As far as tuning goes, I’ve barely touched anything. The only PID-related thing I changed was increasing yaw by like 70. That’s literally it. So I’m basically trying to reset and relearn freestyle properly.

What camera angle do you guys recommend for freestyle? And should I even bother touching PIDs right now, or just leave them alone and focus on stick time?

Edit: I can't figure out how to get the O4 Pro to record in the camera & googles, so i don't have any flying footage to be discussed.

u/Random_Explorer_93 — 22 days ago
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Radiomaster Boxer Max

I have my packet rate set to 250hz and I am getting low signal in a 30 acre open field. Do I have the wrong packet rate set up?

Radiomaster Boxer Max

GEPRC Vapor-X

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u/Random_Explorer_93 — 1 month ago

Lenovo Legion Pro 7

I am trying to figure out how to drop my CPU temps for mortal shell. As soon as I hit start the fans ramp up and the CPU hits 100c+ and it's the only game that exceeds 80c. I have dropped all settings from ultra to medium graphics and capped frames to 60 fps. The temps still didn't drop even after the changes were made.

Specs:

AMD Ryzen™ 9 9955HX Processor

64 GB DDR5-5600MT/s

NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 5070 Ti Laptop GPU 12GB GDDR7

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u/Random_Explorer_93 — 2 months ago

I'm look for advice on how to better improve my resume. All my rejection letters are the same overqualified rejection message.

"Thank you for your interest in the position. After reviewing your background, we feel your experience exceeds the scope of this role, and we’ve decided to move forward with other candidates. We appreciate your time and wish you success in your continued search."

I removed some jobs and experiences, because that were just that bad. Some lied about the pay, other were just unsafe, other were removed to shorten my resume. I also removed college courses that were never completed.

u/Random_Explorer_93 — 2 months ago

I'm look for advice on how to better improve my resume. All my rejection letters are the same overqualified rejection message.

"Thank you for your interest in the position. After reviewing your background, we feel your experience exceeds the scope of this role, and we’ve decided to move forward with other candidates. We appreciate your time and wish you success in your continued search."

I removed some jobs and experiences, because that were just that bad. Some lied about the pay, other were just unsafe, other were removed to shorten my resume. I also removed college courses that were never completed.

Edit: I have tried and I cant make the photos any more clear.

u/Random_Explorer_93 — 2 months ago