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Double Rolling Trippy Spin

Prowhooper — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 02:32:57 +0000

Double Rolling Trippy Spin

Difficulty: Master

Trick Type: Pole Dancing

Perform a Trippy Spin and execute rolls by incorporating small roll blips while orbiting the object. Apply a bit of throttle every time you’re upright during the roll. The goal is to maintain a consistent rolling speed, enabling you to perform nonstop rolls throughout the orbit around the object.

Outdoors: 750 points

Triple Gate Stack: 1000 points

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Trippy Switch

Prowhooper — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 02:27:05 +0000

Trippy Switch

Difficulty: Intermediate

Trick Type: Pole Dancing

Begin with a Trippy Spin. After one inverted orbit, initiate a switch by gradually increasing the roll in the same direction as your current roll, turning slightly away from the object. Then, add a throttle blip and switch the coordination of yaw and roll to the opposite direction. Finish the trick with one more Trippy Spin in the opposite direction to complete the sequence.

Outdoors: 550 points

Triple Gate Stack: 850 points

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Trippy Spin

Prowhooper — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 02:23:53 +0000

Trippy Spin

Difficulty: Intermediate

Trick Type: Pole Dancing

Start by performing a Cradle. Once inverted with the object at the top of the screen, execute a coordinated roll and yaw to keep the object at the top of the screen as you orbit around it. If you initiated the Cradle from the right side of the object, roll to the right while yawing to the left, and vice versa when starting from the left side of the object. Keep the object in the top center of the screen as you orbit

Outdoors: 500 point

Triple Gate Stack: 800 points

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Pole Dance

Prowhooper — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 02:19:46 +0000

Pole Dance

Difficulty: Advanced

Trick Type: Pole Dancing

Fly beneath the object, apply throttle, and gradually pitch Fly toward an object, and in one seamless motion, perform two consecutive whiplashes back-to-back.

Outdoors: 450 point

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Whiplash

Prowhooper — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 02:16:33 +0000

Whiplash

Difficulty: Beginner

Trick Type: Pole Dancing

Similar to a Cradle, fly towards an object and look back to keep the object in view while simultaneously rolling towards the object and pitching forward until you level out. Keep the object in view at all times.

Outdoors: 175 point

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Side-Lock Rewind

Prowhooper — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 02:13:08 +0000

Side-Lock Rewind

Difficulty: Beginner

Trick Type: Pole Dancing

Start by flying past an object, then roll your aircraft 90° towards the object while pitching back to keep it in view. Maintain the pitch back until you reach a stall point, then give a throttle blip to rewind back in the direction you came from. Finally, roll away from the object to level out and continue flying backward or away from it

Outdoors: 150

Single Gate: 200 points

Cube: 200 points

Triple Gate Stack: 200 points

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Cradle

Prowhooper — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 02:09:52 +0000

Cradle

Difficulty: Beginner

Trick Type: Pole Dancing

Start by flying past an object, then pitch backward to track and ensure it remains in your view. As you pick up backward momentum, level out by pitching forward again and continue flying backward until you have completely cleared the object, ensuring that you keep it in view at all times.

Outdoors: 150 point

Single Gate: 200 points

Cube: 225 points

Triple Gate Stack: 200 points

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Orbits

Prowhooper — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 02:06:13 +0000

Orbits

Difficulty: Beginner

Trick Type: Pole Dancing

Video Example by: DanCarpyFPV

An orbit is a fundamental FPV trick where you fly your drone around an object in a circular path while keeping the object centered in your camera view. This maneuver requires precise control and coordination of roll and yaw inputs to maintain a smooth, consistent circle around the target.

Outdoors: 75 point

Single Gate: 150 points

Cube: 150 points

Triple Gate Stack: 150 points

Tutorial

To perform orbits, approach the object head-on but slightly to the side. For this tutorial, let’s start with orbits from the right side.Approach and Begin the Orbit

Approach and Begin the Orbit: As you approach the object from the right side, start adding left roll along with a bit of left yaw and a tiny amount of pitch. The roll will cause your drone to tilt to the left, while mixing yaw will counterbalance this tilt, keeping your drone level. The pitch provides the forward momentum needed to keep the drone moving around the object. To maintain your orbit distance and speed, keep the object slightly off-centered to the left.

Performing orbits is a balancing act between roll and yaw. When you roll to the left, the object will appear to rotate clockwise, and when you yaw to the left, the object will appear to rotate counterclockwise. The goal is to mix just enough yaw to your roll to keep the object perfectly vertical in your view.

To exit the orbit, gradually bring your yaw and roll back to center, leveling out the drone and smoothly transitioning out of the orbit.

Tightening Up Your Orbits: To tighten your orbits, apply slightly more roll and yaw to bring the object to the center of the screen. By focusing on keeping it centered, you will naturally add more and more roll and yaw, causing your drone to slowly orbit closer and closer to the object. Once you’ve reached your optimal distance, ease off the roll and yaw slightly, allowing the object to become a bit off-centered again to maintain that distance.

Speeding Up Your Orbits: To speed up your orbits with an extra boost of speed, slightly increase the pitch and balance it out with throttle. The pitch will make your drone want to fly towards the ground, so you’ll need to add more throttle to maintain elevation. The added throttle is what gives your drone the extra speed, resulting in faster orbits.

Keep in mind, it’s easier to focus on adding roll first and then mixing in yaw to balance it out rather than the other way around. Although mixing sticks is generally considered an advanced technique, orbits serve as an introduction to this skill since they require combining yaw and roll for smooth execution.

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