What's up?

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Hi peeps!
It's Founder and Drone Pilot in training Aaron Avila 

 I feel I need to bring you up to speed on what I've been doing? 

 I've spending ten to fourteen hours a day seven days a week creating and building a web based TV Station called Stroke TV. (Like us on Facebook).

 So as you read in my prior Blog I realized the creative need as a one handed stroke survivor Drone Pilot just how incredible the DJI Intelligent Flight Modes are to me!
I feel a real game changer! 

 I truly feel if I can learn to master all the Inelegant Flight Modes I can learn and use some of the cinematic Drone filming techniques of my self appointed Mentor Cinematic Drone Film maker in Ireland Stewart Carroll Founder of Drone Film Guide.

 What you don't know is I've been to my local Park three times and attempted to use Intelligent Flight modes and was unable to assess the Intelligent Flight Modes.

 I did learn an extremely valuable Pilot lesson.
ALWAYS make sure when switching from P to F mode you DO NOT accidentally flip the switch half way to A or Attitude mode! 
THIS MISTAKE TURNS OFF THE GPS AND THE DRONE WILL BECOME EXTREMELY UNSTABLE! 

 Thank God my son Ryan was there and noticed my Drone was flying itself into some large trees!
Thank God Ryan's a good enough Pilot and was able to perform a safe emergency landing!

 So for the last few weeks I had to focus on launching my new webcast show Stroke Talk Q&A.

 Now that my show is launched and running I can now fly my Drone again! Yaaaaaaaaaaa! Hoooooooooooo!

 So I think I have figured out what I  have been doing wrong, thanks to DJI's community forum.
Here's a tutorial I found helpful.

 So my plan is to go to the Park with Ryan this weekend so stay turned peeps.

 #ElevateYourself,
Founder 
Aaron Avila 

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