Unboxing and Quick Testing of Syma X5SC Explorer 2
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Thursday, October 27, 2016
Syma X5C-1 Drone, Your Mother Could Fly This!
The upgraded Syma X5C-1 quadcopter is so stable that your mother could fly it! It's the perfect first quadcopter for beginners. It's also fun for advanced flyers.
Syma - X5C Explorers - Review and Flight (Indoors and Outdoors)
This quad can take multiple forms, in a way. It has optional prop guards, landing legs, and camera. If you fly with all the accessories, it can get a bit unstable in fast flying, but works well for aerial videography and prop protection. If you trim it down to its lightest form, with no prop guards, landing feet, or camera, it can fly "sporty" quite well, and even do flips. Overall this is a good stable quad, but you have to make sure to fly it in the proper manner for the attachments you have on it.
Syma X5SW Quadcopter with WIFI FPV Camera
This is Syma X5SW Quadcopter with WIFI FPV Camera. It’s the same old Syma X5C Quadcopter but this time it is equipped with a WIFI Enabled camera that sends live video, and still shots directly to your smartphone via a live WIFI link. Now you can view the video coming from Syma X5SW on your Smartphone, Android or iPhone and take pictures and record videos with just one click on respective icons. All pictures and videos are stored directly on your Android or iPhone. It’s a very light weight quadcopter, so flying it outdoors, if there are winds, this quadcopter is not going to fly well. This quadcopter needs calm days to fly outdoors, else you better stay indoors with this quad.
Monday, October 24, 2016
I BOUGHT A DRONE! DJI Phantom 3 Professional Impressions
Review of DJI Phantom 3 Advanced Quadcopter Drone with 1080p HD Video Camera with Recording Demo
Friday, October 14, 2016
Broadcast Studio Microphone Suspension Arm Stand For My Blue Snowball Mic
This Broadcast Studio Microphone Suspension Arm Stand is a very inexpensive mic stand sold on ebay for $13. The clamp is not usable as is but can be screwed into something. We have also tightened the bolts to make the arm more ridged which has also improved it a lot.
Blue Yeti microphone + Radius 2 shock mount + Rode PSA1 boom arm: unboxi...
The best Blue Yeti setup
using the Yeti with a Radius shock mount, Rode Boom Arm and a Pop Filter. Blue
Yeti tips and tricks. Checkout gadget with timeframe :
00:35 Blue Yeti USB condenser microphone
01:12 Speak closer on Cardioid mode for good sound, low noise
02:32 Radius II shock mount from Blue
03:30 Røde PSA1 swivel studio boom arm
04:36 generic Anti Pop Filter and "The Pop" from Blue
05:08 connecting Blue Yeti to iPhone and iPad (USB Camera Adapter)
06:01 better microphone options for iOS devices
This is unboxing and review of the audio setup use to
record voice in videos. If you are a YouTuber, game commentator,
podcaster, have a home-studio for audio recording… This guide is for you.
Connecting to iPad and iPhone is also possible - but not as simple as it is to
connect the Yeti directly into a Mac or PC's USB. To use the Yeti microphone
with an iOS device you need an Apple's USB Camera Adapter (or the 30-pin
"Camera Connection Kit") and a powered USB Hub, and you are ready to
record sound with Garageband or any other App.
About the Radius Shock Mount:
The old Radius falling problem is fixed! Blue rebranded it as "Radius
II". The new model comes with a different thumb-screw mechanism with teeth
(cog). Now it stays put just perfect :)
"C-Threep" compared recordings 'with' and 'without' the Radius shock
mount, and how much it really isolates the Yeti from vibrations. He also
suggests a nice fix for the 'sliding-down' problem on the old model.
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