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My Drone Story

I started with a tiny DJI Mini in 2020 and ended up soldering FPV rockets by 2024. This page is the scrapbook of every crash, sunrise, and adrenaline spike along the way.

Sunset missionsHyperlapsesFPV buildsCrash + rebuild

Photo gallery

Real shots from my DJI + FPV trips, stitched panoramas, and handheld stills.

Video wall

Actual uploads from my channel with raw and edited runs.

Build notes

The FPV assembly, the parts I paid for, and the legal checklist I follow.

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Level up log

DJI chill vibes vs FPV adrenaline

The chilled-out GPS flights quickly turned into solder fumes, carbon fiber splinters, and goggles glued to my face. Nothing beats diving a mountain followed by a perfect cinematic orbit.

DJI Mini 2 • the calm before the FPV storm

upgrade

Custom FPV build — Hand-built FPV rig • chaos unlocked

Gallery

Scenes from the drone seat

Scroll through sunsets, city flybys, mountain dives, and the occasional crash site. Tap the frame to open the immersive preview.

Syncing photo

Tap to zoom

Panorama over the sea — Drone camping session • stitched pano from 10 shots

Videos

Press play and enjoy the ride

A mash-up of chill cinematic missions, FPV chaos, and everything in between. Pick a card and let the soundtrack do its thing.

Rookie sunrise session

Fog chase practice

City orbit sprint

River surf FPV

Forest rollercoaster

Warehouse dive drills

Night hyperlapse

Sand dune chase

Quick cinematic edit

Mountains + clouds

FPV beach surf

Tiny whoop chaos

Trip highlight reel

Mountain panorama — Endless alpine ridge • wind + adrenaline + wow

My FPV path

From kit parts to a custom rocket

FPV building is therapy and chaos at the same time. Here is the build log that took me from stock components to the freestyle monster I now send through warehouses.

Build

Step 1

Frame + motors

Putting together the frame and the motors is a puzzle of heat tolerance, carbon fiber dust, and planning your configuration. Choose the right frame and it rewards you with a drone that feels like it was born to fly.

Step 2

Screws + solder fumes

Attaching the motors, setting up the stack, soldering every pad… it is more physical than expected. From tinning wires to balancing propellers, the tools you bring decide how chill the build day is.

Build

Items

Total investment

542 €

Drone laws

Fly fun, fly legal

German and EU rules changed a lot. Here are the highlights I keep in my flight bag before every session.

1.Insurance - 10 cents/day or 39,96 per year.
2.You need an EU Drone Certificate before flying a drone. The EU Drone Licence has two certificates: the basic certificate and the supplementary certificate. A1-A3 is the basic certificate. If you want to fly a drone in Germany, you need to obtain this certificate from 250 grams.
3.Drones may not fly above 100 meters (328 feet) without a permit. In controlled airspace, the maximum altitude allowed is 50 meters (164 feet). Drone pilots must maintain a direct line of sight with their drones at all times.
4.All drones weighing 250 grams (.55 pounds) or more must be labeled with a fireproof badge containing the name and address of the drone owner/operator.
5.Stay at least 1.5 kilometers (0.93 miles) away from airports. Avoid flying over crowds, prisons, industrial areas, disaster sites, residential zones, major traffic routes, and all sensitive infrastructure such as highways, waterways, and rail lines.

And that's a wrap

Thanks for flying along

This hobby keeps me curious, humble, and always ready to chase the next sunrise. Hope it sparked your own urge to explore.

Sunset

If you have any questions, please please do NOT ask them! 😊