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guy explores ruins to fly a drone using first person view goggles

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how much does this hobby cost?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imke0mc8PyU
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That's pretty expensive. I just decided to build one as a hobby thing. Went looking at a few at a store just to get some ideas see if there was anything obvious I was missing. Store sold ones are expensive as fuck.
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>>36857045
I could make one from a kit except I've never soldered before and the connections for a drone are small and close together, and I only get one attempt because the components are delicate
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cool video but him standing on that roof with the vr goggles on gives me tremendous anxiety that he's going to get disoriented and fall down
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>>36857101
I haven't soldered in ages only had a little bit of instruction on it years ago. I was thinking of picking out the camera I want to use first then just build it around it after I pick out a mother board. Been a bit more concerned about the programming part, and working toward that. Didn't consider a kit before maybe I should shoot for one of those first.
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>>36857398
>cont.
I wouldn't worry about it being too small just practice a bit first before you do it. Chances are it's just attaching the parts to a printed circuit board at the connections, most of that is just there as insulation to hold it in place if you mess up you can always just heat it up a bit to suck up some of the lead, or take a dremel to it I wouldn't worry too much about damaging substrate doing that just run some test leads from my multimeter to check if the circuit completes correctly or not after.
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