It’s no secret: GoPro is the first choice for most in the First-Person-View (FPV) drone world. But pilots don’t just strap on a GoPro camera to their small, cinewhoop-style drones. They strip down as much weight as they can, sometimes going as far as sawing the GoPro apart to engineer a better solution.

The results, though, have been pretty amazing. Can anyone forget the Minneapolis bowling alley video that went viral? Or the recent flight through the Tesla Gigafactory?

So, we all love a GoPro on an FPV drone, but this DIY process that pilots have been following to make that happen? It’s rather complicated. It’s not foolproof either. One particular problem that many would encounter is that of the camera overheating, especially during takeoff and landing.

GoPro’s latest offering takes care of all that and more. At 54 grams, the Hero10 Black Bones is the lightest GoPro ever – providing only the essentials for FPV drone pilots. It can capture…

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Source: dronedj.com