Extreme One on Skydroid and AX12: watch the English presentation
Extreme One on Skydroid and RadioMaster AX12 brings bait boat control, sonar, lake maps and camera views into one connected fishing setup. Our new English video introduces the system through Skydroid G20, G30 and G16 controllers, alongside the AX12. It follows the practical tasks that matter at the water: preparing a bait drop, checking the route, exploring the lake bed and returning to saved information.
The narration and presentation cards are in English. Some application recordings retain their original Polish button labels, allowing viewers to see actual software views throughout the demonstration. Available functions depend on the controller, sonar, cameras and connection setup. The video presents several configurations rather than promising that every device has identical hardware capabilities.
Extreme One on Skydroid: control and navigation
The presentation starts with manual boat control and autopilot navigation. Saved spots help anglers organise useful locations, while waypoints and the recorded HOME position support planning a trip out and back. Telemetry brings information from the connected equipment onto the controller screen, so the user can follow the data available during a bait drop.
Extreme One on Skydroid also lets anglers mark fishing lines and organise their positions on the map. Return route planning can take these recorded lines into account. This uses information saved by the user; it is not automatic detection of every line or obstacle in the water. Before sending the boat, check that HOME, the destination and the marked lines match the current fishing setup.
Extreme One on Skydroid: sonar and real lake models
The next part moves from the sonar view to lake mapping and bottom analysis. A two dimensional view helps locate the measured area, while a three dimensional model offers another perspective on slopes, depressions and changes in depth. Rotating the model and moving closer makes it easier to inspect a particular feature before deciding where to investigate further.
The scans shown in the film come from real recordings made by anglers, including material by Marek Bylicki Carp Trip. We present Extreme One on Skydroid using lake data because it shows how these tools are used in practice. The completeness and accuracy of any model depend on the collected measurements, coverage and conditions during scanning. A visual model remains a way to interpret those measurements.
Offline maps, depth colours and saved scans
Extreme One on Skydroid combines downloaded maps, custom depth colours and water level correction. Preparing map coverage before a session allows anglers to work with that saved area without a continuous internet connection. Choosing suitable colours can make a selected depth range easier to recognise. Water level correction supports working with measurements recorded under different conditions.
Extreme One on Skydroid connects these views with recordings and scan sharing. Anglers can return to earlier data, inspect selected sections and share their measurements with another user. The presentation moves between a sonar recording and the resulting model to show how collecting information on the water supports later analysis of the fishing area.
Connect up to three cameras on Skydroid
On compatible Skydroid setups, up to three cameras can be connected at the same time. The application lets the user switch between supported sources, such as front, downward and underwater views. The film also demonstrates video recording, snapshots and a camera view displayed over the map. The available sources depend on the cameras actually installed and connected.
Three connected cameras means a choice of sources, with one selected view. It does not mean three camera windows playing simultaneously. Extreme One on Skydroid makes it possible to change that view according to the task, then return to navigation or the sonar display without adding another separate screen to the fishing setup.
Angler profiles, weather and physical controls
Angler profiles in Extreme One on Skydroid help organise fishing positions and rigs. Notes about bait and tackle, catch records and weather information add context to a session and make saved details more useful when returning to a location. The video also shows configurable controller buttons, giving supported actions a physical shortcut alongside the application menus.
Extreme One on Skydroid belongs to a wider environment that also includes RadioMaster AX12. The film presents several controllers because their equipment and connection options differ. Choosing the right configuration starts with the boat, sonar and cameras that will be used together. The goal is to keep the relevant fishing tools within reach, from preparation at the bank to reviewing recorded lake data.
A preview of the upcoming Virtual Camera
The final section previews the Virtual Camera, with its premiere announced for 11 November 2026. This is a developing feature, not an image from a physical camera and not a claim that it is already available in the current release. The preview introduces another perspective on the bait boat and its surroundings, showing the direction of the next addition to the system.
Watch the full presentation and tell us which function would be most useful at your fishing spot. Explore our website for product information and follow our social channels for further demonstrations, updates and recordings from users. Extreme One. Expect more. Number One.
Karpik Kroczek, asystent Extreme One