Eachine US65 Pro Whoop

[@xymaryai8283]

Brings a whole new meaning to "Flying the Flag" ^-^

[@CXBFPV]

I use small rubber bands on both ends of the batteries and seems to be a very fast and good solution to hold the batteries in place. I really enjoy flying this quad.

[@tomwolber]

the 3D printed battery holder should go on the middle of the first battery. Thread the battery through the first bracket on the quad, then thread it through the 3D printed part, then finally thread it through the second bracket on the quad. Then you can just slide the secong battery into the 3D printed part

[@JP-qq2kn]

I can easily fly 150m away with my tiny whoops that have spi recievers.. I don't failsafe a few meters away if I go behind a tree either..

[@MCsCreations]

Great review, Dave! 😊 I totally agree about ELRS. It's probably going to kill lots of receivers and protocols! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@georgeaura]

The adapter for the battery is meant to be put in the middle then the batteries are put in

[@trajanfpv]

Great little quad!. You should try UAV techs tune for it. Flies even better.

[@CXBFPV]

Do you have a link for UAV Techs tune?

[@trajanfpv]

@@CXBFPV kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpKxiqBtas5gZ80

[@MeAgainstMusic]

Funny - so this thing has no VTX Antenna?

[@DaveCFPV]

it does have a small coppter antenna on the board

[@anthonycadejr3995]

Your putting the plastic pice in the wrong place it should be placed in middle of battery tray not the end

[@JanRispens]

Really hope frSky dies after an rxLoss; Free line of sight, just 10 meters behind my house over a pond. I see my drone haunting every night, never to be found again. Still lying there :( On a serious note. I have a Mobula6, converted to Mobula7 frame with bigger props. I made an extra connector so now I run 2 batteries in parallel. No more voltage sag! Only have to put in a ExpressLrs RX, the SPI receiver only works 20 meter free LOS.