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[@doc9662]

Listen, I like watching Lucas on the ARMS channel. But Isaac, teaching the HOW and WHY to expand off of the arms...... it's becoming my favorite channel

[@doc9662]

I appreciate it because it challenges my skills and critical thinking

[@klinec38]

You misspelled hoowhy

[@brian_AG]

I 2nd this motion.

[@chuckles6102]

Don’t get me wrong I love a lot of the Trex content but Isaac doing these videos is probably the most valuable content from the channel. Keep it up.

[@coltonowens2742]

Gun guy and FPV guy here, Radio Master is the gold standard, and their price to performance ratio is off the charts.

[@deliciousdreams261]

Yeah I don’t know why he didn’t compare the New RadioMaster TX12 MKII ELRS EdgeTX Multi-Module TX V2 Mode 2（ELRS）

[@fpvkye7414]

Agreed. It would have been nice to have mentioned that the ELRS is the go to over most of the legacy RC links of the 4 in-1-version

[@SamusSays]

My only problem with the pocket is my big hands, I pinch the sticks so I prefer the full size tx16 but ELRS has been my favorite protocol so far

[@kwulff6139]

I feel like having Joshua Bardwell on would be a great benefit..... that man single handedly got me flying FPV.

[@3nertia]

Botgrinder feels like a better fit ...

[@PaulieShortcuts]

@@3nertiaeveryone knows Mr Steele is the face of fpv 🥸

[@PaulieShortcuts]

Thinking about it, isn’t bardwell also in TN. He is a great communicator/teacher so he would make a great fit with Isaac.

[@fpvkye7414]

That would be awesome. Although I know Bardwell tends to avoid stuff that would show preference to choosing a side in the political spectrum. This may not necessarily be political but I’d imagine he may not want to do it. It would be worth asking though

[@kentchristen6048]

I was an aircrew member on JSTARS in the early days (we had 3 jets when I started training). The crew console interface was (basically) window-based, with a trackball and three buttons. You used different windows to monitor and interact with various functions of the radar and radio system and to do messaging. This meant that you had to access a separate window to change how the display looked in your main window. We took a trip to look at the old Airborne Battlefield Command and Control Center, which had a bunch of analog switches that did things like turn off various symbologies and declutter your display to do the mission. Sometimes, the more modern interface is the enemy of efficiency. The analog system would have been leaps and bounds superior to the windows system.

[@T.REXLabs]

Virtual, digital, touchscreen stuff is flexible, but usually worse in other ways.

[@kentchristen6048]

@@T.REXLabs everything is a compromise. That’s where user input is critical.

[@William_NS]

I've been flying FPV for about a year and a half. In that time I have built 20 custom quadcopters from 3.5 inch cinewhoops to 5 inch freestylers to 8 inch long range. Even a 10 inch beast. I fly them all with a Radiomaster Boxer with 2.4 ELRS internal and a 900mhz ELRS external module. I bought it stock for $130 when it first came out and slowly upgraded it to the "MAX" version that you can buy for about $260. I have become one with my Boxer. It is set up exactly how it makes sense to me and it has literally never failed me once. The biggest benefit to the Boxer over the Pocket is that the Boxer has full size, Hall effect gimbals. Especially when you're first starting out, the difference between those tiny gimbals on the pocket and real, full size gimbals is tremendous. When I switched to the Boxer from the DJI RC2, I INSTANTLY became a better pilot. Every movement of your fingers translates to a movement of the quadcopter and tiny movements of the sticks are best for precise control. Bigger gimbals make for smaller stick movements with more resolution in your stick travel. I highly recommend spending the extra $80 and getting a controller that you will grow with over the next 5 years or more. The pocket is fine for someone with experience, but the Boxer is a superior transmitter in almost every way, especially if you're just learning to fly. There is a very good reason almost every "famous" KZbin FPV Pilot is flying with a Boxer or TX-16S as their daily driver radio.

[@xORLOCKx]

Yeah the pocket is awesome for whoops but if your serious the boxer is the way to go.

[@andrewholder4259]

Dude, I wasn't sure where this was going; but you did an excellent job. It's encouraging to hear someone say what I've been thinking for a while. Guess I should start talking...

[@RAMZAVFX]

Darkwing's intro was straight out of a 2k teen movie. Brought me back a little bit. 😂

[@lililililililili8667]

Radiomaster deserves the love they are a great company. The pocket is pretty badass for the price and nice if you need a tx you can stuff in a backpack easily but I still greatly prefer the full size gimbals on the tx16/boxer. Bonus points for AG01 CNC aluminum gimbals.

[@lililililililili8667]

Its a training issue similar to shooting a p365 vs a Glock 17 you can be damn competent with either but that extra real estate feels nice. The pocket still has all the same capabilities and functions as the full size radios so its even less of a compromise than that comparison.

[@lililililililili8667]

Also liftoff kinda feels weird compared to real fpv drones I would recommend velocidrone simulator for more realistic physics even though it does not look as nice. You can get it pretty dialed in to feel like your exact setup its a shame there is no mod for the game that allows you to do Ukraine simulator.

[@William_NS]

I can't second this enough. I fly with the Boxer as my daily driver and the full size AGO1 gimbals make a world of difference. I learned to fly with the DJI RC2 and the DJI Potato so when I built my first quadcopter, I just put an o3 in it and used that same controller. When I upgraded to the boxer, even before I did the AGO1 upgrade, the full size gimbals instantly made me a better and more competent pilot. Instantly! If I could go back and learn with proper gimbals, I totally would.

[@belliduradespicio8009]

I love that you're getting into drones and their technologies; it's a lot of fun and practical! Also tip for beginners, just get everything ELRS, other protocols are good if you have old RC planes with weirdo proprietary protocols you want to fly, ELRS is the new standard that's far better than all of those, and it's open source. It's more complicated, but it's also worth it.

[@T.REXLabs]

Yep, it's the standard and it's very cool, but it is unencrypted.

[@belliduradespicio8009]

@@T.REXLabs I don't know why my damn comment keeps being deleted, but google PrivacyLRS.

[@belliduradespicio8009]

@@T.REXLabs there is an encrypted version called Privacy LRS which you can look up

[@AdamWeatherall]

@@T.REXLabsprivacyLRS

[@FluffRat]

@@T.REXLabs You're going to have better luck getting encryption running over ELRS vs. other low-latency protocols due to the open source nature of it, but really you're only leaking your control inputs + a 4 byte key. Theoretically an attacker might be able to jam you with spoofed packets if they are setup to capture that key, but I would also balance that risk against the detection range reduction ELRS allows in that since it is a long-range protocol you don't need to be running full power at all times.

[@davidmurrell3431]

I love these drone videos! I'm learning more and more about the technology. It's actually getting an old fart like me thinking about learning to fly one. Getting the Radio Master controller and the simulator seems like a good way to learn to fly a drone without the risk of crashing and damaging it. Keep it up Isaac!

[@MunitionsDudTester]

You are correct. It is HIGHLY recommended to spend some time in the sim until you're confident.

[@piratewhoisquiet]

Idk why but the delivery on "minus twenty-three points?!" freaking killed me XD

[@FluffRat]

The RadioMaster Pocket is fine for entry level or a compact setup for guerilla whooping. Personally I like the RM Zorro more, but it also costs half again as much.

[@hugoimnd]

This knowledge sharing is awesome, the channel is fantastic ! Thanks from Europe !

[@Rex227c1]

I picked up my pocket when it just was released. Awesome transmitter coming from where i was with spectrum i think the pocket is 100 times better, cant wait till he talks about ardupilot and inav.

[@wtdconcepts]

Butttt Isaac, another KZbinr said if I don't buy the RECCE Darkwing 2000 with a free Olight included through their affiliate link, my friends won't think I'm cool and I'll get kilt in da breeze.

[@heatherryan9820]

I actually own one of those pockets, and I love it. It's very powerful, and is feature rich, yet also simple. My favorite part, which I'm happy you touched on is the fact that the joysticks come off and are so stored in the handles. It makes it so much safer transport and a lot easier to keep track of them.

[@doc9662]

Also, as a former firefighter and current emt myself. I connect with the communication videos quite a bit. Much applause to the trex team, and isaac, if ur reading this your presentations are phenomenal.

[@doc9662]

We are implementing a LoRa mesh system at work as an emergency response notification system.

[@waylonk2453]

@@doc9662 That's pretty cool of your work to do that. And as an emergency service, it's very responsible to create a contingency communication system. Thank you for your service.

[@doc9662]

@waylonk2453 I appreciate it and yes it is very cool of them to do that. I had to first explain what LoRa was( yes it was a pretty epic conversation) then I had to convince them that it would help me. We are hoping this will catch on in all of our facilities, sort of like the old pager systems that I used when I first started fighting fire.

[@doc9662]

Or Isaac, let's push things even further...... Obviously atak can integrate with sar assets but what other off the shelf products can integrate and talk to sar and work with the NIMS framework in the event of an emergency, because let's be real, lone wolfing it does no one any good and government or not, state sponsored assets can be valuable as long as you are given the flexibility to operate with as little red tape as possible.... For example, the Cajun navy.

[@sea_kerman]

About that "reliance on other people's code"... Both the radio OS (yes, it has an OS, not just firmware, that OS is EdgeTX, other radio manufacturers have their own OSes that run on similar hardware) and the ELRS radio transmission protocol are open-source, not by Radiomaster. Radiomaster just assembles the physical product along the requirements of EdgeTX and ELRS. So technically yeah other people's code, but in a _good_ way, in that the propagation of edgetx and ELRS hardware and software are dependent on neither Radiomaster nor the edgetx and elrs devs because they're all open-source.

[@meeper5989]

Very informative and helpful! Would really like to see an fpv goggles setup, perhaps in the next video?

[@T.REXLabs]

I'll see what I can do. This isn't really an FPV channel, but there is a lot of interest at the moment, and I'm trying to understand it as drone stuff continues to develop.

[@greggullett1272]

Another video with some good thoughts and an algorithm offering

[@sixtofive]

Very cool to see you branching into FPV!! Keep up the great work.

[@ehthick]

Great video, the community pointed me in the direction of radiomaster after watching the last video, eager to start simming.

[@haxwithaxe]

One thing to think about is designing devices that will do one thing all the time and more things optionally. Like a radio that can do hd digital modes on its own but the fancy pants bit can get switched off or be damaged and the operator can still do voice comms.

[@chasemason11]

Back in the early phantom quad and diy quad days, there were some guys utilizing HAM bands for long range fpv flights. They made several repeaters and placed them along their route on rooftops. Would be interesting with today’s tech to see what’s possible there

[@TROY-MCCLURE-1991]

Isaac, please do a video on the super computer prop you guys have. The LED effects are really cool!

[@MsFactnotfiction]

I am Android apps/system + embedded engineer with experience in the Auto industry (infotainment), so here is my 2 cents. You don't need to control the drone through the android app, you can by pass that with an secondary real time system the way they do in cars. You can control some settings on the secondary system through the apps and get feedback from it back to the app but the real time system would control the drone. You can have the best of two worlds.

[@T.REXLabs]

Nice!

[@tberg9677]

Thank you for another informative video! Appreciate you guys

[@T.REXLabs]

Thanks for watching!

[@xORLOCKx]

As someone who has been flying FPV for a while.. I knew this day would come. Be prepared if you really want to get into this hobby. The learning curve iis STEEP!! spend the money on quality gear if you are serious. Forget DJI. Get walksnail or Analog. Use ELRS control link. And be prepared to spend money. Welcome if you are serious. Don't give up when you hit a wall. It's worth it and gets easier. I promise. Get a boxer and forget the radiomaster pocket. Its meant for tiny whoops and micros. The radiomaster boxer is the standard.

[@MunitionsDudTester]

Quick buyers guide for those who want to get into FPV: If you can't afford a several hundred or thousand dollar drone right away that is okay. Buy a radio controller first because you are going to want to practice in simulators for several, several hours before you actually fly (crashing in a sim is free). Hardware: The module firmware or "version" you want is ELRS. 4-in-1 is a legacy system that is being phased out, and if you need it you can just get an external module later (unlikely). "FCC" will be the region (for USA) and you want to make sure it supports EdgeTX and/or OpenTX (this is like the operating system of the controller).

[@MunitionsDudTester]

Radiomaster Pocket is a great option for those who are new to FPV or unsure if they are going to "stick" with it (you can sell it and get most your money back). For those who really want to get into FPV I'd recommend the Radiomaster Boxer over the Pocket. It is just slightly bigger, with a larger screen, but the most important feature is that the Boxer has a maximum output of 1W without the need for an external module (the Pocket has a max output of 250mW). Sorry for the novel, but thank you if you read until this point. I'll try to reply to any questions.

[@isaacbotkintrex]

Especially since a lot of components are hard to find right now, for some inexplicable eastern European reasons. Controllers are in stock, though!

[@MunitionsDudTester]

@@isaacbotkintrex Yep! Get a controller, a sim, and get flight time in!

[@MunitionsDudTester]

@@isaacbotkintrex KZbin keeps deleting my other comment unless it is only an issue on my end lol

[@prcotango]

Speaking of Garmin, you could do a video or a series about GPSs, i think that would be really neat, and the next logival step from terrain association.

[@pineyhills9066]

More nerdy deep dives please

[@AricCzarnowski]

Great example. I sincerely hope tech choices swing back like this more generally. Or, at least, more companies and regulations on those companies start seriously acknowledging there is a continuum to evaluate. I made the tough and expensive decision to buy an SUV this week because, despite the ridiculous tech stacks in current vehicles, my '09 won't last forever on our salty northern roads and the future looks worse. I do not want a laptop on my dash or a massive lithium battery. I want the just-a-truck option back! Obviously I'm not going to hold my breath...

[@MrKakemann1]

A starter kit video would be awesome. As I don't know what the difference between RM P CC2500 and ELRS means. Now we have a controller, but a trainer drone and what to link the devices (radio transmitters/recivers) would be nice ;-)

[@MunitionsDudTester]

When buying a radio controller for FPV you want ELRS, "FCC" as the region (if you are in USA), and one that supports OpenTX and/or EdgeTX. ELRS (ExpressLRS) is the newest radio control protocol and the one you want to buy. CC2500 is a legacy protocol used on older tech that is being phased out slowly There's also "4-in-1" that is four RF chips on one circuit board (CC2500, NRF24L01, A7105, and CYRF6936), but these are all legacy protocols. If by some incredibly small chance you need 4-in-1 after you buy your ELRS controller you can get an addon module for your ELRS controller and utilize those protocols as well, but idk of anyone that needs that other than people running really old stuff. I'd recommend the Radiomaster Pocket, or the Radiomaster Boxer if you're semi-serious about getting into it. A trainer drone will come after you have several hours on a sim. "ACRO" mode is the standard flight model (it's the mode you see in youtube vids of people flipping around everywhere) and it is incredibly easy to crash. You can buy a "trainer drone" but if you're not flying in ACRO you're going to pickup bad habits. Best advice would be get a radio controller and get either Liftoff on Steam or VelociDrone off their website. Both are about the same price ($20). I'd recommend Liftoff first because it has a content that covers more area than base VelociDrone.

[@MrKakemann1]

@@MunitionsDudTester Thank you ❤

[@ProjectHipChristian]

Love your show love the company

[@jonwebsterabbott]

Darkwing 2000 is great for nocturnal crimefighters but I prefer the Gismo 2000 for controlling all Gismosuit applications.

[@T.REXLabs]

It does technically have more features.

[@AdamWeatherall]

I agree , I just a crate full of these .

[@franciscobosques2751]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Love the content ..keep it coming

[@earGO]

moar nerdiness to the god of nerdiness (please) (pretty please)

[@Rotorheadfpv]

combining guns and rc, you just earned my sub!

[@sldsnk3]

Loving these videos. Drone building would be sweet too!

[@josephwoods5891]

uploaded 17 seconds ago ? wow hot off the press

[@TSC1]

Appectated the darkwing duck reference 😆

[@MichaelBurko]

I don't know, Radiomaster Boxer is a better radio IMO. It's just a little more expensive, but comes with full sized gimbals, 1w ELRS built in and bigger battery...

[@MunitionsDudTester]

and you can upgrade the gimbals later too if you want an even better experience.

[@laurenceb5516]

This channel is tickling my autism in ways I never thought possible. Thanks Isaac!

[@Deveyus]

So, Linux doesn't actually use drivers in the windows sense, most things are directly integrated into the kernel, and those that aren't are loaded through a system known as DKMS, which while very superficially similar to a driver, is functionally fairly different. The result is that you're overshooting by a layer there.

[@that.chill.speedsofter1445]

I enjoy watching these well I cook

[@funknunkl]

The radio firmware, radio protocol (if elrs) and flight control software is open source which means it’s developed by the community, so free and adapts quickly to what the community wants and needs. Darkwing is closed sourced, ignores the communities request for features and only cares about return on investment.

[@T.REXLabs]

Yeah, those Darkwing guys are the worst.

[@NaterFPV]

I’m still watching the video, but came here to say TBS or TeamBlackSheep products like the TANGO 2 PRO, runs on 865-915mhz and also has MAVLINK TELEMETRY capabilities as well as RC BY MAVLINK. Integrate with UAS Tool plug in on ATAK and you can see how much more capable TBS is than RadioMaster. I’ll edit this comment if you cover this at some point in the video.

[@NaterFPV]

TBS Tango 2 PRO also runs on FreedomTX firmware. It says FREEDOM!!

[@NaterFPV]

Also, Christopher M Rance uses a TBS Tango, might be a good idea to pick his brain on why he chose that radio.

[@hughpeterson1442]

It's also more than 3x the cost of the Radiomaster Pocket ($200 vs. $60). I'm sure it's a lot more capable, but for people who just want to dip their toe in the FPV world and see if they dig it, the Pocket is a much easier starting point.

[@NaterFPV]

@@hughpeterson1442very true. But you can also buy an emax fpv kit that comes with goggles, radio, AND quad, for $200-300. If you want to dip your toes into fpv, that’d be the way to go. And if you’re not into it, it makes for the perfect birthday or Christmas gift for an intelligent young boy or girl with a knack for STEM.

[@NaterFPV]

@@hughpeterson1442not to mention if you’re learning about FPV through TREX, you probably want MAVLINK integration with ATAK.

[@Profacy15]

Man, I loved this and I love this school of thought. Not everything needs to be 'smart'. I didn't know this thing existed, but now I'm definitely going to look into them further. A couple thoughts on future videos: What about anti-drone capabilities for the regular guy? Not for when you have an annoying one buzzing above your house, but for a world that is unrecognizable from the current status quo? Are there any technologies out there available to civilians other than firearms? Do you ever plan on putting together any sort of build series for a more 'tactical' drone? I want to build my own but get lost in the sauce and many of the drone builds out there are based towards racing or cinematography and while both of those could play a part in tactical usage, there would be more important things from a military/tactical perspective in my opinion. For example, speed and agility may be nice, but I would favor durability and 'packability' over that (to an extent). Taking 4k video may be nice, but maybe other load carrying attachments or capacity and flight duration would be nicer to have. Maybe aerial radio repeaters might be nice? Maybe autonomous flight capabilities for surveillance? Maybe no proprietary controls/parts?

[@William_NS]

The Radiomaster Boxer is the superior radio imo. Full size gimbals make a world of difference. especially when learning to fly.

[@andrewbrown7887]

We should not have a fridge that can be hacked.

[@T.REXLabs]

It's 10:30 at night; do you know what kind of Romanian porn your washer is hosting?

[@doomferret4750]

US based company licensing DJI drones? Anzu Raptor and Raptor T...? What do you think @T.RexLabs

[@waylonk2453]

How about getting someone on the channel to do an introduction to building an FPV setup? It would be nice to build our own with the prepared citizen use case in mind, rather than going to buy the "Dark Wing 2000" equivalent of quads. If this isn't already in the works for T.Rex labs, it would be a great follow-up to this video!

[@Thejohnmullen]

I’d love to see a drone build from scratch utilizing this controller

[@William_NS]

There are plenty of them out there.

[@Thejohnmullen]

@@William_NS yeah but not with the TRex arms touch

[@JamesMelton]

What I'm looking for is a DJI replacement, but even DJI is a subpar solution to my problem. I want a long lasting surveillance drone i can toss up and let loiter for hours, feeding info back to TAK where object identification is done for me by initially placing markers on the map. I also want a quadcopter i can have tethered for power and controls, but all it does is lift an antenna for UHF/VHF. It has to be tethered for power so it can stay in flight for awhile. It needs to be tethered for controls to avoid another radio signal. It needs to be able to be hooked up to a generator and ideally could get 100 ft up. FPV is neat, but the opposite direction of these things.

[@MunitionsDudTester]

The issue with your first problem is the current-day limitation of battery technology. If you need something you can toss up for hours that isn't tethered to a power supply then you'd be looking at something like an Autel Dragonfish which is around $154,000 and can stay in the air for around 158 minutes. Your second request can be done with almost any drone. The specific drone is going to determine how much know-how and effort will be required to achieve it. Afaik there isn't a out-of-the-box solution for that just yet that isn't an enterprise or government purchase. A huge benefit to FPV over those other drones is you actually learn how to fly a drone. DJI and other similar systems are incredibly hand-holdy and that doesn't exist on most other systems.

[@josephwielinski4383]

T Rex should develop its own version of the skydio 2

[@bitkarek]

btw: Sony Xperia - SD card, Jack ;)

[@PaulieShortcuts]

Great TX for guerilla whooping! That darkwing2000 reminds me of the TBS tango 1 and the autel controller. Who needs goggles with that? I saw someone hook up an SDR into their dji smart controller… lots of features the dark wing has available for upgrades😂

[@wpherigo1]

I have enjoyed all the videos I’ve watched on this channel, and I really appreciate a business owner in the manufacturing and design space putting his perspectives out there. I understand your perspective completely, and definitely lean that way myself. I don’t know if you’ve done this, but checking out actual experts in FPV drones and see what they use. The truth of the matter is that the smart phone is just used as the compute power as well as a way of previewing any photos or videos taken. Flight is all taken care of by manual controls while wearing the goggles or the drone does something automatically. Is the attack surface bigger when a smart phone is involved? Yes, but the biggest problem is that all these things are made by our biggest strategic enemy, China. Having said that, really enjoy this channel! New topic: Need smart guys like you to to get together and restart Western manufacturing prowess.

[@joecizin9357]

Ah, you got to go with the KISS priceable. 👍👍

[@ninja5672]

What TX protocol are you seeing as the best balance of practical use and other factors? I'm looking at ELRS, but not sure if maybe I'm missing something.

[@TonywithaT]

FPV / QUAD DRONE KITS. Most of it 3d printable. Some purchase parts.

[@lordmaul9440]

Please Brother, finish it out. I want some more content here. I speak for most of us, let's get the stuff and learn to fly it. It's a good hobby...😑

[@DG-sk7wt]

look into ELRS next!

[@awparrish]

Hey Ike, do you personally prefer the Pixel running GraphineOS or a rooted Samsung as a daily driver?

[@doc9662]

Ok isaac, u asked for it.... u got it. I like the nerdy stuff.... its freakin cool, but i have a challenge for you at trex labs. Take products that are readily available to the public..... lets say a t beam for LoRa, then lets push the boundaries of what can be done with them.... or, even a bigger challenge, the infamous uv5r. Uve already pushed boundaries with the retroid pocket..... show us more.

[@GG1Enjoyer]

Is this the Baofeng of drone remotes? If so I’m here for it

[@hairyhider7478]

You should have used the radio master boxer... The pocket does not use full size gimbals

[@sea_kerman]

Yeah in comparison to other radios running the same firmware, the Pocket is aggressively "meh". The gimbals are small and kinda cheap feeling, the case isn't the best quality, there aren't many switches, the screen is tiny, etc. The Radiomaster Boxer is much nicer for multirotor use, with its full-size gimbals and more robust construction, and the Radiomaster TX16S' big, color touchscreen is useful for the advanced fixed-wing autopilot scripts. But it's understandable. The Pocket is clearly value-engineered to the very precipice, but not over. They didn't cheap out on the stuff that matters. The gimbals are hall sensor so they don't wear out like the cheapo potentiometer ones. The radio module is assembled correctly, unlike the ELRS modules from some other manufacturers. and most importantly, it runs EdgeTX, so it has all the tools and scripts meant to interface with the rest of the open-source RC hobby "ecosystem".

[@john4865]

"Result: -23 points!" lol

[@John_Doe_6996]

I like weapons, I like drones, I hate that drones have become weapons. Soon we’ll need a background check to buy one.

[@MrSlickPulla]

I thought the RadioMaster Zorro was the best option with ELRS? I might have to snag this one instead, I've been using my Turnigy 9XR which is basically a Flysky TH9 with AFHDS 2A protocol. It's little dated but it works

[@SarahGildaMarcos]

Good evening 🙏

[@misutatomasu]

What's the FPV game at 11:20?

[@JJ999X]

Liftoff

[@doobydude420]

How about how to listen to people's call

[@T.REXLabs]

Panic mode

[@15wattfantasm]

Damn you Isaac. How does he know? The pucker factor is setting in. Just set my binding phrase and started tearing the pocket apart; the timing leads me to believe that we are soul mates. xoxoxo

[@jamesbridges7750]

It's the Smart TV conundrum- what the hell do you do when apps or the company stop supporting it !!!??? You get pissed and buy one of the few remaining dumb TV's and a couple of ancillary devices for 1/3 the price then learn to deal with multiple remotes for the benefit of not having to replace it every few years!

[@ChocolatteDee]

One wonders how a certain submarine would have faired if they had this instead

[@ChocolatteDee]

Probably not viable realistically, I don't see anyway of the signal being transmitted past a certain point so the end result would remain unchanged.

[@Kalbee]

Hey I’m early for once!

[@DaxNealFPV]

You can tell you are reviewing a tech you don’t understand yet.

[@djr113]

Invent budget friendly mpu5

[@callsignseth7679]

"kernal"💀

[@grapeape780]

sub 250 gram quads are less regulated, small and cheap. KZbin is full of diy builds.

[@SmokesKwazukii]

fuck smart devices. they are a promise that will inevitably be broken. all hail purpose built devices! cars shouldnt require software and touch screens, bring back the buttons and dials!

[@sanitoeter69]

This is incredibly short sighted. The only reason these systems have any effect in ukraine is that there is no abundance of power.

[@paradox_1729]

Too wordy. Just get to the point.

[@josephwielinski4383]

T Rex should develop its own version of the skydio 2