Mobula Frame Swap?

[@situbes.972]

I would love an aftermarket frame that is super durable and does need mods. (Kind of like e010 frame was for original inductrix fpv). Thanks for keep the hobby informative!

[@sixtofive]

I've been tempted to try this one out since the manufacturer claimed the fc would support 110x size motors without issues on the Mobula 7 owners Facebook group. maximusfpv.com/product/modv2/

[@TinusFPV]

Well Nick, good you publish the video about the swap to inform people new to the hobby. My frame on the M7 has as expected broken in the same places as the 1s builds I have done on the same frames. Exactly the same spots over and over. I don't bother with swapping for a fresh frame but simply mend it using a thin wall thickness piece of 10-15mm heatshrink over the joint. After that it never breaks in any other spot as it seems to provide just enough shock absorption to prevent further damage at the struts. I do think that those of us that mention or want to investigate on a different frame are aware of the camera angle for instance, but that is nothing that cannot be easily solved by a different canopy. Love the mobula canopy though so I will stick with stock frame for general use I think because that canopy is so awesome.

[@frankbarajas]

Great Idea! I used that once to repair a strut on biplane, a long time ago...lol By the way, I followed you! I really should get into recording and posting videos, but it's just not my thing However, I always appreciate people that make the time to post their videos. Cheers!

[@trevorc6793]

I'll 2nd that idea using heatshrink. Received my M7 today - it took a tumble and now sports a bit of heatshrink. Quick & easy repair. Cheers

[@BrigzyFPV]

I like the Heat shrink idea, very cool. I don't use glue either, I use metal tape and my current frame, broken in 3 places is fine to fly with the broken prop shrouds as the metal (alloy) tape really holds it firmly in place unlike regular tape. I will try your heat shrink method next time I need a repair. Thx for that. I have 5 BWhoop75 Frames on the way too :-) 👍

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty nice work, Nick. 😊 Too many people use to speak about what they simply don't know, instead of just saying "I don't know"...

[@Carrot5002]

Well done, Nick. Thank you for your concern for the flyers New and Old, I was just pondering the Beta75 pro switch, so you've saved me some heartache! Thanks again.

[@mikehenry6629]

I swapped mine to a Blade Inductrix BL frame, the BLH8856. Just had to raise the props on the shaft about 1 mm to clear the hoop supports (don't push them all the way down). Lost a little speed with this new frame, but it is very durable. Worth the trade off. I strap a rubber band underneath and hook to the canopy's right and left sides to support flying only one battery. Otherwise, the battery adapter that came with the Mobula7 works fine holding 2 batteries to the underside. No other mods needed.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

We also have a new v2 frame from happymodel. Just recently became available for purchase.

[@SKIDOOSH]

Thanks for the mention homie...I do have a beta 75 also, and a little self built happy model 65 1s. Been a fan of your channel for a while. Keep em coming my friend! Good stuff!!...I am lucky enough to live in China and get first crack at a few of these little guys factory direct. AND.. I totally agree, this little guy is fairly durable. I mainly fly mine around my big shop and office so I have lots of room and have yet to break the frame. Smashed the canopy on my beta many times ...but not this little dude..The most durable frame out there...IF and it is a very big IF, you can get your hands on one is the FURC thumbtack. but it WILL NOT fit the mobula7 components. and it is a 65mm frame that only takes the FU RC motors which press into the motor mounts, but it is the strongest one I have seen so far. I got mine from FURC directly on a visit to the factory and have yet to see any for sale on the market.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

Thanks for coming and leaving a comment. I failed to intially link your channel, I have corrected that. The FURC seemed to have a bit of hype for a time but seemed to disappear...at least on the hype side. They sure didn't seem to make the review circuit to my knowledge.

[@TheQuadcopterReview]

I have flown every whoop on the market and broke every frame at least once and as you said i have repaired them all no issues. I have had to mod just about everyone i have. I literally is part of the fun. So as Nick has said here don't take anything you hear as law the whoop class is a quad every single person should have.Their affordable, you can fly them anywhere and they are the easiest quad to fix. As Nick said watch as many videos as you can on what you want or what you have. I learn something new everyday.

[@frankbarajas]

Hey Nick, speaking of frame repairs, have you ever tried “Bondic” or “RapidFix” for repairing plastic parts? These are liquid adhesives the harden and bond when subjected to a UV light source. I have personally used Bondic and it works well and still remains slightly flexible after curing. By the way, curing only takes under a minute. Actually it only takes a around 15 to 30 seconds to cure once it is hit by the UV light. Both are just under $20 on Amazon for the kit that includes the UV light.

[@madmarty7103]

You need no glue at all. Try plastic welding by using a soldering-iron or heat-gun. Just google: "plastic welding". I repaired my motorcycle-canopy this way and it's more durable than any glue.

[@frankbarajas]

Mad Marty - Yes, and it might be a good solution for some people. I have in the past but melting the plastic can release raw carcinogens into the air, while the adhesives we use only release some volatile organic solvents, although some of those might also be cancerous as well. Pick your poison, I guess? However, the main reason I don’t is that it seems hit or miss and may warp or mar the pieces, beyond what I consider aesthetically pleasing. But you do have a workable solution and thank you for mentioning it.

[@madmarty7103]

I didn't try it on a whoop frame, as I don't have one yet. I only have experience with motorcycle fairings and it worked quite well.

[@frankbarajas]

Mad Marty - A motorcycle fairing is much thicker and an entirely different material (polycarbonate/acrylic?), but I agree with you it would work, it’s just not for me though. You might even fix a fairing using a chemical solvent bonding, pretty much like how PVC pipe is bound together, which softens (melts) and fuses the two pieces together. However, these whoop frames are a very thin plastic which will easily deform with a little heat. I have broken a couple of my Whoop frames. One was repaired with superglue and the other with Bondic, both are still going strong, but those were brushed whoops so speed wasn’t much of a factor in both frame breaks. One was due to my dog trying to “fetch” it for me and the other was from a case of butter fingers. I’m not a “madman” flying and “burning” the air like Nick, nor do I have anywhere near his skills in flying, but I do see myself breaking the 2S whoops due the increased speeds available, which is why this is a concern to many of us. Thank you and good luck with your “bird” when it arrives.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

I haven't tried bondic. I have a bondic knockoff that didn't work all that well. Need to try the original.

[@AlbertKimTV]

Wasn't that 2S whoop group created by the BetaFPV guys? Perhaps that might be a reason?

[@frankbarajas]

In reference to the 2S Whoop Group: Is that on Facebook? I only ask because I don’t use Facebook and didn’t find it on RC Users Groups.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

Yes, the props out guys did create the group. I think they are also going to purchase the mobula 7. So far they have been strong advocates of the betafpv products, but not so much they are mis informing anyone to my knowledge. The names I see on Facebook with some less than detail information I don't think are affiliated with that group.

[@d1nzfe]

I'm also confused on the props out team and the group. I know Daniel ordered the Mobula7 and will fly stock then transfer onto a 65x for test.

[@TheQuadcopterReview]

It seems to me from the ones i've received so far that BetaFPV was the only one that took their time to think about what they wanted to do before the began production. They made parts for the 2s class and an F4 board for it. The rest to me are just trying to get in on the overwhelming sales that are happening in the 2s class. The other quads seem to just be a bunch of old parts bolted on old concepts. Just my thoughts. But i do say that while still waiting to get my Mobula. Can't wait to get on what ever list you guys are on to get these earlier.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

sorry I missed this. yes its a facebook group.

[@Mewted]

many people are getting 1s/2s brushless whoops as their first quad or as their first whoop (coming from larger quads, 5", etc.) without prior experience with whoop builds/parts and some of the complaining reflects that, imo. it's also in a pretty early stage development wise with these things .. there will be more and more competition in them, motors, frames, fcs, etc. in the coming weeks/months. the bwhoop frame - use it on my custom build. it's had so much epoxy on it that it's ridiculous, ha, but at least it's not brittle (like the u_65 stuff, that frame is an egg shell). it's well flexible, it just has key weak points on the ducts, but at least it's just the ducts. the repairs just make it stronger tbh and are easily reapplied. i have 75pro and boldclash frames as spares, but im in no rush. maybe a tip - a lot of people use that type of welders glue or e6000. but, the kind of epoxy that comes in two tubes (e.g. loctite plastic bonder) that you mix first - that stuff sets up in less than an hour. e6000, etc. you gotta wait like a day.

[@1LittleTinker]

Hey Nick, love the videos. Presume the canopy is screwed down with self tappers. Maybe swap for machine screws and use a nut as a standoff to get the mobula 7 canopy on the beta frame?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

yea, some sort of spacer and longer screw will be needed to recreate the space between.

[@npaine01]

Yeah mine has been great so far (had less than a week) but I'm also getting breaks in the places you mentioned on the hoops but also one strut has broken. Working on fixing it every night but yeah it definitely breaks. That being said, it may just be that I crash way more.

[@EZFPV-yb9sh]

Hey Nick, love your video's! Do you think it's wise to buy now or wait for 11.11's?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

It really depends, we have no idea if it will go on sale during 11.11. But even with that, I hear pre orders are shipping, but the page still has the item as "pre order". I wonder where all the stock of the Mobula 7 is.

[@adeburnham419]

Even though I haven't got my Mobula7 yet (which I bought on your recommendation)....I also ordered two spare Mobula7 frames (On your recommendation)........Please don't tell me to buy a house bigger house for you to race around on your recommendation because I might at the moment 🤣......Seriously though I think your previous 3 videos mentioning the Mobula7 are very informative and if anyone listens to hearsay on other forums and videos on here then they could have saved themselves dissapointment by coming to your channel first !!

[@NickBurnsFPV]

A bigger house might be the most expensive fpv investiment in FPV history. I say go for it :P.

[@cyclopsfpv247]

Where did you find a spare frame? It seems the link in the video description takes you to the Mobula7. Thanks:)

[@jackfpv8904]

@@cyclopsfpv247 check for Bwhoop75 frame. This is the one for Mobula7. You can get it from Ali or some online stores easily for peanuts.

[@cyclopsfpv247]

@@jackfpv8904 Thanks a mil. I (back) ordered a few from Banggood.

[@jackfpv8904]

@@cyclopsfpv247 you welcome bro. More of us enjoy hobby, more knowledge we can share. And hopefully is become cheaper)))

[@FlyingFun.]

Should be getting mine soon, when I break mine I will try UHU por because I have it already and because I've used it to build and repair in the past and it's been quite good, if not I will get some of the glue you have shown here. Will also have a think about how to extend those posts on the different frames , I have a boldclash b06 frame going spare...

[@BrigzyFPV]

Try Metal Tape it works really well, just sandwich the break and fly right away, it lasts longer than the frame itself.

[@Retset]

@@BrigzyFPV I have been considering a long, thin strip of either metal tape or GRP reinforced tape round the whole Mobula. I am wondering if the small weight gain will pay for itself in less crash repairs. Won't find out for some while as I am in the pre-order stage ...

[@BrigzyFPV]

It may help and it could handle a little bit of weight I am sure, the frames are brittle and the quad is fast, I am tending to consider how much risk to take more than anything, I think you need to be careful with it, my 1st Mob7 had a couple of hardish wacks but not major ones and it's down already, one week it lasted. The RX is knackered already. I have a new Mob7 that I am flying still, I flew it today and was shooting through gaps but not ones that would destroy it if I missed. I didn't break my frame today and flew 8 or so flights but tomorrow I could hit one branch and it could need a new frame. I think tape would help you keep on flying but the frame would still break under it. This whoop could carry a tiny HD Cam I'm sure a bit of tape won't make any difference to the performance. @@Retset

[@Retset]

@@BrigzyFPV Thanks!

[@BrigzyFPV]

No prob, I see there are some metal frames online that would fit, not sure about that whether good or not. It only took me about 20 mins to swap out a new frame, it's quite easy with this whoop. Not 100% sure it will fit but looks solid: www.ebay.com.au/itm/75mm-Aluminum-Frame-Kit-Body-for-Snapper-7-Mini-Racing-DIY-Drone-Quadcopter/302776938009?hash=item467ee96e19:g:GhUAAOSwXkpbKNnB @@Retset

[@maplechill75]

I think if you want indestructible, a brushed whoop takes beatings like I’ve never seen. For these little brushless monsters we have definitely hit a power level where frames need more strength. They are still essentially brushed frames with different motor mounts and a few extra braces. These frames were made to be as light as possible since the brushed power level was so low. I don’t think just trying to reinforce them is the way to go. A new design is needed. One that has more focus on strength and durability.

[@croeitusd5731]

How does the quality of these happymodel 0802's compare to betafpv's? Do you know what the mounting pattern is on those 0802's? namely the diameter of the 3 screws. we seem to be all over the place on that, with motors anywhere from 5.5mm with the original 0703's up to 7mm on the brotherhobby 0804's. betafpv's 0802's are 6.6mm i believe, which means i have to mod my old rakon whoop to fit them. Getting tired of using my soldering iron to melt bigger holes in my frames that take weeks to replace when broken! Thanks for all your information as always!

[@NickBurnsFPV]

quality is always difficult to quantify. If I have a hundred crashes and nothing gets damaged, someone else can have 10 crashes and several things break. I have been on 130+ flights, two frames and the rest of the parts original. I haven't revisited the beta75x or 65x since the comparison video. I don't have the measurements of the motor mounts. I expect them to be the same within a brand. I won't be able to measure myself for 5days. We are out of the house for repairs until end of the week.

[@croeitusd5731]

thanks for the heads up. btw, i'm still running 1102's on my 75mm, and i tried these new 4 blade betafpv props. i got 3-3:30min of time on a 450mah 2s gnb, but used to get about 5min with rakon 40mm triblades with similar performance, though they tend to blow off on punchouts...

[@onclefly8450]

Hi Nick, 130 flight with him and just to video of your flight with. Quicky another video with him. 😊

[@mrmidnight32]

Kind of blame the big KZbinrs who have reviewed the trash can trashing the M7 about it being fragile and the Trashcan being the best 2s whoop of 2019... That’s where people regurgitate their info with out owning any of these quads

[@bokfpv]

Great video Nick. Could you share the 3D support link on the battery?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

here are all his designs. Don't forget to tip the designer if you can. :)

[@adamgalmor]

Great video! Do you know of a 2S 300mah Turnigy lipo holder like in the video for the Mobula7 instead of the 75X. BTW do you think a 2S lipo will preform better than the 2X1S lipo harness it ships with?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

I do. I think it will be published soon on thingiverse. Keep an eye on this page www.thingiverse.com/Thump2010/designs

[@FlyerTuck]

Good info. How well will Super Glue work on the frames?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

super glue won't likely flex so it would break elsewhere.

[@keereelewah4524]

Kinda a stupid question because I don't have either, just an old brushed whoop, but what about using longer screws, or a tilting canopy off Thingiverse? I know I've seen some for the Beta75x. I like the Modula7 but I'd rather use actual 2S batteries, with the XT30 connector.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

yes, many designs are available for mods, search for thump2010 on thingiverse, I worked with Robert on many of the mobula 7 designs.

[@donthomas8061]

Is the canopy install the only problem with transferring the M7 over to the beta 75pro frame? I understand that the motor mount is different on the 75X but how about the 75 pro? Thanks for the helpful videos.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

I would see this video where I show and talk about the beta 75 pro and v2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpXCqJmghd92r5I

[@niz76]

I'm glad to see you making a video like this. Whether it's our hobby or really any other subject matter I seem to see a TON of misinformation out there from folks. I'm sure peeps are trying to be helpful or maybe theyre trying to dazzle with all their glorious knowledge but I wish more folks would be a bit more careful with the info they're providing. Nice vid Nick!

[@NickBurnsFPV]

Thank you. I think ego can sometimes limit the rightful statement of "opinion".

[@gregstewart4692]

Hi Nick. I enjoy watching your videos and I have learned a lot from you. I have a question that is off topic but I did not know where else to ask it. I am building a BetaFPV 65 Pro using their 603 brushless motors. I think the shaft on the 603's is close to .5 mm in diameter. On the 65 Pro it calls for 31 mm props. I have plenty of 31 mm props that I use with brushed motors and they fit pretty snug on those. When I purchased the 603's I looked to see what props they recommended and the same 31 mm props are listed. I have tried to fit them on the 603 shafts, but I think I actually bent the one shaft trying. Do you have a recommendation as to what I should be using and where I can get them?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

I suspect the shaft is .8mm. I would drill the props out with a hand drill. I have this one from amazon amzn.to/2q6O6Yt Drill out one prop and see if it fit well before drilling out the others. If the shaft is bent on the motor it would need to be replaced.

[@tonymacaroni499]

Hi nick,would appreciate if you did a quick video on how you actually use welder glue you mentioned something about using tape first, I'll be getting mine soon with a spare frame and would like to see how you fix the frame and how you change components over,sorry for being such a noob but a picture is worth a thousand words lol

[@NickBurnsFPV]

We are living in a hotel this week. I can likely do a picture on the channel community page, but that won't happen until the weekend at best. :(

[@tonymacaroni499]

no problems nick,lets see ya whooping that hotel :)

[@FlyleapStudios]

I would like to know if the mob7 components could be transferred to the pink metal frames from the snapper7? That seems like it would be a nice upgrade if it fits

[@NickBurnsFPV]

it can, but the metal whoops bend up, this stops us from being able to flip over after a crash. with each bend the metal becomes weaker.

[@rorybrennan833]

I've been wondering... Could the mobula be transferred to a rakonheli frame?

[@AlbertKimTV]

Nick, I have several of the Bwhoop75 frames and they don't have the longer posts of the Mobula7 frame. I just checked because I have a bunch of them from back when the Bwhoop75 came out. I'll post a video showing all the frames I got... Happymodel did send me the actual Mobula7 frames and they have the longer posts. I think this will add the confusion unfortunately...

[@AlbertKimTV]

It does look like the one on Banggood listed as the BWhoop75 frame does have the longer posts so I'm totally confused now!!!

[@NickBurnsFPV]

The spare I got from happymodel as well as the one I got before the mob7 was out for the snapper7 have the longer post. There must have been a early time where the shorter posts were on the frame.

[@Grifter000999]

dont like the sound of that Albert i have 10 Bwhoop75 frames on the way

[@frankbarajas]

Me too... Umm, 10 frames? Wow! Very nice dude! (I only ordered 2, but I tend to be cheap...)

[@TinusFPV]

Grifter FPV as long as you didn't order them from boldclash you have a 99% chance of getting the happymodel frame for the bwhoop. Didn't see or receive any other the last 3 months from various sources.

[@demofpv9510]

Why dont you use the mobula 7 fc and motors. Use the beta fpv canopy abd possibly the camera vtx combo as well

[@NickBurnsFPV]

would be a very combomersom transition requiring a fair bit of rewiring and hacking together.

[@dee1251]

Hey Nick I am bout to purchase this quad thanks due to your great videos. I just saw few videos about the new KingKing ET115 V2 , did you tested this drone yet? what is your opinion?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

I have not tested yet. I see the ET series as a much different quad. pretty much outside or large industrial space only. They are heavy comparatively, have a very old camera and no smart audio for changing vtx settings. They do have a very durable structure.

[@dee1251]

Thank you

[@dee1251]

wouldnt the ur65 or us65 be better for inside?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

yes, or if you have a bit more space or want something indoor and outdoor check out the mobula 7 on the channel.

[@dee1251]

Hey Nick, thanks for the great videos by the way. I did purchase the mobula7 thanks due to your advise and videos along with the aomway v1 goggles, arriving Nov 2nd, cant wait. Im a newbee here , i do have the flysky i6 , hopefully i wont have issues binding and setting up. I wish someone did a video on that as well! lol

[@gregstewart4692]

I have another question that is off topic and I apologize, but the info might help others too. I have an Inductrix FPV + that I picked up from B&H Photo to use up a gift card I had. I use a Frisky Taranis QX7 with an IRangeX {IRX4} module. I cannot get the right settings to get this one flying. I have a regular Inductrix Pro that I did get flying a few months ago, and that one took some patience figuring it out. Should I try copying the Pro model with its settings and putting it with the Plus? I just remembered that I could go into Betaflight with the Pro, but with the Plus I cannot. Do you have any idea what I can do? I don't want to return it because I like the looks of it and I am challenged. I appreciate your help. Thank you in advance.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

I am not much help as I don't have the FPV+. To my knowledge that is a spektrum receiver. I would select DSM2 on the irange or the DSMX to attempting binding. After going through the binding, power both off and see what it does. If not bound try the other protocol DSMX/2. I would also attempt to contact horizonhobby support to see if they will help.

[@exposer3339]

There's also the Mobula V2 frame but do the motors fit on those? Because the V2 got bigger motors.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

yes, the mobula motors fit on the v2 and trashcan or v3 frames.

[@scootroter4859]

I think it's a much better idea to do like Nick recommended and purchase an extra Mobula7 frame, instead of trying to do what seems to be a tricky mod to the other brands frame. After all, the frames are just a few bucks, so is really worthwhile to mod another frame, or just buy another Mobula7 frame?! 🤔👍🤘

[@jjj25313]

How about using the 75x frame and printing that canopy? would the mobula camera etc fit in that canopy?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

The canopy is for the eos camera. stock won't mount cleanly.

[@jjj25313]

@@NickBurnsFPV Thanks thanks and more thanks. OMG I AM TALKING TO NICK BURNS. SO STAR STRUCK. haha, but really thanks for being so active on your channel. Just subscribed! :D

[@Samuelson323]

What do you think about reversed props for the mobula 7? Would it be recommended?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

why bother? It flies great as it is.

[@jandomingo9806]

I think the ur65 canopy will work with the beta75x frame.

[@Xplicit_fpv]

How easy is this 2 bind using spektrum....?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

I can't say for certain as I don't have a board with spektrum receiver. The instructions are well documented, I would expect the instructions for spektrum to also be good and easy to follow.

[@Xplicit_fpv]

@@NickBurnsFPV thanx

[@Xplicit_fpv]

So bwhoop frame fits with out mods?jus swap stuff

[@frankbarajas]

Well, it nice people are trying to be helpful, but at least speak with some honest experience base on facts rather than assumptions. Thank you Nick for clearing this up for and was an extremely proactive thing to do. I just cancelled an order that would have been the wrong frame. However, now I am stumped as to what spare frame to order as I am only seeing the Happymodel Blue or Lemon Green 65mm frame. I can’t find a 75mm Happymodel frame on BangGood’s website... Did I miss some other source? I guess I am confused if the Bwhoop frame from BangGood is a direct replacement or not, all these frames are kind of melding together...lol

[@NickBurnsFPV]

:) I linked the spare frame in the video....bit.ly/2OdzNLN is the Bwhoop75, its funny it didn't turn up when searching for mobula 7.

[@frankbarajas]

Nick Burns - That’s what was confusing me, it’s not clear from the BangGood web page that it’s Mobula frame. After re-watching your video it all made sense. Thanks again.

[@fpvclub7256]

Good advice..

[@dronereviewman9580]

Great Work!!!!!!. 👍😀👍

[@LacrosseGameTapes]

Where can I get the printed mounts for the beta 75 frame?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

on thingiverse.com there are links in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJfFiod9mqxkbJo

[@paulterl4563]

At this point maybe I will not buy the Mobula7 anymore. Maybe the mkII will not need to be mod. I will spend 100€ just for fully functional items in the future. And without all those complicancy. Already half burned with the US65 frame. Maybe 100€ have a relative value in different contests....but Happy holydays!

[@NickBurnsFPV]

The mobula7 has a new frame out, so far its much more durable. I hear current orders in the US are shipping with the new frame too.

[@Nhanzyyy1994]

What size are the props that fits 75mm?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

40mm props.

[@jjj25313]

any other frames that would work?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

other frames are mod heavy to make it work. The snapper 7 frame would be another, I am not a fan of the metal "whoops".

[@jjj25313]

@@NickBurnsFPV thanks man! awesome, yeah I like your idea of having two. The lighter frame should fly better/longer anyway. Thanks man.But i was wondering about using the canopy with. . . oh Just saw your response. You the man haha

[@sethboring8340]

When i saw Nick Burns fly acro inside 1 year ago i was 100% into the addiction.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

its fun and challenging. Like a super expensive video game.

[@gunkofpv2666]

mine was marked as shipped 4 days ago

[@sirialk]

Hi can someone tell me where I get replacement props for the mobula 7?

[@gbro8822]

Thank you :-)

[@paulhargrove7493]

good info!

[@BrigzyFPV]

Very good points on frames, I agree, the only one to get in my opinion is the BWhoop75, it has much better plastic, more durable for sure. I highly recommend the BetaFPV 40mm/1mm Props for the Mobula7 the full throttle climb out is about 25% better, I really notice the difference. They climb like mad and they are also quite loud.... if theres any mod to suggest it would be this one, I love these props and I can fly for roughly 2.5 mins still but the performance is improved. I got mine here: betafpv.com/collections/frames-props/products/40mm-4-blade-micro-whoop-propellers-4-sets I have a quick video of the BetaFPV Props in action here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGHGomepadZrfLM

[@scootroter4859]

Welder on Amazon = $5.23 for 2 tubes!

[@bryrobson5863]

Barstool preachers, that's what I call them anyway! 😀 (first to post in the comments too, it's a first!)

[@NickBurnsFPV]

bang...first indeed. And not with just a "first" comment. Should be an award!

[@LeviKiely17]

you didn't actually swap the frame

[@ChrisM-yr5tt]

we break stuff well said and we repair it or move on lol

[@trevormacdonald9529]

1.49 mins of waffle before I gave up. Can someone please tell me the point that I can read? TLCBA.

[@sixtofive]

Anyone tried this option out yet? maximusfpv.com/product/modv2/

[@rtcfpv1012]

Thanks Nick. I made a battery mount with 1S jumper holder for the Mobula 7 to avoid misplacing the jumper. Here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:3263452

[@NickBurnsFPV]

how do you get the jumper in and stay put?

[@rtcfpv1012]

@@NickBurnsFPV Insert both ends of the jumper wire into the holes first then solder the 1S connector.

[@rtcfpv1012]

@@NickBurnsFPV I posted pictures with the jumper.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

Oh, I see know. Sorry I couldn't wrap my head around it. Very nice.

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@@NickBurnsFPV No worries Nick. Mention me and the battery mount next time you review the Modula7 again. Just kidding. 😁 Thanks for everything you do again. Helps us a lot to decide what to buy. 👌👍