The World's Lightest 75mm Whoop is AMAZING!

[@Wind_Rapport]

Just flew the BetaFPV Air75 for the first time last night and it's funny how long they took to catch up to Mr.Shutterbug! 3 years late and you still have them beat by 2 grams! Mr. Shutterbug come back we need you!! edit: What am I saying: It's nearly FOUR YEARS since you created the worlds lightest 75mm. You're ahead of your time!

[@pjw57yt]

I fly a Mavic Mini and this clip reminded me of what it feels like being at a bar, sitting next to an F-18 pilot, and knowing the most exotic plane I've ever flown is a Cessna 172. And most of my time was in a 150. The actual footage, indoors and out was mind-blowing. I laughed out loud the first time it went under your chair in the backyard. And... you built it. Very impressive.

[@nikfpv3456]

This will be great in a few years when FAA has a sub 19g regulation 😮

[@RydalS]

You meant that as a joke, but it is sadly true. I'm from the future, trust me.

[@calvinatdrifterstudio8438]

Don't worry - the FAA doesn't care about fpv drones less than a few lbs. They are genuinely concerned about safety with larger drones colliding. Even egregious 'violoations' are just met with a phone call. They aren't going to fine you unless you are literally racing in a runway. Also, covered area like inside a home aren't legally controlled by the FAA. The FAA has no incentive to fine regular people and they almost never do it.

[@RydalS]

@@calvinatdrifterstudio8438 so you're saying we don't need to obey the rules as long as they're not enforced.

[@calvinatdrifterstudio8438]

@@RydalS I'm saying that just because there is a fence, doesn't mean you are trespassing when you stick you finger through it. The FAA has to draw a line somewhere. The motivation is because they need legal ground to stand on when someone is doing FPV over a runway.

[@nara4420]

The FAA will never know if you do acro with this in your toilet-cabin 🤣

[@felixfpv7872]

This is insane! I love people who push the boundaries and keep innovating our hobby. Thanks for that!

[@uavtech]

22:00 - thanks for the shout out!! That is awesome that you got so much more time from the filter adjustments. Awesome ripper!!

[@MrShutterBug]

Of course! I’ve learned a lot from your videos. Thanks for what you do!

[@fpvdjaj977]

Sounds like a fun winter project!

[@goGooNsQuad]

New to the hobby, this was my first build and oh boy this thing rips!!! I have not done any tuning or setup bidirectional dshot/RPM filtering. Ended up using the CrazyBee X V2.2 F4 200mW VTX AIO board and came in at 19.1 grams **need those RENY screws**. I got around a 5:40 hover test with a 300mah battery! Thanks for sharing your build and pushing the hobby forward!

[@MrShutterBug]

Awesome! Welcome to the wonderful world of FPV! :-)

[@Alejandro388]

yours and uavtech are THE key channels to watch these days, Thanks a million!

[@jandomingo9806]

Wow!! For a 1s... thats insane power... u can hear it.

[@hughyyyy]

19:42 if you use enameled wire for these purposes - you can run a sharpie down the length of it to give it a hint of colour and aid with identification later on :D

[@bcc1955]

Have sourced bits for similar build. Plan to make assembled electronics removeable from the topside. Not wanting to spend $20 on Remy screws, so plan to use 8x tippet & flyfishing knot to secure each motor :-) Need to compromise weight a tad to work with stock TBS Tango transmitter which is so nice for traveling.

[@fpvraver]

Absolutely amazing!!!!! I’m sure your probably on this but I’d like to bring it up just in case you didn’t think of it. Solder joints : You probably already thought of this but here goes. The only way I see that you can take more weight from these builds is low weight solder joints. Less solder used to build or possibly there is lighter solder?????? At this weight every little bit helps as you have said👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌

[@ruftime]

Thanks Nate! Another great recipe❤️ Happy flying everyone!

[@alexmoil6256]

Nice, as Always... You try new ways

[@medrone7097]

It came up on Bardwell’s 12/8 stream (1 hour in) that Happy Model is releasing a similar model to this. Several of us gave you a shout out and he gave you a lot of great complements. Enjoy your vacation!

[@haustiersteinfpv9181]

Thank you sooo much! I've flown my 65mm whoop since a year and I liked it but I always wanted more power and controll to do indoor freestyle. I almost bought an 2S 85mm powerwhoop but thank God that I found your video before that. It flies amazing. I love everything about it. The sound is so much nicer than on the 65mm at the same weight. So much control and throttle resolution is incredible.

[@ndmfpv1776]

Great job dude! That thing flies amazing!!

[@gilebike]

My esc died on my beta fpv board from BETA 85 PRO2 and i replace it with Creazybee X F4 board,and together with Runcsm Nano 3 and Mobula 6 canopy i got dry weight of 38 grams !!! Its way more powerfull and faster than before and now i have much better camera too.I am your big fan!

[@MrShutterBug]

One thing I forgot to mention is the fact that the EX0802 motor wires are just barely long enough. Do not cut them shorter! You will need every mm of wire. I suggest pulling them out of the connector and then cutting off the crimped part, preserving as much of the wire length as possible. Also, the tuning info was missing from the video description at first, but it has been added. Happy building! I look forward to seeing what you all come up with!

[@terence79chan]

Impressive work! No detail was spared. M going down your route but with an 85mm in order to carry a nano nerd 3D cam for stereoscopic FPV.

[@evilc2048]

I am working on a project (Carbon fibre frame, 3D printed nylon prop guards) and I think I could potentially do a frame in the same dimensions maybe as low as 3g. PM me if interested, would be happy to share CAD files etc with you.

[@biglouinorlando]

Correct me if I'm wrong: The FC is mounted backwards, is there a particular reason why? That would also mean the motors would have to be remapped, correct? Thanks again for sharing this work.

[@DrawdeThePotato]

Is there any way to build something like a swarm of drone.... Like 5 or 10 of This type of drone but all connected by a powerful brain(PC) wirelessly so you could like switch between one drone and another.... then they all would be in sequence in the air but if the battery is only enough to return it send a signal to star a new drone to replace it place then the low battery drone go to a wireless charger...since the battery is so small they could recharge rather quickly... only a random thought I have.

[@DrawdeThePotato]

And another crazy idea....why drones brains need to be dedicated motherboard.... can't they just strap a phone and be done with the hardware of the phone....?

[@dougmcpheters1546]

Man-O-Man!!! Excellent build!!!

[@ferdifant_fpv686]

Love it! I really believe in the 1s toothpick and whoop class, because its so simple...

[@fpvhawk]

8min and this power is impressive!

[@raymundbrown2644]

You should invest in a small dremel tool (the cordless one), it will help a lot with weight reduction as well as finish.

[@Max_0578]

At 16.8g that thing is absolutely nuts! Looks like it has no problems flying acro outdoors. Thanks for the video Nate!

[@MariomasterNSMBHD]

Really impressive. This will certainly be my next build!

[@maxsinventions8913]

8 mins is exhausting! Good for training for stability. Great video.

[@auxpowerunit]

Flew under the fence at 14:25. Wow !

[@jagergerg9771]

That is insane flying

[@chrismillersrcfamily]

If there was a quad limbo contest @14:27 you won🤩 Awesome and fun video to watch. Thanks for sharing👍🏼👍🏼

[@bcc1955]

Great build, thanks for sharing!

[@JTesoro21]

Another GAME CHANGER! Is this the Shutterbug Jr? Thanks for all the build and tune info 🤙🏽 I need to tell Zhong to start producing whoop biblades!

[@SkyCandyVisuals]

Man tht lil bugger rips! Nice build Prob will try it! I have a mob 6

[@RcAircraft]

Great Video Quads are not my thing, But watch this video all the way to the end as it was interesting seeing how you saved weight improved prop efficiency making choices on different boards and motors and tweaking the programing of the board. Even removing plugs, sockets and insulation from the wire. Which is similar to what would be done for indoor flying planes. To get the best out of a airframe. Loved it.

[@jumpstartfpv]

I started adding the parts into the cart. Then you started to mention the work you did to get it so light. Cart emptied !

[@sanderienoes]

I did something similar to my tinyhawk 2: remove canopy, cut quad-blades into biblades, remove led,s, and flash Jesc software in to the esc,s. On cruising i can pul 7 minutes out of a 550mah 1s lipo. Realy like your build and the incredible low weight of it! Keep that whoops going!

[@RubyS.1]

Crazy to watch the voltage it just barely creeps down

[@Dad_K]

This is sick!! I love your ingenuity; very much inspiring to see how far we can push innovation in this ever growing hobby. Thank you!

[@avasianfpv]

Wow! You’re an impressive pilot my friend:) you do not get enough credit.

[@biglouinorlando]

Parts are orders, I'm moving to a new neighborhood and don't know how receptive the neighbors will be about my quads. I can build this fly it around the yard with out raising to many concerns from the new neighbors. Thanks for the great video and info.

[@nyclassic4ever130]

How did it go? Lol

[@Idontdohandles]

I got a mob6 with the 0702 motors down to 14.6grams following your ideas generally speaking (huge thanks on the "Reny" screws!) and using the amazing lightweight 400mw PandaRC VTX (< 1g) and with new BetaFPV ELRS Whoop board the long range capability is amazing and 4min flights on a piddly little 380mah lipo -- 22gram auw!!! I've also now done the same exact with a 75mm following your lead but kept with the Panda 400mw vtx, added a shortened iFlight 1.2gram rchp antenna direct-soldered to the VTX, and BetaFPV ELRS board with 0802's coming in at 18.9g using flywoo nano props -- i think my excess weight is the external VTX and rchp antenna but still no heavier than a proper Mob7 with just a cheap sh_t linear copper vtx antenna and only 200mw vtx! Range on my 75mm is astounding for a tiny little thing! Thanks for your great vid and flying skills!! 👍

[@OJesusX3]

This reminds me of the lightness and efficiency of a hummingbird. You can almost get a sense of how they must feel when they are flying. Very cool my friend. 😊🌎✨

[@ValFPV]

OMG I want to build one. Rainy months are coming too here, in middle europe. And I don't have a whoop yet sooo....

[@MajorGRecording]

Just bought my first whoop! I got the Mobula6 and extra 75mm frames and props. Once I learn the Mobula6, then I can do the upgrades! Outstanding video and content!!! Mr Shutterbug is one of the best pilots I've seen on KZbin, he makes it look easy. Inspiring! Wondering if the tunes are similar to the Project Mocking bird setup? I am anticipating that chasing squirrels in my yard will be a lot of fun!

[@gryfandjane]

Now that’s an exciting build. The proof is in the performance, and wow, you’ve nailed it!

[@Quipjet]

Have you considered 3d printing frames with an SLA printer? You may be able to use the PCB as a structural member and optimize material for the load paths. You have so much prop & power that you wont care about increased efficiency from ducts, you can scavenge material from there - bump hoops made from carbon fiber tow would be very light.

[@noobFPV]

Wow. That flies amazing.

[@DigitalDamnation]

impressive. Love its agility and low profile camera. 8 minute flight time is great but exhausting.

[@silencer-kc6tu]

What do you mean exhausting?

[@DigitalDamnation]

@@silencer-kc6tu too much concentration looking into the goggles flying for that duration of time. I usually can only stand 3-4 minutes of flying before having a short rest between batteries.

[@CycloneFPV]

Excellent video...and most of all, excellent attitude. Well done!

[@rickkmurray]

just finished building this and it's my first drone into the hobby. Loving how it handles and flies. Thanks for leaving specs and how you built it.

[@ls4life544]

Amazing driving!! Wao this build performed creat. Grate video.

[@retro_fpv]

I built this quad more or less like you. But the betafpv FC with no RX (PNP) can handle 2S 😁 So i tested a tattu 300mah 2S pack with BT2.0 connectors. It's almost overpowered for flying inside 😏 It hovers at around 18% throttle...

[@kydawg1684]

Looks super fun. Great work.

[@minkorrh]

That thing performs awesome for a 1s. Doesn't even flip up on a dive! I've just ordered a set of those 803 motors, but they're the 1mm shaft. Doh!

[@anakrantauyt9784]

Im watching to build my first fpv whoop

[@fpvrehab8310]

Very impressive

[@ashingashinga]

Awesome video man.

[@garyteano3026]

You should look at 3D printing the frame, that way you can use foaming filament which lowers its density at different temperatures so you could get the weight down even more.

[@hunterbodell1129]

With foaming filament the frame would be super loose.

[@doncunningham2295]

Thank you Mr Shutterbug! This is now on my winter project list for this year. Can't wait!

[@InfrastructuraRomania]

Well done, great upload!

[@profex85]

Thanks Mr shutterbug

[@KitelessRex]

Stumbled across you via KZbin recommended video link. Great flying, great presentation, great build. Subbed! Cheers!

[@250_fpv7]

I never had a Tiny Whoop but now i wanna hve one. I'm really impressed by your flight footage. How stable it looks and how controlable it seems to be.

[@sincostan3566]

thanks bro

[@BVish79]

I preordered the moblite 7 because of this video. If the flight performance and battery life is half as good, i'll be impressed.

[@MrShutterBug]

They sent me a Moblite7 as well. I haven't had time to fly it yet though. There are a few other projects keeping me busy at the moment. ;-)

[@ThatEsepe]

Quads just keep getting more amazing

[@skyhackerfpv7104]

This is awesome. I love the whoop class, you're doing some amazing things here. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@faroukfpv2057]

very nice tiny build !!!!

[@1ytcommenter]

really nice improvements on weight and airtime! but would it be possible to improve the qualitiy of the videostream too? i find it always kind of dissapointing having a videotransmission in the quality of a 1970s tv transmission. :-/

[@MrShutterBug]

Analog video is the only way to get the weight this low today. However, HDZero digital FPV keeps getting lighter and lighter. With the new VTX and camera it will definitely be possible to build a great 75mm 1S with dramatically improved video. It won't be as light as the one in this video, but light enough to have a ton of fun. Check out some of my newer videos for more info on the upcoming HDZero products. Cheers!

[@1ytcommenter]

@@MrShutterBug thank you for your explanation! i looked their products up and it shouldnt add too much weight.

[@tommiewilliams1383]

Outstanding job!! Those can be a lifesaver For The military .

[@revsonsrc9573]

I haven't flown in months and must say this makes me want to build again! Thanks for all this wonderful info

[@skyfauxfpv]

Sick! I'm building this for the winter months.

[@christianhansson5842]

Haha wow! That little bugger rly rips!

[@labourdoo6130]

Hello. I watched your video and I have one suggestion for you for future drone builds. You should try wires that are very thin and yet very strong and with good insulation on them. You can find such wires on old laptops and they are found in the cables that connect the monitor to the motherboard. Try to find such a cabal and you will be amazed at how good they are, yet very light and strong.

[@smallmodelcollector]

Most impressive flying skills and sweet mods; thanks!

[@LittleMissRollerCoaster]

This is the reason why I am still on Analog! Tiny whoop for life!

[@Chris-xo2rq]

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[@pirateradioFPV]

Yeah, I keep saying the same. We limit the quad, not the other way around. I could fly a 6" in your living room if I was able to switch direction fast enough. The quad can do it, I can't . . but I'm working on it! :D

[@MARK-LUCIA]

Super cool! Thanks for all the info and dedication on this project.

[@OnepackFpv]

Just built mine. At 19 grams flew amazing in my tiny garage last night. 1am had to. Soldering the motors was a major B. Thank you.

[@Cre8ionz.]

9:10 min Mobula6 Motors / Happymodel (HM) SE0802 @ 19kkv are ~1.93 g ( ~0,16 g heavier..) 9:23 min Mobula6 Motors / Happymodel (HM) SE0802 19kkv = ~7,72 g ( ~0,66 g heavier...)

[@MrShutterBug]

The EX0802 motors are lighter than SE0802. They were first introduced with the Mobula6 HD not the original Mobula6. Cheers.

[@Cre8ionz.]

@@MrShutterBug I know, just wanted to add this information ^^

[@bigg1smalls]

Awesome flight. Wow the RENY screws cost $41.00 for postage only to the UK. I think I will be sticking to the included motor screws.

[@michaelpetale6872]

Wow bro I was getting fed up with the tinywoops scene! But now oh my!!!😁😁😁👌👌👌👌👌

[@Theowlwas]

Amazing! Great job on this build. Your dedication is inspiring

[@geometerfpv2804]

Haha! Hilarious watching that thing dive. Terminal velocity is like 5mph. Fly it in the wind! 🤣 I love these things for indoors. For something similar outdoors, can't beat a 110g-ish 3S toothpick.

[@AGILISFPV]

Just wow. Excellent job and thanks for sharing!

[@fpvcruzer]

Honestly, I don’t know what is more impressive, your build or your flying skills. I am totally inspired! But I will probably start with the meteor 65 mod. As others have said thanks for your passion and innovation!

[@MontisTube]

Fast and agile! Great whoop!

[@garyteano3026]

Really impressive, great job!

[@zanemx]

Wow nice job! I need to build one. My neighbors get scared when I whip out the 6s 5in rig.

[@badassdrones778]

Impressive build and super fluid pilot style, well done

[@chemistt]

You can save even more weight. Its professional soldering level but you can desolder the RX "button" connectors and solder in that motor stator wire in correct length (Ive done it and it works fine). But please be EXTREMLY careful as when desoldering the board button if you pull it in any way you can damage the delicate path for signal on board and render it useless (or spend next 20 minutes researching the last component from where the path leads to connector :P )......Also just so you know I am also using only 2 of 3 screws to hold the motor as its enough - just take a pin and put a little loctite on them to hold securely :) GJ you inspired me to try this as it seems awesome

[@nadieselgirl]

Thanks for this video, very informational! I've been trying to optimize a TinyHawk II with some success, using 16340 batteries sometimes with a tiny voltage doubler attached. Now I am inspired to try one going just for weight and simplicity. This video will be my guide, thank you!

[@technoxtreme178]

You built the Lotus of racing drones. Turns on a dime.

[@fairlyfunctional2236]

wow! that was the sickest 1s flight i think i've ever seen. you're one hell of a pilot. i had to build the shutterbug 85,now i have to build this one.lol. i've already ordered the parts.

[@JeromeDemers]

nice work!! thanks for the tips! Just got 2in of snow so it's time!

[@leodoctorcomputer415]

almost two years later and it]s still amazing...

[@kaskalo2]

So, is this the video that brought us the moblite7? 😊

[@MrShutterBug]

Pretty much. I mean, I wasn't the only one making ultralight whoops, but this one definitely helped to push the envelope and boost the popularity. :-)

[@kaskalo2]

@@MrShutterBug don't be modest, this is the video mentioned by others. What a honor! 😊Congratulations and thank you! You helped build my favorite whoop! 😊 Also, I assume you don't have any (direct) use of this, which is a shame. From me you get a sub. Least what i can do 😊

[@bushythebird]

Sick man. You are truly dedicated. Subbed.

[@trikshot6857]

After watching this vid I have subscribed nice one

[@noisy_boi_fpv_3920]

Wow mega little chap that. Nice