DJI Digital FPV on a 3-inch Babytooth Drone! Cool!

[@Lacocao]

I’m definitely interested in seeing a full sized DJI naked camera in there. Great stuff buddy!

[@friendlynomad9840]

You should check out the AirbladeUAV Ex frame

[@anthonyshort8957]

You asked for opinions on the Shark Byte. I have three toothpick builds that differ only in the video system. One with naked Vista at 200mW, one with a tiny 400mW Eachine analog VTx, and one with the Shark Byte at 200mW. The Vista and analog quads fly around the outside of my house fine. The Shark Byte video disintegrates into unflyable snow as soon as I go behind the house. I'm going to replace the board with a Vista.

[@MrShutterBug]

That's a good data point. Bummer that it didn't penetrate through the house as well. :-(

[@rocketrob3324]

Mr Shutterbug, I am having a blast with this build - so much I leave my 4" ,5" and 7" quads at home! I decided to build another with the Nebula Pro camera and I added the motor wire LEDs. By the way the toothbrush does an amazing job of removing the blue goo!

[@LUCKY.CLIPZ1]

what canopy are you using for the nebula pro ?

[@rocketrob3324]

@@LUCKY.CLIPZ1 Haven't completely sorted it out yet. For now I have trimmed the interior standoffs off the Twig canopy and stuffed the camera up inside. Then wrestled two short screws in the camera. Tight fit and increases the camera angle and leaves the lens exposed - not ideal but it is in there.

[@LUCKY.CLIPZ1]

@@rocketrob3324 think that's what i'm going to do. thanks!

[@rocketrob3324]

I love this build! Your enthusiasm comes through in your voice - Great Video!

[@geehe]

Great work! I'd love a digital indoor cinewhoop though, we need a single board vista!

[@_Brando_69]

Here we go. Gonna try and cram a vista in my tp3 now

[@CricketyChris]

Haven't even received my goggles yet and already planning 🤔 lol

[@daveopie1234]

Thank you! I think this is exactly what I want to build next. I have a bunch of 2S batteries I haven't used in a while, and I mostly fly DJI FPV systems. i would love to see any variations you do of this.

[@stylesuxx]

This is pretty cool - looks like the first build in this size that does not seem to handle like a school bus.

[@yuvalyosef]

How about the Geprc phantom hd?

[@stylesuxx]

@@yuvalyosef I would not consider them to be in the same class. This one weighs as much with battery as the Phantom without ;-) Not saying that the phantom isn't a good copter. For me it is important to be able to fly as many copters as I can on the same type of battery, this way I don't need to bring so many quads to a session - I always bring 2 - sometimes 3 quads per battery type. My main batteries are 2S 450mAh. The phantom is 4S, so i would at least need another copter that takes 4S, otherwise I am running the risk of having a bunch of 4S batteries that I have to discharge at home, because I crashed my only quad that I can use them on.

[@yuvalyosef]

@@stylesuxx Actually the sweet spot of the phantom for optimal agility is a 450 3s but I still get your point

[@mickaelcamus7966]

Nice build and flight

[@aeropixx]

Well, that just cost me another full cart at Racedayquads.....nice flight! Thanks for always pushing the limits on innovation!

[@victorlester7358]

Beautiful build. I love the DJI FPV system but I'm too much of a noob to take it to this level.

[@sambaglivio5946]

Wow! Your flight footage looks so good.

[@jcfpv3454]

Haven't got the chance to try dji yet hopefully one day for now sticking to analog

[@happyvalley808]

Wow! Would love to see more! Decase that original dji camera, its soo much better. Thanks for the great vids!

[@Kabab]

Absolutely awesome! Maybe the most tragic thing about this is how awful the Nano Nebula is. Is that the V2 firmware at least? If not, lemme send you a V2 cam just to help your eyes not bleed.

[@MrShutterBug]

The camera was given to me previously so I don't know 100% for certain, but I believe it is already a V2 Nebula Nano. At any rate, it is less bad than the Nebula Nano (v1) that I pre-ordered. I included a sample of that footage later in the video. Do you think V2 should look better than what I'm showing here?

[@FilipRadelic]

@@MrShutterBug nah this does look like v2. It’s not a major improvement over v1, just slightly less overblown hdr effect.

[@Kabab]

@@MrShutterBug I haven't used a V2 myself. They're awful in general. We can't even give them away. I'm about to reconfigure the nano nebula kits into nebula pro + vista kits but I dunno what to do with the V2 nano's. We might throw them on the site for $5 ea or something.

[@wiebel1991]

There is a V3 now that actually looks very good. See nick burns video about the dji comparison video.

[@FilipRadelic]

@@wiebel1991 hah, I missed that one. Thanks.

[@profex85]

What a beautiful toothpick 😍

[@platty9237]

It’s unrelated, but I am amused by the subtitles reading [music][applause][music][applause] during the flight track. That said, I’m excited about the build!

[@duduoson1306]

Awesome build! Risking another flight around that tree though huh? You madman!

[@gus8378]

Man, I've watched this video like 50 times. I really want to build one of these.

[@FilipRadelic]

Mine is 58g thanks to using DJI radio and I can confirm it’s the best thing ever 🙂

[@FilipRadelic]

Oh and I’m using 1303 Amaxinno motors (the new-ish silver ones with a screw in the bottom) so I could get almost 2g off with these new motors 🤔

[@RobertTheFriscoSchmid]

What did you do about the camera? Which one?

[@FilipRadelic]

@@RobertTheFriscoSchmid currently running Nebula Nano v2 like Mr.S. but working on a Nebula Pro canopy that will hopefully keep me under 59g. Now with these new motors it’s gonna be even lighter 🤩

[@RobertTheFriscoSchmid]

@@FilipRadelic awesome thanks, guess I am gonna wait until I find a better fitting canopy but WANT WANT WANT because this looks like and awesome build and quad to fly around my backyard

[@FilipRadelic]

@@RobertTheFriscoSchmid I’ll publish my Nebula Pro canopy stl when it’s done, hopefully this weekend. Will reply with a link. And yeah, definitely can recommend a build like this!

[@beratsbuilds]

I can't thank you enough for this video! I was looking for an alternative for my 85mm Digital Whoop which I built for IGOW, but need a little more performance

[@JayJayNapalan]

awesome build!! Definitely my next dream build!, Any reason you picked the 1302 vs the tp3 1303 motors on 3s?

[@MrShutterBug]

I wanted it to be as light and quiet as possible, and I think 2S is plenty. 2S batteries also tend to be lighter than the equivalent 3S batteries. I have a 4-inch DJI drone that is super powerful, but it is too dangerous and noisy to fly in my backyard and neighborhood. That's where the light Babytooth platform opens up opportunities for me. If I build it like a TP3, then I'm sure it would fly great, but it would be less unique for me. Good question!

[@gus8378]

I've just ordered a Phantom HD with amax 1303 motors. I wonder if I can use just the bottom plate and mount the battery on the bottom to get closer to this weight. I've also ordered it with a nebula nano, but I'm considering decasing a DJI camera and attaching some nuts to the side to fit 14mm mounts. I've only seen a couple of people decase the DJI camera like that, it would be cool to see a video of you doing it.

[@TitanFPV]

Sweet build. I do have Shark Byte, and was already thinking about it before you mentioned it. I already have the whoop board in a Mutant build.

[@MrShutterBug]

How do you like it? I'm very tempted to get Shark Byte because latency is very important to me. The DJI system is good, but I do feel more connected to the drone when I fly analog, despite the static and stuff. Or maybe it's just because my DJI drones are heavier and thus they aren't quite as responsive. Hard to tell, but anything that can reduce that weight is interesting to me.

[@TitanFPV]

@@MrShutterBug Love it. I’ve never flown DJI before, but the image is at least comparable to the Nebula Nano V2 on your Babytooth. The reception is very dependent on the quality of antennas. I have several videos on my channel. Check them out if you want. I agree 1000% about the analog style breakup and form factor/ weight benefits. I fly mostly micros also.

[@brianfreland9065]

I watched this vid 2 years ago wishing i could upgrade from analog and now im finally a dji digital owner with multiple quads and im circling back around to see these aginnand maybe even build my own finally haha

[@MrShutterBug]

Nice! I’d be willing to sell this one. I still have it and it is in the same condition. I just have too many builds to fly them all. Make me an offer if you’re interested.

[@RobertTheFriscoSchmid]

Awesome build, been waiting for something this size and DJI! Wish the Nebula Pro would fit into the canopy!

[@skatopher]

i built this was a nebula pro. Most 19x19 canopies will work, i printed one from thingiverse, the camera looks way better, i think it's worth the ~6 gram weight diff

[@seewell8168]

With a small mod the Pro will fit, I built one last night with the same Racer-X canopy. I had to cut the nubs off the inside to make room and gently stretched the hole for the lens just a touch. I moved the mini mortal to the back slots and it all works.

[@seewell8168]

Oh and save the nubs you cut out of the inside of the canopy and move them to the outside to use as washers/grip to keep the camera on place when you screw it in

[@tribefpv]

Its really cool how light you can get builds like this . Don't get me wrong , luv ripping my 6s 700g freestyle rig. But you can have so much fun in such a little space with these light small builds . Find myself flying my small stuff more and more now. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@MrShutterBug]

Yeah, same here! I find myself flying the little drones more often because I don't have to go far from home to have interesting obstacles. Cheers!

[@SiNFPVGUAM]

2y later, I've recreated this on a savage bee frame with 1103 8000kV geprc411 12A getting about 7min flights on a 550mAh 90c 2s Great idea, and so much fun.

[@cesarsommer]

super cool :) thats the future, quite, small, digital great build!!

[@beratsbuilds]

I might try to convert a Crux3 to digital, since it is hard to get fpvcycle parts to Germany. It should be fairly similar to your build

[@3DMOFO2020]

Another very epic job on the build& flight Nate!

[@aqua_sakura5021]

Video was gorgeous

[@lilako]

I dont know why dont find your channel before! Instant subscribe. Amazing great job! We have de worst drone regulations in europe, need lot of licenses, permissions and lot of hard to acomplish certificates what the manufacturers usually dont have yet. The free flying is allowed up to 120g(with battery) without record device on board. So fpv with live transmission is ok. It would be help me a lot!

[@ahx1314]

Impressive build , I can imagine the shark byte system, it would be interesting!!! Thank you. Do you have build video? How much min flight?

[@qcumbercoolfpv1988]

yes, someone please do a build video!

[@arnewolf1722]

Nice clip, thanks. Would like to see this build with Vista/nebular pro!

[@johncarold]

Hi Nate Great job on getting the system to fit. Great flying babytooth, Thanks for the video.

[@cyprusdroneworks]

Fantastic build. Fast, nimble and quiet. What's better T-Motor F1303 5000KV or Flywoo ROBO RB 1204 8150KV?

[@MrShutterBug]

Either of those motors should work fine. The 5000kv motor would need a 3S battery. The other would be better on 2S.

[@blissbouwerij4033]

Amazing footage. Iwould have loved to see a longer clip of steady lines like you did along the path, then go low across the grass and through the trees up above to the skyline following a smooth line, really giving the impression of a larger quad, then turn around and close proximity through the trees on the way back. There were times I would swear that I was watching a 4" 👍👍👍

[@dexterbaby6784]

Hi Mr. Shutterbug, I wanted to know if you have found an STL file or a link for a similar canopy that holds a Nebula Pro? Last question how did you arrange your stack in terms of dampeners, nuts or o rings? Thanks for your help and build! Much appreciated!

[@MrShutterBug]

I have not tried it yet, but here's a canopy I found that should work: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4784098

[@MrVerno1960]

Ok, IFlight or Gemfan, lets see you match this great build!

[@damonord]

Great little drone well done👍👍👍

[@benmast3r865]

I want to build something similar with a Nebula Pro and still as light as possible. I'm struggling if 2S or 3S is the right way forward. 2S saves weight an therefore makes the drone lighter (which is important to have it as silent as possible). On the other hand I want to have the acceleration feeling that I'm used to from my other normal freestyle quads. But it would obviously add weight due to the added cell (450mah is minimum, 300-350 don't work very well imho). This would then make the drone more noisy again.

[@MrShutterBug]

If you raise the voltage and lower the KV in proportion, then it doesn't really change the speed. So, if you can control the 2S/3S choice and you control the KV choice, then speed isn't the way you want to think about it. The difference is that a higher voltage drone will be able to deliver the same power with less current and thus less voltage sag. If you want to fly in a small yard then you're not going to be using a lot of high throttle and the sag of 2S probably won't be a problem at all. In that case, 2S is perfect! If you like to fly in larger spaces and you like to rip around on high throttle a lot, then 3S will help you do that without your battery voltage sagging as much. Also, the weight difference will matter less in those larger spaces. Make sense? P.S. I agree that there aren't many good 3S batteries on the market that are smaller than 450mah.

[@aughraresident2276]

WOW! Be still my heart! I am truly amazed!

[@jandomingo9806]

Intro picture is a triblade? Is that 3 inch?

[@MrShutterBug]

Yes, it is a 3 inch. I have used bot the Gemfan 3016 3-blade props (pictured in the thumbnail) and the Gemfan 3018 2-blade props.

[@jeffro1005]

First mass production of this will put me over the edge and finally buy the DJI goggles. I only fly small toothpicks now.

[@sketchpv3080]

I see little, um, SHUTTERS, when doing fast transitions. I wonder if that’s the tune or if it’s an inability of the 1302 motor to swing the props at this weight?

[@MrShutterBug]

Good eye! It might be improved through tuning. I haven't tried yet. The stutters only happen when dropping into dirty air at very low RPMs. The motors have plenty of power at higher RPMs but maybe they struggle to get started. A slightly higher idle speed will probably help. I'll experiment more when I have time.

[@BuZZarDFPV]

Great build, I really want to get involved with the little baby toothpicks as well. They look so fun to fly. I found in my FPV career, the R Line Lipos give the most raw full power. Once they get below their nominal voltage though they will sag hard on you, but its full power till the last second. I found the GNB lipos like cruising more. The r-line packs are also very light and small in comparison to their Mah rating. Best part about the Tattu range for me has been the durability. Only lipos that survive my crashes.

[@poolec404]

Weird solarisation effect - the image processor on the camera is blitzing out the mid-tones. Do you know if it can be turned off? It might be interesting to turn off sharpening and see if that at least fixes the weird tones - either that or use it to make 80s sci-fi videos :-D

[@FilipRadelic]

There's no access to any camera settings with Nebula Nano. Nebula Pro is basically a DJI camera in 19mm case and just over half a gram heavier than Nano, that is the way to go.

[@ultratorrent]

Cool build! Only suggestion is look into loctite thread locking compounds for these expedient standoffs. Make it more rigid, even? 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@pksteffen]

Great stuff. Seen these in the group and wondered how to do it. Would definitely prefer a naked DJI cam or the Nebula Nano Pro. Would love to know what canopies work with those set ups. Cheers!

[@onemanmob6756]

Slick! That Nebula is tragic though... You say Nebula Pro is larger? I hope you'll figure it out - either the N Pro or the naked Air camera - I look forward to copying the final build! 🙂

[@Switch180fpv]

Such a clean build kudos

[@user-jea22ok]

That's a really cool video. Thank you for watching until the end.😀

[@DanielSingerX]

I’m 100% with you on loving these super light quiet builds! I am building a very similar thing but I’m waiting for the shark byte vtx to be available! Thanks for sharing! Always love your content 😎 now I want to try these new motors!

[@WayneGrant]

Do you mind sharing the CLI Dump since I am building the exact same atm. Would like your thoughts on the tune etc. Thank you for the great content always, this is where FPV should be at especially during this time when some of us cant fly in usual spots due to restrictions on 5" quads, this is perfect balance of video quality + low noise + flight time + low risk due to weight.

[@MrShutterBug]

All the details here: docs.google.com/document/d/1oTQQYNE2dsNC-Za0_hph7ISkkaHth3TWOjrez7Upg8k/edit?usp=sharing

[@WayneGrant]

@@MrShutterBug Thank you this is so useful I am sure it will help many of us building this quad.

[@davidanderson6222]

Love my toothpick, but can’t afford to DJI it yet, busy trying to eat. Lol. Really like watching your vids! Much information

[@direwolf3972]

incredible flying!

[@patmcfarland9880]

I built this same quad with the BetaFPV v3 12a AIO board. Can you please post a pic of your Ports tab? I dont know what UART to use for serial RX and for MSP. Thanks!

[@MrShutterBug]

Do you have the FC with plugs on the bottom, or do you have the "toothpick" style FC? I used the one with plugs on the bottom, but I removed those plugs and modified the frame to make room for the FC. You can see the diagram for the FC that I used on this page: betafpv.com/products/f4-2-4s-aio-brushless-flight-controller-12a-blheli_s I'm using the RX1/TX1 pads with my Crossfire Nano receiver, so I have "Serial RX" on UART1 on the ports tab. I'm using the RX2/TX2 pads with my Vista air unit, so I have "MSP" on UART2 on the ports tab. If you have the V3 of the toothpick style FC, then you can see the wiring diagram here: betafpv.com/products/toothpick-f4-20a-aio-brushless-flight-controller?variant=31363207004294 Again, the ports tab has to match the wiring of the FC, so yours may not be identical to mine. Hope this helps. :-)

[@mattb6009]

Damn would love to be able to build one in the EU. The Xfire through the canopy and the pagoda on the back make the build look so neat

[@diverbrent]

Wow, amazing footage! As a complete NOOB here, what is the basic cost of all the kit (drone, controller, goggles) involved please?

[@ferdifant_fpv686]

Amazing, thank u for actually doing it (I suggested something similar some time ago)

[@MrShutterBug]

You and many others :-)

[@StacemanFPV]

Wonder how this would work as analog with a Runcam hybrid 2 for nice recording and good video feed?

[@MrShutterBug]

How heavy is that camera + dvr? If the total weight is similar to this one, then it should work great.

[@StacemanFPV]

@@MrShutterBug 18g

[@MrShutterBug]

@@StacemanFPV You'll definitely feel the weight, but it should still be pretty fun. I flew my 1S Babytooth with a 20g Insta360 GO once. You can see that video on my channel if you like. Have fun!

[@amay8282]

Wow Mr. S, you have perfected another one. What do you think would happen if you put ultra light prop-guards on this guy. Light/quiet indoor/outdoor explorer drone. Would the extra weight kill the performance? I love flying around the neighborhood with small, light, quiet quads but would like the guards to allow for indoor and canopy exploration flying. Thoughts?

[@FilipRadelic]

I don’t think guards light enough not to ruin it exist, especially at 3”. I’ve got a 38g 75mm 2s whoop with naked Vista for that and it’s definitely worth having a different tool for a different job 🙂

[@andreassawstrom6446]

Any problems with overheating with the naked vista? Are you restricted to certain powerlevels?

[@FilipRadelic]

Nah, I’ve been running mine set to 1200mW max for a year.

[@skinnyed69]

So there are no side-effects of running without heatsinks at all? If so that's very cool, but makes me wonder why would they bother adding them then?

[@FilipRadelic]

@@skinnyed69 well as long as you’re flying it’s perfectly fine. A few times during the hottest day of summer between packs and once this winter when I left my whoop plugged in for 30 minutes accidentally it showed “Air Unit overheating, land promptly” warning but when I armed and gave it some airflow that went away. Having a fan blowing on it while updating it or just working on it on the bench while plugged will pretty much become a hard requirement instead of a recommendation 🙂 but yeah it’s totally fine without heatsinks in everyday use.

[@skinnyed69]

Amazing. Can't believe I can shed 10g so easily, thanks!

[@FilipRadelic]

@@skinnyed69 10.6g if you clean up all the thermal paste 😅

[@allennickles3970]

I'm curious about how you got the naked Vista mounted? Did you put anything between the PCB's?( Or mount it as you showed us?) Have you had any issues out of the Vista with heat on high milliwatt transmission?Also I been thinking about the naked Caddx vista camera as well...but been to chicken to do it. If you do the naked Vista camera (The original camera?) Please please please!! post a video on how you done it. Thanks for sharing 😀

[@MrShutterBug]

The PCBs of the Vista air unit are separated on the stack by nylon nuts. As for the output power, it is variable depending on range and signal strength. Mine is set to "up to 750mW" but I don't know what the actual output power is while I'm flying. It probably isn't that high because I'm not really pushing the range very far. The likelihood of overheating would presumably go up with higher output power. This is my 2nd drone with a naked vista and I have never had one overheat in the air, but then again the climate is not very hot where I live. Hope that answers your question. Cheers!

[@allennickles3970]

@@MrShutterBug I meant to ask you what kind of flight times you getting with the 550mah R line 2s packs with the bigger motors from fpv cycle

[@MrShutterBug]

@@allennickles3970 I don't remember off hand, and I'm not sure which DVR clips are which any more. I'll let you know the next time I have a chance to fly it (i.e. when it stops raining). Feel free to ask again in the future as I am likely to forget.

[@allennickles3970]

@@MrShutterBug Thanks for your response! I'm in the process of building a very similar build like you have here. But I'm very curious about how to do a naked DJI vista camera. And the canopy you mention in the video you said that was designed for that mod?. I'm curious if we decase the Vista camera? The canopy would have to be modified somehow to hold the lens in place close to the sensor to focus the camera correctly? Who is designing a canopy like this?

[@MrShutterBug]

@@allennickles3970 I haven't done it yet, but the idea is to leave the front part of the camera case in tact, so you don't have to mess with the lens. Just removing the sides & back of the camera housing would remove a lot of the weight. Then it could go in a mount like this: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4663421

[@InsaneClownFpv]

Man I wish I could build something that good and small!

[@Rasheed_2023]

just bought new Mobula 7, and here i am learning all this term.

[@Burn377]

I haven't even built my babytooth yet, I don't know that I will after seeing this lol I think 59g is about the weight sub250gfpv landed on with his 2.5" geprc phantom! Naked DJI cam is definitely a worthwhile upgrade.

[@jpslayermayor9293]

I like how strange the video looks, its still better than the average analog whoop camera. Did you try and dives? I didnt see any but may have missed, wondering how it handles.

[@MrShutterBug]

It handles great in dives! Power to weight ratio is still pretty good thanks to the 2S motors.

[@MatthewBennettFPV]

how do you think it would work with the toothpick frame? having replaceable arms would give a little bit less cringe factor when doing risky moves.

[@MrShutterBug]

If you built it like a TP3, it would work great. I chose to build mine as light and quiet as I could.

[@DennisCamps]

Hi, I am interested in a drone like this. Since we are ahead in time now are there better option available now that you know? I would lik eto use a vista Kind regards, Dennis

[@MrShutterBug]

Hi. This build was pretty unique. There are a number of 3 inch drones on the market which use the Caddx Vista, but most of them are significantly heavier. That's not always a bad thing. Heavier can mean more powerful. But for myself, I really like to drones that are light and quiet, like this one. If you're seriously interested, I would be willing to sell this one. It's a great build but it has been collecting dust at my house, because I have so many other projects. Email me at [e-mail], if you're interested.

[@markb9896]

Like the motors and the build question, could they handle 3s with motor output limit or as is??? I ask because my TP3 frame is sitting on my bench and all I need are motors 😊

[@yuvalyosef]

New subscriber sir! This little bug is awesome!

[@rodrigogiffoni480]

Hello! Nice drone! Did you use a capacitor or filter to directly connect the battery to the caddx digital unit? Do you think it is possible to use a 2s 18650 li-ion battery? It would add extra weight, but it would increase flight time. Maybe, using 18650, I would choose 3.5 inch propellers and a little bit bigger motors. What do you think?

[@jakegarrett8109]

Those weigh a tremendous amount more than his entire quad plus batteries, I don't think that would be a good pairing. At that point like you hinted it's going to be a different build with different motors, bigger props, bigger frame. Also those go way lower running voltage which may not play nicely with the camera since it will be closer to 5v rather than 6+v at the low ends.

[@TweakRacer]

Rebuild with a Nebula Pro or decased DJI camera... and fly in low latency mode...

[@rocketrob3324]

I am loving this build! it is surprisingly fast! How much power will the naked vista take? can we go up to 1,000mw in a coolish climate 60 degrees or so?

[@MrShutterBug]

The vista is powered directly from the battery so it should have all the current it needs. I have not tried the high power mode on this drone however. It might work in a cold climate but the risk of overheating would be much higher.

[@ChrisHarmon1]

Never seen moss grow on asphalt like that. I have seen where there is maybe a layer of dirt an inch thick and some grows but nothing so evenly distributed. After looking this up I see "moss season" is a thing in WA. Weird.

[@MrShutterBug]

Haha! The ground is wet most of the year. Moss is definitely a thing.

[@nikfpv3456]

nice build! You can save another grame or so by going with a linear whip antenna. You wont notice much of a difference flying proximity with DJI.

[@keylitho]

Pretty awesome... been waiting to get some of those motors.. they seep to sell out fast.. Also where do you live.. Looks like the PNW..

[@MrShutterBug]

It is! I live in the greater Seattle area. :-)

[@keylitho]

@@MrShutterBug I knew it... :) I am across the water in Kitsap County..

[@asfandiyar5829]

it look pretty

[@alfieh93]

Any toothpick freestyle caddx vista builds I can get the frame in the UK please?

[@myfpv6813]

was waiting for that one :D nice please show us how to do naked vista camera :) as vid. quality is still better there

[@arsamyazdanian7123]

incredible video keep it up😊❤. i wanted to build this toothpick but i have the dji fpv controller, does it work with the caddx vista(like the dji air unit)? and if not then what should i use?

[@MrShutterBug]

I just put this drone up for sale on FB Marketplace, if you're interested: facebook.com/marketplace/item/670413367777353 Since it has the Caddx Vista, it should work with the DJI controller. I don't have the DJI controller, so I added a Crossfire receiver to mine. Switching to the DJI controller might be as simple as a Betaflight setting, but maybe the wiring would have to change? I'm not sure about that, but I could look into it if you're interested.

[@arsamyazdanian7123]

@@MrShutterBug thank you so much❤️ i'll definitely check out the facebook marketplace and no need to research for the wiring i'll do it. thank you very much for your time and keep making great content😊

[@노해석-h3o]

드론 참 멋지네요 조종도 잘하시고

[@explodingevo]

Love this build! Also I saw someone swapping battery connectors from XT30 to Betafpv's BT 2.0 connectors on 2s. Not sure how many amps you draw, but 9-15a might be enough. Also, would nebula pro camera fit? I'm migrating my dji cams to nebula pros.

[@MrShutterBug]

Nebula Pro would make this build a lot nicer, but no, it would not fit in this particular canopy.

[@explodingevo]

@@MrShutterBug how long are those stack screws? I got everything but need longer screws apparently :(

[@MrShutterBug]

@@explodingevo Mine are M2x20 (20mm length). Using that length requires pretty small gaps between boards, which are spaced by nylon nuts. Good luck!

[@explodingevo]

@@MrShutterBug I got it done this afternoon. It's a little heavier at 61g but I'm using tracer with dual antenna. I will probably move it to crossfire and chop off that little mount like you did. Holy crap though, I just did a couple preliminary test flights and I can see it's a powerhouse omg I love it. I messaged Phoenix 3d about a version of that canopy supporting the nebula pro, hopefully the quote isn't too high.

[@aldugodugo8260]

Insane! Wow, congrats!!!!

[@philippsumann8626]

The motors seems to be 1s only... But looks very interesting

[@thfpv4974]

Hello I just built tp3 and I'm having trouble with jello and tuning ..iv looked up you settings but I can't see the values in the picture ..

[@thfpv4974]

I meant the esc setting hope to hear back thanks this review was awesome 👌 nice works 💪

[@professorb3744]

So if I'm using the DJI controller would I need to put crossfire in? Also, could I even use crossfire with the DJI remote? I'm new to this and never quit understood this

[@MrShutterBug]

I had to add a receiver to my drone because I do not have the DJI remote. If I had the DJI remote, then I would not need a separate receiver because the DJI receiver can control the drone through the Vista Air Unit. Crossfire is a different protocol from DJI, so you cannot control a Crossfire drone using the DJI remote.

[@fernandogoncalves8158]

That's at RHMS. Good spot 👍

[@morrismay]

Can you post a link to the printed canopy? Is it on Thingee ver?

[@MrShutterBug]

This canopy is not on thingiverse but you can buy it. Link in the description. However, there are lots of other canopies that you can print.

[@TailSpinRCSpain]

Awesome little monster.

[@LoCdogAK47]

Amazing, just ordered everything for this build. Any issues with the vista overheating?

[@MrShutterBug]

No issues so far, but I do not live in a hot climate. For me, the biggest thing is that I have to be careful about heat while it is plugged in on the bench. I blow a fan on the drone any time I have to do that, just in case.

[@absoloodle37]

This is the nano Holy Grail for FPV. Too bad the image quality still falls short. Would love to see a naked DJI camera or Nano Pro (naked?) as well.👍

[@soflorclife6970]

Looks so close to the tinyhawk race. Man I wanna go digital now 🤩👍🏼

[@makaveligreen5458]

Flywoo robo 1202.5 11,500kv on 2s 2.5 inch is the way to go🤟🏾

[@skatopher]

I built one those with a nebula pro instead of the nano. I love the flight characteristics and the video quality. Would recommend. Thank you so much for the build guide

[@jdsullivan21]

Which canapoy did you use to accept the nebula pro?

[@walkman215]

Amazing work!

[@shambler01]

Use the nebula pro. Its an perfect cam as good as the original dji cam!