Mobula6 HDZero MAX // Final Part // Simple Improvements

[@sunsetpark_fpv]

I ordered the Moblite7 HDZ ELRS and received the HDZ FrSky. MobLite7 ELRS is out of stock - BUT the Mobula6 HDZ ELRS is IN stock. Thank you for doing this upgrade series of videos, because now I can just order a 75 mm frame and tri blade props and I'll be fine with the Mob6 HDZ ELRS.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

Wonder if a order picker messed up or maybe stock was put on the wrong shelf. That stinks sorry that happened.

[@bil230660]

Those r great! What a time to be alive!!!

[@SPIT_FPV]

I'm honoured to hear my name from you as one of the "mind-bendingly fast pilots" in your video as all my love for the hobby started from this channel. :) Thanks Nick!

[@jebrc]

Ill more then likely never have hd wether dji or hd zero sadly cause ive tried dji and its out of this world i have a hard enough time keeping a analog quad in the air if i could spend on drones what i do on medical bills id have it all but i have my life and in the end my family still has me and i get to spend another beautiful day on this earth 44 years as of today but either way i appreciate all the hard work and time you put in to this hobby wether or not its something i will ever fly or not at the end of the day its knowledge that hopefully i dont forget even with the memory loss i suffer from and i can possibly pass on that knowledge to someone else some day so its well worth watching so thank you very much for sharing Nick #KICKCANCERSASS

[@crash_lander]

Thanks Mr. Nick.

[@wingsounds13]

I still have a couple of whoops, though they rarely get flown these days. When I do fly them it's almost always the 75mm. Yes, 65mm whoops do feel a tad more agile, but the flight time just doesn't do it for me - I'm just barely getting into the flight and the battery is drained. 75mm is the winner for me. Nick, you do great videos. Thanks for this next phase of testing on this whoop.

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic flying and mods, Nick! 😃 Really fantastic little quad! And this system is really amazing! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@djs134]

Mob7 v4 is my favorite, it’s 1s and holds a 450, and u can use normal size gummies. Man 75mm seems like the sweet spot for hdzero . Awesome video as always 💪🏻also the 300mah nbd/tattu/webleed lipos are super viable on 1s 75mm if u add a foam adapter, they sell them on eBay for just this situation and they weigh maybe .2 grams so well worth it.

[@northerntierfpv8947]

Just ordered the new Mob 6 HD Zero, couldn't resist! Excellent series, thanks for your time, Pool and backyard looking awesome! Keep the disco lights going!

[@leadslinger5130]

I'm so excited to whoops with the new HD system. that's awesome now I need new goggles lol.

[@demon.93]

Its not my native language bro explain please can we use dji goggles v2 with it? Or maybe we need to do some modifications to goggles v2?

[@DougGarris]

I'm pretty sure the frame with the 1s 450mah battery slot is the Mob7 v4 frame. The one with the 2S battery tray is the v3. I keep them separate in my head by remembering the Trashcan came out before the Moblite. I agree about preferring 75mm whoops, although the 65mm whoops I've tried with 35mm props are pretty good, too. Thanks for all you do!

[@MrLaserpowered]

Nice review Nick. Cant wait for my pre-order mob6hd to arrive and convert it to 75mm.

[@The2xWhiskey]

Just off the top of my head: A graph of the throttle positions over time of the versions would be very interesting to see. But I guess you'd need something like Blackbox or a custom lua+telemetry setup for that. Thanks for your efforts!

[@CalleyyyC]

Thank you Nick! Great video

[@Northbourne12]

That’s amazing nearly 4 mins flight on a hd system in a whoop

[@shogunemperor]

Absolutely brilliant man! Think im gonna do the same with mine! Heheh agreed on spending time flying rather than tuning. Ive been saying that to the local community here too.

[@solongbattlestar]

Hey Nick, Race Day Quads (RDQ) sells solid pin ph2 connectors. I got a bunch and use them on all 65mm. But anything 75mm or more I go straight to XT30. Tinyhawk 2, Jacks 3D print 1s and HDzero 2 s 75mm build all use XT30. If you find a small XT30 connector set please let us know.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

sure, they can be found, just shooting from the hip. Small xt30 like an xt10?

[@gmivisualsjason3729]

I took delivery of this 65mm hdzero mob 6. Omg it's great! Soo much fun! 300mah gnb get 2mins. Ideally would be nice if it lasted longer but not the end of the world. My analogue mobeetle runs for almost 5 mins on same batteries and same connectors. Strange.... guessing the hdzero vtx is a bit power hungry

[@NickBurnsFPV]

It is, I can put a number on it, but not only the weight of it, but also the needed power supplied to it.

[@gmivisualsjason3729]

@@NickBurnsFPV I can't stop flying it. Sooo much fun. And as its a bit heavier with a lower kv in my home/garden it's the perfect combination of power and tech

[@copticwords]

Great experience Continue with your outstanding creations

[@erikvf7]

Great video Nick. Very nice quad. I'm always wondering when its better use 2, 3 or 4 blades props, what your thoughts on that?

[@kieren7763]

I find the twins blades get more run time and draw less amps but not as responsive in the hard corners so im guessing 3 and 4 blades would have less run time but more responsive

[@erikvf7]

@@kieren7763 Hey, thanks for replying. It makes sense!!

[@technoxtreme178]

...looks like we've finally hit the "sweet spot" in performance/price/versatility and of course, no more analogue. I will probably order 2: one stock 65 mm for proximity and gaps, and one with the 75mm conversion for outdoor, calm days.

[@oliviertf]

Thanks for nice & informative video! Again I learned something. 👍

[@JP-qq2kn]

Great video as always! Thanks!

[@diggsit69]

Nick, we all know by now that you fly your Whoops around your House Nice an Slow, and then Speed up the FILM! don’t worry I won’t Say a word! 😉

[@NickBurnsFPV]

lol, I used to get this in the comments. The flight time clock would ruin the trickery.

[@shakeymikesadventures6793]

I've converted all my 1s to the gnb27. That is all I run are the gnb27,even the hx100 i won. I'm more of a fixer for everyone now a days, but I still get a few flights in each week. It's just the ticks in my left go crazy when i do something awesome/exciting more often these days. There are those rare moments of excellence where i even impress me self sometimes.

[@RyanQuellet]

Thanks a lot for this walk-through. Maybe I missed it, what is the dry weight after converting to 75mm?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

27.4 grams.

[@MrCrowleyandhisdrone]

Great job, Peace

[@Kopterheld]

I flown the mobula7 hdzero, but for me too heavy and too big for indoor. Your mobula6 hdzero is very interes. Only one in EU is the restriction to fly with 25mW what is really less for hdzero. And I use for my whoops the BT2.0 connector with 300mW tattu 1S cells that have BT2.0 too. Very good cells.

[@cedricgrandseigne]

I still think 2s is the way to go to carry the weight : should receive my bundle in 2 weeks, I will be able to experiment. You should try, put on 0802 14000kv motors on the 31mm or 35mm frame. Fly it with a 2s 200/220mah battery, and it should rip!!

[@jameslaraia]

I was going to give those new rcinpower 1002 14000kv a shot to see if the extra motor helps or hurts

[@rbFPV]

I knew the conversion to 75mm was coming, and was eager to see how it goes on this channel! So what's the weight with the longer screws and 40mm tri-blade props?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

weight is 27.4grams

[@rico-sg]

Great video! What was that website you were mentioning at the end of the video?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

RaceGOW.com it’s igow but for racing whoops from anywhere 😁

[@npcfpv9542]

Mobula meet Nick Burns edition. Let's make this happen!

[@slackerinmotion]

Hi Nick. I am doing a similar build with the BetaFPV FC (cross shape) but can not decide on this frame or the v2 frame. Have you tried bottom mounting the FC on this frame? P.S. the best PH2 connector would still let the battery sag and cut the video earlier than using the GNB27 connector.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

I have not done bottom mounting on any whoop. Yes all ph2.0 have sag issues.

[@PakRC]

Hi Nick, thanks for all the videos. I just got my mob6 hdzero yesterday and I tried to put in on the V4 mob7 1s frame but the motor wires are a bit short....how did you do it? I can put one screw in the motor but the other two are out of alignment, how you do it? Thanks again

[@NickBurnsFPV]

Looking at the frame I did clip part of the angled piece of the battery tray. I cut it online with the tray support so not to compromise it to much.

[@PakRC]

@@NickBurnsFPV thanks I'm going to try that 🙏👍🏻

[@vernelfpv]

@Pak RC mine also is a bit short for both the motor wires and the ph2.0. For the motor wires, I loosen up the wire a bit since they are a bit twisted to gain a little more length. the frame should also be on the default orientation and let the motors come on the biggest gap in the frame. that is the shortest route to the motor mounts. if you really cannot fit it, last resort is to extend the wires

[@kaskalo2]

Wait, why isn't the same procedure viable for batteries? Cut the vire in half, solder, heat shrink, etc., and change batteries to bt2.0. Just like changing connector FC

[@NickBurnsFPV]

It is, but many 1s batteries don't come with wires, which can still be swapped but a much more time consuming and difficult procedure it will be.

[@kaskalo2]

@@NickBurnsFPV oooohhh, right. Mine all have wires. I forgot about those 😏

[@djs134]

What’s the gummy situation when using hdzero whoop vtx in conjunction with a fc? Double gummies? Or is there a new special one that handles both

[@NickBurnsFPV]

I am not aware of a special 2 board gummy. i use gummies on the flight controller and try to avoid using a second set on the vtv when I can.

[@djs134]

@@NickBurnsFPV thanks for the response, so basically a taller gummy is used and the fc sits in the slits of the gummy and the hdzero sits on top of the gummies then? I’m have a bunch of f4 lite fc builds and I’m weighing out in my head if I should convert these or just order a moblite6 and toss it in a 75mm frame like u did. My hdzero googles come today

[@NickBurnsFPV]

@@djs134 Yes, If we can we can turn the fc gummy upside down or taller side up to create (hopefully) enough space between the fc and the vtx. I also tend to use longer screws to help keep the frame posts from getting broken. I tend to use 8-10mm screws I found on ebay.

[@FPV_Cam]

What's the weight with it on the 75mm frame?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

27.4grams is the new weight

[@sketchpv3080]

I’m surprised the 0802 motors handle those 75mm triblade props so well! Makes me wonder if the new 1002 motors would handle the 75mm props even better with the extra weight of the HDZero VTX.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

yes they will, it won't be dramatic, but it is noticeable. We have been using 0802 on 40mm props for a while, so much better than the brushed motor whoop days.

[@grumpyjohntxredneckrc6346]

👍👍 Thanks

[@NickBurnsFPV]

No problem 👍

[@bbsheppo]

Yeah you mixed the frames up again 😂

[@chewthis5805]

Can i play it with dji googles 2 ?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

no, the dji goggles only work with the dji fpv transmission system

[@ludofevrier5593]

Hi Nick what is the FC on the mobula 6 hdzero? I try to build one 😏😅... When I will receive the woop lite 👌🏼🚀😍

[@ludofevrier5593]

And what canopy use?

[@NickBurnsFPV]

The canopy will need to be the mobula6 hdzero canopy, as its a bit taller than normal. I am not with the quad to look at the fc, I am pretty sure I name it in the video. Or check the product descriptions linked in the video description.

[@ludofevrier5593]

@@NickBurnsFPV Tks excuse me I talk English like a cow Spanish 🤣

[@NickBurnsFPV]

@@ludofevrier5593 Sorry, now I am confused 😁 canopy for the tks or the fc/aio in the tks?

[@aventhu1]

I having been having pretty good luck fixing my rolled PH2.0 connectors like this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWWpiqdsd7Kefc0

[@NickBurnsFPV]

that is an option. There is some risk we get to much solder and spread the battery side connector

[@dirtymcstinky1656]

Do you think with the advent of the whoop lite vtx we might see some new 65mm frame designs soon that accommodates the vtx and AIO. I feel frame choice is very limiting for this especially a lite one as I do intend on racing my 65mm whoop even if it's not ideal.

[@NickBurnsFPV]

do you mean the vtx and aio down lower inside the ducting of the frame? Some are mounting the aio below the mount and the vtx above where the aio normally goes.

[@dirtymcstinky1656]

@@NickBurnsFPV thanks for the reply. I have done this too but I don't think it's ideal. The fc can still shift if you don't use extra fixing screw i.e. extra weight. This of course depends on your FC choice aswell. I am really into HDZ but if we need to run two boards now I think we need a new 65mm frame.