Speedybee Adapter V3 - does it work with all your copters?

[@gargolaconrad3188]

Hello Mario, I like your SpeedyBee V3 review, I didn't realize that the V3 had so many functions. You're right, it is like a Swiss Army Knife with all of its multifunctional options. Even though I have a laptop, it would be much easier to carry the SpeedyBee V3 around. I really like the battery checker option too, it's so much easier than connecting to my charger, then having to scroll through the different functions just to check the battery. With the V3, you just connect it to the battery and it reads it, Very cool. I'm also glad that you mentioned that the V3 is needed for iPhone users that want to use the BetaFlight app on their phone. Thanks for all of the useful information on your great review. Have a great day, talk to you soon.

[@Rcschim]

Thanks Conrad, have a nice weekend as well!

[@MCsCreations]

Awesome review, Mario! 😃 That's a really great device to have! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@phiveone]

I actually have a couple of those SpeedyBee V2 stacks myself. They are the best on my 9" Merica build that has an essentially inaccessible USB port when fully assembled. Too bad the adapter alone is so hit-and-miss. Good vid as always!

[@gmivisualsjason3729]

Excellent video

[@Rcschim]

And once again excellent comment. So my fear of not being able to answer all the comments here was unnecessary ;)

[@gmivisualsjason3729]

@@Rcschim 😁😁😁😁😁

[@Chillin-fpv]

So lets say i dont have a lipo charged up right now but want to configure my FC. I plug the usb c cable into my FC. Can i power the adapter with a battery bank plugged into the usb c port on the adapter.

[@RubyS.1]

Have you ever tested sma to sma extension for loss? I have a tbs one but video range seems like half of what it is without extension. Probably just me

[@Rcschim]

yep, in winter FPV it would be nice to extend the antennas outside your car - so a few years ago I got some cables (analog FPV). a 3m extension means about 50% signal loss, a shorter cable should be ok (I'd say below 1m). But it also depends on the quality of the connectors I guess. Also some pigtail UFL to SMA cables on copters are crappy... It's always best to order the right antennas with proper connector - and go for the longer antennas (so they stick out above the battery pack on copters..