The Best Starter Drone Kit: Emax Tinyhawk 3

[@mdo]

Stress-testing the drone by having your child chew on it and dogs bite it was a stroke of genius. Lovely review :)

[@readysetdrone]

Love the TinyHawk 3! I really learned on the TinyHawk 2 and the TinyHawk 3 is a great upgrade. Nice work doing the video with Teddy Bear - he really stole the show!

[@romeojoncas6662]

could they send me one :(

[@tobiaskaspar]

Paul, your camera man is AMAZING - not terrible. :P

[@koorbmeh]

I have a big goofy smile on my face whenever I watch your videos. It is fun and entertaining. Thanks.

[@Lolmaro.]

Your child and dogs made me smile during the whole video, great review, might buy this one as my first fpv!!!

[@doodgeslagenmug]

Bought this 6 months ago, upgraded to larger drones. But i still use the tinyhawk 3 for indoor flying and some casual outdoor flying on 2s. Its my favorite quad honestly. Its so durable and easy to repair if something breaks. Absolutely stellar!

[@german2694]

Can you upgrade the cameras on these things for better quality?

[@doodgeslagenmug]

@@german2694 do you mean this quad or in general?

[@fonzieskatesurf]

What is the flight time and distance? So the fuz on screen will always be like that when watching? Looks really good overall

[@RCRitterFPV]

dude... managing chaos, great stuff. one day you are doing epic adventures, the next drool and more drool. haha looks like a decent first kit reco. can't undersell the importance of a good receiver as a nice first upgrade from that

[@carlosantillan939]

Dude I love it. Doing the dad thing with grace while getting some work done! Keep on it.

[@thatoneair92]

I loved this video. Not too much energy and not too little. And teddy was so cute during the whole video

[@falloutpictures]

I flew my tinyhawk 2 today, and crashed it more times than I can count, but I did made it through two gates... I am starting small and working my way up.

[@Drunken.Sailor]

Love it 🙂 I have a nine month old boy. Everything takes twice as long but is also twice as pleasurable 🙂

[@Citizensagainstpolicestates]

Loves that you have your boy with you teaching him the FPV hobby teaching the next generation As spending time bonding, I wish more fathers knew how to do that ,than the children of these days wouldn't be so wild.

[@ListenandLearnEnglish]

why does the live view flicker so much? Does it look like that in the goggles?

[@NykowskiSpaceruje]

would like to know as well

[@comicninja6742]

I have a few questions is there always a signal cut in both the goggles and video recording or is it only really present in the video recording? Great review video!

[@TheNinjaNarwhals]

Bruh those goggles and controller are a HUGE step up from the tiny hawk 2 freestyle, is what I started on and still my main goggles :( these have dvr and removable screen. It’s badass in my opinion

[@johnnysouth4982]

My dog used to chase em before he lost his eyesight to diabetes had him a shaper image drone he still tries to chase it thanks for the vid happy turkey day love the coaster vids as well

[@CharlieFultonSC]

I love that you let the baby help

[@brianfreland9065]

Funk and indoor whoopin'?!?!! My absolute favorites! This video got me hyped haha

[@ThereAreNoHandlesLeft]

Best co-host ever. Give him a raise

[@FlyZoneFpv]

Great Review Paul. I like how they upgraded on the controller. And on the removable screen. 🤙🏼love your kid so adorable

[@bendixtrinity]

RC and goggles looks premium. 5:48 smart bebehawk zoomed in to the product on time. haha!!

[@BIRDYFPV130]

Thanks man just about to get one of these cheap second hand. I really just wanted to see if I could actually do any freestyle. Some is better than none.

[@adamreichick7835]

Thanks for this. Your content really prompted me to get into FPV and I just used your affiliate link to buy the Tinyhawk III RTF kit. Love the channel and can’t wait to see what 2022 brings! Cheers.

[@samcollins6394]

such an amazing video. I love the reminder of whats its like to work from home with a toddler. Such presios moments.

[@Marlin7830]

Got my order in for the TH3 cant wait to fly it. Thanks

[@agape3936]

Epic vid! So, the Fat Shark's connect to the TH3 just like that? Or what would i need to buy ? Cheers!

[@Matteo-oj1yj]

Can i bind a mobula with the emax goggles and radio ?

[@MikeC-my4lf]

Can the radio and goggles on this be used on the Babyhawk 2?

[@mortonbeard2240]

How do you do turtle mode? Thanks.

[@lovineazy6741]

Whoa!! Maaan my heart dropped when I seen ur dog jump at the drone!! Long story short...took me ten yrs to get a dji spark ( wanted a decent drone for so long ) but my second day of playing with it & my dog..the drone dropped in altitude when I turned and the dog jumped and CRUNCH !! Crushed the imu and gamble!! #DRONE DREAM 🚽🪠🧻

[@DrewAk49]

I love these, going to start saving up, found these after buying a dji spark... May sell it to get this.

[@airadaimagery692]

Never flown FPV... I have a Flysky FS-16X controller, and a pair of fat shark dominator goggles that have never been used. Will this controller and goggles work with this drone? If so, what do I need to buy, besides the drone?

[@alecnewman6052]

great review, I love my tinyhawk3. you flew that really well in the wind by the way

[@arthurnascimento8372]

Hello, I have this kit but I would like a low cost 4 or 5 inch freestyle drone, if possible I would like to take advantage of the radio and the glasses, is there any way? Which do you recommend? I'm from Brazil! Friendly hug

[@collectorman7]

how is the best for a beginner who never pilot drones before ? the tinyhawk 3 in rtf , the tinyhawk 2 freestyle in rtf , or the novice 2 eachine in rtf ? thx in advance for ur precious help :) sry for my bad english 😅

[@collectorman7]

great video in any case , thx for all :)

[@Kraken9911]

Those white flashes are you seeing those in real time or are those just in the recording?

[@jaiadev]

I miss my tinyhawk3..gave it to my son..epic drone

[@yankey4]

Man this is so cute. Love seeing the baby with you. Been with you over 2 years now. Still not got to try FPV. Do not know if I can fly with my eye sight. Have keratoconus. So I do not know if I can see in the goggles. Love all things drones. So thanks for sharing with us. It's a true blessing. Keep up the grate video's. God Bless.

[@kevinjulievan]

Looks great . Good beginner setup. Loved the new camera man/child :)

[@everytomday]

can this be used with the dji googles?

[@SeanChristianBellinger]

Dude...I know I'm almost a year late, but great review. I just started getting into your content and as someone who is new to the hobby, your videos are super helpful. Also...Indy is my hometown! So awesome to know that a such a cool ripper (and great dad) lives in Nap Town!

[@victorhernandez2933]

What’s better if he mobula 6 or the th3? By better I mean what electronics are more durable? I have heard some had things about the mobula happybee board

[@Khalinakhe]

I have one of the older versions. I find it so hard to fly in acro mode. Is there a tune somewhere for that? Like I've got a 5" that I just rip but this thing is impossible to control, or is that just a thing with toothpicks?

[@alexklein4418]

Kind of a toothpick thing when it comes to freestyle but i think project mockingbird has a tune for it that should at least help

[@justainchoe6141]

Naw dude. These tinyhawk commercials on KZbin are fake. They don’t fly like they are on rails, not outside. It wobbles. Acro, one thing that helped was increasing the rates a little, but that’s just flipping over faster so that you can recover sooner, lol. Get a Mobula 6 or meteor65 if you want a whoop to acro with. If you aren’t too great a pilot and crash a lot, people put the mobula7/metoer75 frames but with their smaller motors/props. The 40mm props with 0802s are less acro and more flight times. I like that emax is making pusher drones, but what I dislike is that they are the only ones that makes the motors and props for that frame, and being limited to the prop choices (2 options) and motor (1 choice) really sucks.

[@tomkoller749]

I also had the problem with the arm switch. You can easily change this in beta flight. Swap Aux 1 with Aux 3. Then the arm switch is up. ("arm", with "flip after crash") swap 😊 nice video🤟👍

[@popsfitch7938]

Take your son to work day😊. You will look back and see that this was one of the best days of your life, not to mention embarrassing black mail stuff to show his future wife. It warms my hart. American needs more dads like you show us here. These days flee enjoy every moment. God Bless. Sincerely, Pops Fitch

[@herphermits]

"Just manage the chaos..." Great words brother!

[@eternal5921]

great review! would you recommend this over the cetus pro?

[@justainchoe6141]

Nurk can’t say anything that’s adverse to emax because they are the #1 selling RTF kits, so I’ll answer. I would choose Cetus Pro over for beginners, but I really wish that Cetus Pro kit was ELRS (I’m sure the next one will be, but who knows when they’ll release it). Anyways, the reason why the Cetus Pro is better for beginners imo is that they put a lot more thought into the progression and functionality of the drone. It steps new pilots gradually using different modes and rates to grow into the drone. The Cetus Pro was designed specifically for that purpose, whereas this Tinyhawk is still the same drone they made 2 years ago with a few minor changes and a brand new goggle/controller. That’s really what they are selling here. Nurk didn’t like wearing the goggles. No one does. The screen thing is a novelty, but is it worth it? Bleh. If you have money to throw away, I guess. Controller is D8 and tries desperately to look like DJi. Makes me vomit. I have a feeling they will eventually sell a ELRS conversion kit like BetaFPV did, but emax progresses so slow.

[@eternal5921]

@@justainchoe6141 thanks for your answer, i really like the cetus pro and i think its a litle cheaper too

[@justainchoe6141]

@@eternal5921 honestly, I would recommend getting something like the jumper t-lite as your controller, practice on a sim for 6-10 hours (especially throttle control), and then get a good 1S drone that isn’t “beginner” like Meteor 65, Mobula 6, or the Nanohawk X to practice flying acro on.

[@imager09tube]

Excellent review man! Thanks. Very funny with the little one!

[@kydawg1684]

Nurk was good and all.... But Teddy Bear STOLE THE SHOW!!! Nice review bro. Happy Holidays!!

[@nathinturner4215]

My 18650 mah 3.7v battery’s are bad where do i find the same one or can I get any rechargeable battery with the same specs

[@franzferdinand1]

How does this compare to the eachine novice 3 Whoch one should I pick? I mean I wanna freestyle outside a bit but flying in my house does sound pretty cool to me too

[@MitchellFX5]

I really want to get into FPV but its not a cheap thing to get into. Is this the best package for a beginner to start with or is there a better option? This one seems priced well but how quickly are you gonna feel like you want to upgrade any of the equipment?

[@bugsy742]

Depends what you like mate, if you think you are going to just whoop then go for it but if you like the look of freestyle then spend time on the sim and go from there, imho I believe it’s a fallacy to start on a whoop if you aren’t going to be flying that style, I know plenty of people who started on a 3,4 or 5” quad, this “progression” thing starting on something that flies completely different to what you are moving onto next is nothing short of ridiculous but then that’s just me 👍 However what I will say is even though I started on a 4” quad I’m here looking at this fantastic lil whoop all this time later and considering it 😅 If you can fly a freestyle quad you can fly a whoop, not sure it works so well the other way around but it wouldn’t be too far off as long as you haven’t been flying in level/angle mode the whole time 🤝

[@MitchellFX5]

@@bugsy742 ok, that makes sense. I’ve thought these were cool for flying inside and getting into the sport but ideally in the future if I enjoy doing it think I’d like to get a larger quad for outside. I just don’t want to waste money and it’s not a cheap hobby to get into. I kind of like the suggestion of starting on a sim but have no idea what equipment I’d need. Assuming headset and controller but again what’s a good option for a beginner that won’t break the bank but I’ll also want to use for a while.

[@slowentropy4531]

Mob6 for drone, Jumper TLite for radio, skyzone CobraS/EV800DM for goggles. Bunch of batteries. Join a discord and you'll have all the help you'll ever need to set it up and any issue that arise. The drone is all plug and play so you won't have to solder should you break anything in a major crash, but it flys great inside and out and you can modify it as you go very easily to alarmed 75mm frame if you would like better outdoor performance. I hope it goes well for you mate, but I can't recommend joining discord enough for beginners as you'll get help so easily and feel comfortable getting I to the hobbie.

[@MitchellFX5]

@@slowentropy4531 thanks for the suggestions, happen to have a link to a good discord server?

[@slowentropy4531]

@@MitchellFX5 just become a patreon of JB and you'll get invite to his mate.

[@jiltedfpv7661]

Link please, Nurk... you have so many things... I came off social media because If I went to a pub and all those people were I there; I would go to a different pub. Thanks for the reply.... and thanks for the intro to beautiful footage from your perspective; the museum piece moved me! What is your website? ✌

[@Marlin7830]

Thanks for the great video. I started out too big with a build and programming the works. I had a fly away to Neverland and rebuilt the same drone. Then crashed in the water lol. I believe I'm going to get this kit with your link. I need something smaller to learn to fly with. Thanks

[@krishansen9136]

Can you do acro with this?

[@Vilius.Z]

Hey Nurk, Adorable Boy! I got one tinywhoop eater aswell he's 7 months tomorrow. Much love from Hamburg!

[@room156dronevids3]

Loved the review. I’m ordering the Tinyhawk 3 today for sure. Thank you bro.

[@Riiiizla]

Holy shit those your goggles look pretty epic, what are they & what kinda price plz? Being the 1st thing I'm gonna upgrade..what pair could you recommend for about £200 tops? Thanks for your videos mate, very informative.

[@Farang_Lifestyles]

I cant believe you popped it out of the rain gutter,,,,nice finite control

[@adrianbaldwin8832]

Very entertaining video 😂😁👍 tempted on getting one I have little to no experience is this one for me

[@imager09tube]

Nice partner man ! Love it! Thanks for the info!

[@leonardovallecillo5303]

i have Tinyhawk III whit the d8 TRasmiter but the trotlle don,t work any boddy have dea why

[@Hellomynameishuman1]

Forgive me if it was mentioned, but can the controller be used with pc for a simulator? I heard the controller with the TH2 couldn't be used directly

[@directorjanah193]

Yes you can!

[@ferb7452]

Teddy is spot on with his camera work You could learn a lot from him 🤣🤣🤣🤫

[@trajanfpv]

He is getting so big. Looks like you are taking to it well. Great co-star on your videos.

[@pollatso]

Great review new assistant really good comes through in vid.. very thoroughly tested 👍👍

[@leahrideout4276]

Thanks for the tips! Looking forward to starting this process

[@JustAGuyDoingThings]

Does anyone know how to record the flight on the TinyHawk 3? I pressed the R button, the recording started. After Flight I pressed R but it wont stop blinking and ended up shutting it off. I put the SD in my computer but it shows there are no files in it. Thanks for the help!

[@HuubvanVeenhuyzen]

19:05 - Cinema Gold

[@mikehrenak1390]

Nice review how do you think it stacks up to the Cetus pro bro? Air2 s army out

[@edwarda81]

I still can’t imagine what it’s like flying with goggles. Cute kid bro!

[@dougcooper4917]

Excellent Review Video Of The Emax Tinyhawk 3. Thank You.

[@ChrisM-yr5tt]

looks pretty robust. I have the previous version. hope they fixed the wobbly camera they had in earlier versions. Had to put some hot glue in to make sure the video camera wouldnt get loose on 2 of them

[@mgs.915]

Great video! Love the style you have going on! If I were to buy this kit...is there a bigger drone that I can use with the controller and goggles? I’m looking at getting into the fpv hobby and know I’m going to want to get a drone I can start to do some freestyle with pretty soon! Thanks for anyone’s help in advance!

[@johnnysouth4982]

I think your future reviews should include you sidekick as a must makes it more interesting and a better review

[@whattheharz]

Best use of a baby since the pampers clips!

[@crashannburnFPV]

Best review ever! Love it!

[@ChrisBairKeto]

Best product review ever. The Tinyhawk 2 could use 2S batteries, does the 3 support those? Should give more power.

[@kevinsmith9420]

What a film crew!

[@camelfetus1812]

Have a tinyhawk 2 and I use 300mAH tat 2s batteries. Perfect starter whoop that doesn’t break the bank, even if you completely destroy it. I will say it is almost impossible to repair if you really break something.

[@helmutNO]

So wholesome! Looks like quite a nice drone, too :)

[@vegan3606]

My babyhawk 2 hd randomly starting shooting up in the air whenever i arm it now, anyone have any idea what the issue could be?

[@victorhernandez2933]

Can this run 2s batteries?

[@NURKFPV]

it can

[@Rich-TeaFPV]

looks like a great kit to start with

[@CharlesSnyder]

You misspelled kit... It should be kid! 😅 Lol

[@leonie9248]

Great review, thanks! I got the RTF kit and I have to say if you don't have a tiny nose the goggles really aren't working for you. They are just not made for bigger noses, and it's such a pity.

[@jacegerock9399]

Probably a stupid question but did you extend them out? Looking at mine they’d fit a toucan.

[@MetroDrones]

Cool video... Loved the helpers :)

[@kristianmuotka7523]

Love the cameraman! So awsome! ;-)

[@NURKFPV]

he's definitely cute!

[@huevitopipihead]

I really, really love this video!

[@Whipittime]

The best video ever love it

[@gliebig100]

What is the estimated range for these without losing visual in the goggles? Out from about 100yards +/-, I frequently lose video on the goggles and I panic hoping the picture comes back. Is that normal? Is there anything I can do to extend the range? Is the image effected by power lines at all?

[@isaacpry6363]

Plus ten wholesome points

[@KlngsRC]

Lads can the tinyhawk 3 run 2s

[@jiltedfpv7661]

Nurk, how do I DM you?

[@NURKFPV]

You can use the contact form on my website

[@jeremyrogers9018]

Good content , love the kid , .. Thanks for the info ..

[@mattdiehl1651]

Decent review! Looks like a fun quad to fly!

[@BaconNinjaFPV]

awesome little kit! My son is 3 and i can promise that your boy will keep on messing with your stuff from here on out! lol. Idk how many times I have found my tinyhawk out of its case in one of his toyboxes, or come home to a whole gopro/joby vlogging setup totally missing out of my stash.

[@siebegys6893]

Boys we find them the best camera man 🔥

[@thesickandwounded]

This video was CAOTIC xD loved it thou!

[@slowentropy4531]

Meh, to all newbies please get online and ask for help and try to buy goggles, radio and a BNF whoop separate. You'll have to learn betaflight if you want to stay in the hobbie anyways. Plus with the tune on this you're going to have to upgrade when they fix the washout and tune issues on this new one. Shame Emax is falling behind with thier quads as far as flight performance, they used to be so good.

[@bugsy742]

Absolutely spot on mate 👍🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@MitchellFX5]

This is what I was just told I need to do. Do you have recommendations for a good setup that won’t break the bank for a complete noob?

[@justainchoe6141]

@@MitchellFX5 hi, if you want something similar to this tinyhawk, I recommend the Mobula 7 or meteor 75 with ELRS. If you want something more agile and « on rails, » then Mobula 6 meteor65. You can get the BetaFPv elrs Radio or Jumper T-Lite & ELRS module to connect to the drone. Goggles, I really recommend the Cobra X as the best keeper goggles, but EV800D or BetaFPV VR01 and their rebrands are the bar for FPV goggles and are an inexpensive way to get decent quality. Also, the truth is that you’re going to need a solder kit ($50-100) and should have one ready.