The Smallest Gaps | FPV Freestyle

[@andrewdahawk]

1:03 Oohhhhhh okay 🔥 smooth!!! 👏👏👏

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

Im really trying to get those cradles nice and smooth and low 👌

[@RestingQuadFace]

So much butter. No prop wash on those loops. Very nice.

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

Right! And im using a custom TPU canopy that I 3D Printed on this whoop that is practically bulletproof! Very surprised at the lack of jello

[@RestingQuadFace]

@ would you mind sharing the recipe?

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

@@RestingQuadFace Not at all! Search "BetaFPV Air65/75 Canopy + UFL Antenna Holder (Thicker for TPU)" on Thingiverse and please drop me a follow and a like! Everyone who has printed it has been very happy with the results!

[@RestingQuadFace]

@@ZeroVoltFPV Oh friend, you got that sub about a month ago. If I actually follow through on this one, I'll tag you in this finished build.

[@uradumby25]

Thanks for sharing the drone info too. Im just starting out on sims but love the idea of starting out on small cheaper stuff

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

I highly HIGHLY recommend picking up a Radiomaster Pocket (Or a boxer) radio in ELRS configuration and then buying an Air75 ELRS whoop. I purchased the Skyzone Cobra X goggles. They are the nicest box goggles on the market because they have an external module bay and the best screen and DVR for recording. You could also probably find some Analog Fatshark Dominator goggles on the second hand market for around the same price. All-in-all, you would be in it for around $300-450 depending on which goggles and radio you pick up. Those three things will last you all throughout the hobby. Stay away from the RTF kits like EMAX sells, etc. An analog whoop setup like this was how I got into the hobby. Getting a 5" quad will be like buying a lamborghini without ever driving a car before. And you are very limited on locations you can fly them vs. a small whoop. Let me know if you have any more questions!

[@uradumby25]

​@@ZeroVoltFPV ​ I appreciate it! Yes I ordered a radiomaster pocket and am gunna do the Sims for a bit, and tinywhoop sim. sweet I'll check out that tinywhoop! I saw a company just came out with a set of digital goggles for $200 that people seem to like!

[@uradumby25]

@@ZeroVoltFPV yea I got a radiomaster pocket coming in the mail, gunna start with sims. I saw someone came out with digital goggles for $200! but sounds like you cannot put an analog converter up to them? And yes was totally planning on getting a tiny whoop to play with!!

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

@@uradumby25 Yes DJI has the Goggles N3 that will do Digital video transmission. However, the small 11 gram 04 lite VTX that they are going to be putting on whoops will be about $110 alone. More than an analog whoop in its entirety. SO its hard to justify to a newer pilot spending around $180-220 on a whoop versus them learning how to fly on something for half of the price. Also, if you crash it in un-retrievable water or end up losing it on a building due to inexperience you are going to be very salty about it. These whoops will also weigh quite a bit more than an analog whoop and thus, not fly as well. That being said I am EXTREMELY excited for the 04 lite unit to be available. I have always wanted to have a digital whoop but I can not stand HD Zero or Walksnail. And to answer your question, no. You can not attach an analog module/adapter to the Goggles N3. I currently have DJI Goggles V2 which you CAN attach an analog adapter to and it does support the 03 Air Unit which is a fantastic video system, but the adapter and module will cost you as much as a cheaper pair of analog goggles will and those goggles will not have support for the new 04 Air Unit.

[@uradumby25]

@@ZeroVoltFPV oh dang, okay. I appreciate the explanation. I will dig into this more once I have some time on the sims!!!

[@uradumby25]

what a perfect piece of art to train with!

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

I talk a lot of crap about the lack of schools and bandos in my city that arent gated/fenced off but I guess I am pretty lucky :)

[@cmyk_fpv]

🔥🔥 So many tiny gaps!

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

Its a pretty cool spot to rip. Ive been eyeing that metal structure for a while but my skills were lacking the past year.

[@dscottwilliamson]

🔥nice

[@m1b2f4]

This so good

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

Thank you! Im trying to step it up every video!

[@CommanderGoggle]

Those are tight.

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

Very tight. And robust.

[@arsmensupermen]

Nice bro

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

Thanks for watching! Keep it locked for more!

[@gerben4436]

what is up with ur battery meter

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

I crashed this quad in chlorine water a while back and something happened to the voltage divider on the board. Ever since then it hasnt given me readout. In betaflight the rig doesnt have any voltage readout either lol.

[@mohitreddy8082]

0v ???

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

Lol yup, its going to be my new name here on YT cuz Enioki is too hard for people to say. As for the 0.00v in my OSD, I crashed this whoop in chlorine water and it fried the Voltage Divider and ever since then it has read 0.00-0.002v in the OSD. You can check out my video "How To Not FPV" to see the incident if you like!

[@mohitreddy8082]

@@ZeroVoltFPV Ah interesting, good to know. Do you think you could do a SMD repair on it?

[@ZeroVoltFPV]

@@mohitreddy8082 Not sure. I think it would be much less of a headache to just buy a new AIO for $50 or an entire new whoop for $95 and have spare motor, camera, and frame afterwards or a whoop to let friends trash around to get them into the hobby. I am extremely busy with my small businesses and time is money. I set a 3min 30sec timer on my radio and most of the time I land my batteries perfectly at 3.8v