Tiny whoops are fun but I can't fly them (yet)

[@joerocket1977]

Yes throttle expo and scaling are a must when learning to fly these in small spaces.

[@FPVUniversity]

exactly! Happy flying!

[@funkynerd_com]

Tiny whoop racing autopilot coming in 3......2.....1.......

[@TheMaxmelner]

That looks like so much fun. You’re flying was great, proximity flying is so hard.

[@JP-qq2kn]

So,, that's bad flying....? Hmmm, I'll be right back...

[@MCsCreations]

Yeah, whoops are hard inside, Pawel. It's like if they had a magnet for walls and obstacles. 😬 I need to train more as well! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@Terry_Fritz]

I have two Mobeetle6s to practice indoors because windy weather is the norm here. I have a four lane highway behind my house and the wind will blow even a 7" quad onto the road in a fraction of a second. Tiny whoops are the only way I can stay in practice.

[@mr_batch]

Cool Location to Whoop. Which i was there, but it`s 1200km... Happy flyin!

[@TheCivildecay]

Tinywhoops is all about yaw turning :)

[@walterhartman]

Do they all fly acro?

[@Dorff_Meister]

I feel ya. Indoor whopping is HARD and watching my videos is amusing (especially the GoPro ones). I'm practicing with my Meteor65 on the RaceGOW Season 2 Track 2 (I didn't start early enough for Track 1). I can fly the course with, what I am sure is, a terrible time. I can do clean laps, just not consistently. But, I'm flying it over and over and I know I'll get better. I bought parts to build a timer. I initially was trying to use Acro, but my indoor Acro is just not up to snuff, yet. I'm focusing on Angle mode for now and as I get more comfortable with the tight spaces I'll consider trying later tracks (or next season) in Acro. I'm enjoying the additional kind of flying. I feel confident it will make me a better pilot.

[@cyberess1000]

What -- no whoops and micros, for 6 to 7 years your missing out -- Just watching your footage and other footage made me smile 🙂Whoops and Micros anywhere and time

[@alberto2974]

It is a matter of training. Once you get to máster a tiny in acro , you can do all with the rest. BEST option for winter and northern Europe weather

[@jlarson42]

Looks like lots of fun. 👍😎

[@patodronefpv]

Też myślałem że to nie dla mnie ale całą zimę spędziłem na woopach :D Zajawka na 100%, tylko wiadomo wiosna - lato to już 5"

[@spartan3299]

What a great venue! And theater seating.

[@FPVUniversity]

Yeah its a nice place

[@spartan3299]

I resemble that kind of whoop flying.

[@TimsDrones]

Flying Tinywhoops indoors during the winter - what would I do without one? They're no different from flying my 3, 4 and 5" quads - except that wind stops em cold, and there's no momentum to manage. Perfect for training. Almost indestructible.

[@johncarold]

Hey Pawel, I don't know what you are talking about ? I can't get through the gate at all. I can fly them they just don't go where I'm trying to get to. Thanks again for the video

[@GR8SCOTT]

Whoops are the future!!!

[@janernstd9842]

what simulator the best for tiny whoop flying?

[@FPVUniversity]

Have you tried Tiny Whoop GO?

[@BBFPV]

🤣🤣

[@wozinispoka.9847]

Bardzo fajny kanał :)

[@FPVUniversity]

Dzięki!

[@eymen13]

You'll do better next time!

[@michabaryla2984]

Tiny whoops are great, you can fly literally everywhere without any harm to anyone and anything...... Ok you need to watch out on hair your wife and daughter 😐

[@Halphbaked210]

Brother..... throttle expo... make sure to properly find throttle mid first....🫡