Tiny Whoov! - How to and Give away!

[@hannahhell4043]

Awesome build. This would be a great project to do with my son. He has the 2in1 air hogs drone/hovercraft. We would be able to race around our house

[@dobeyxxl2889]

Put a swifter pad on the bottom and cleaning the wood floors will be fun, lol

[@CrashNBurnRacing]

Good one!

[@wyrick6869]

I'm a subscriber and He'll Ya ! That looks so fun. Thanks for a simple build ....that works!

[@Orage530]

That is awesome! Would love to see what other crazy things you can make out of a tiny whoop.

[@TheNickelCHROMIUM]

Awesome quick project for a whole lotta FUN....Your videos are always straight to the point...thank you!!

[@kalenthomas9256]

That's really cool. Thanks for sharing.

[@Fpvfreaky]

Nice one man. What a great idea. Thanks for sharing . Good luck to who ever wins. 👍🏽

[@joshuachambliss7718]

These are sweet, great way to use old parts!

[@archer4922]

That is the coolest thing I've seen since I first saw a tiny whoop!

[@xternalpunk]

I've been looking at this for my son who can't fly his whoop for anything. Good how to.

[@charleshenshaw9099]

Very cool project. Thanks for sharing.

[@ThatDamnGuy14]

Thats AWESOME looks like a blast to run.

[@derrickmattox1613]

Freaking awesome. I need one for the snow here in Michigan

[@modelnutty6503]

build really light, dollar store foam board platform, 7mm closed cell packaging foam cut 3/4" wide to wrap the bumper/skirt, 2" longer than typical just might buzz along pretty good in powdery duff, may also float and capable on water.

[@woutchauvaux6672]

This is awesome! I just realised I gave away my only micro 2 weeks ago so I can't do it now.

[@danamoose1234]

Very cool, can't wait to make one!

[@lucasgerain1779]

Just beautiful

[@LarokCreations]

wow, thanks for sharing!

[@bama3dr608]

Great video! Thanks for the entry.

[@dylanwatkins4249]

Looks great!

[@CrashNBurnRacing]

You are the winner! Please email me at [e-mail] with your shipping address and I will get it sent to you.

[@SSiXaXiS]

That's sweet bro, good way to cure the winter blues

[@72jorel]

That's neet.. A hover craft.. .👍

[@rawpicsfpv3516]

Omg this looks Like a Lot of fun! Thanks for Sharing!!!;) If i won't win (i think so;) is there any Shop that sells this frames? I have a Blade inductrix fpv laying around, maybe a can build a Thiny whoov Out of it!;)

[@CrashNBurnRacing]

You sure can, you can cut a frame out of foam also.

[@davdaya]

tis is one of the coolest project.. i've seen.. 👍😎

[@Skydive4ever]

Cool stuff, It looks just as much fun as the whoop :-p

[@k6lsn]

Too cool. Would love to have one :) Peace, Wheelchair John in Idaho :)

[@dronereviewman9580]

Killer channel thanks for sharing! 👍👍

[@terryhicks5456]

I like it may need to build one

[@CrashNBurnRacing]

If you want one let me know.

[@andrewgonzalez2328]

Awesome video

[@reisfpv638]

Best tiny whoop mod ever!

[@lodewijk-9550]

So next a Brushles one ??😋😀 Nice vid

[@modelnutty6503]

done it, single motor ducted style, works really good!

[@whizkidthe2]

That would be fun to play with

[@thecreaturefpv9295]

Why does mine just spin in circles?

[@CrashNBurnRacing]

Try switching the left motors to the right side.

[@thecreaturefpv9295]

I switched the back two motors and now it works like a dream! Thank you for the amazing design, it is so fun to drive! 😁

[@modelnutty6503]

+Crash N Burn Racing so glad to see people improvising these together!! last summer I'd e-mailed eachine and furibee both, suggesting a quick re-programming of these boards for lift throttle left stick, forward/reverse/left/right on the right stick.... I guess they oval filed it, and I never guessed swapping rear motors left/right would WORK as well as it does (can't take credit for that part and sure ain't trying to!). if the boards were re-programmed it'd sure help to balance these out, in hover they should drift slowly backwards and straight, more air escaping out the front, because when it's flying forward the still air will knock air cushion back/aside. a very slight rear skirt drag (or nearly) at speed, helps act as keel to run a straight line easier. my larger model H/C: scratch build from coroplast, pool noodle, 2212 2700kv 5" 6 blade prop, ducted to provide lift, steering vanes etc... might have cost 23 bucks total and about 11x20" size... success! unless there's wind blowing it around out of control, it's fun. the "rounded star" shape pool noodle, cut so a point is downward, one is outward (like a molded in bumper), slitting sideways into the top of the center hole of the noodle, gives about 1-3/8" height to the platform for making the C duct for 40% of the air to cushion. 6 blade 3p prop giving the best static pressure+CFM for 2 blades always actively shoving air in (less blowback). protects it, effective, cheap, easy to replace too. single thickness coroplast platform flexes just enough for the perimeter of the pool noodle to flop flat when loaded/balanced (battery pack position). fan shroud also coroplast, easy with hobby knife, CA, imagination. no content uploaded yet but should be tiny image in my banner anyway.

[@Tminusdoesit]

I want it

[@scottyfpv2696]

please enter me man, thats so cool :D

[@IceCreams62]

I would like to have one of this :-) !!!!

[@geminifpv9379]

Pick me pick me