Thank you so much dude , comments like that mean the world especially when i think about how much i was in my own head in the past about starting the channel!
@@kaskalo2 Thanks man! and I accidentally set the OSD to PAL instead of NTSC in Betaflight so there was a flicker on the dvr footage. In the goggles It didnt do that so when I was I flying before I edited this I never noticed to change it.
Hell yeah man! I just ordered my goggles like 5 days ago, hopefully they come decently soon. I’m using the Speedybee receiver with mine, and I’m super excited because I’ve heard the goggles are great with analog. I built my first analog tiny whoop a couple months ago, and I’m now going to build an hdzero one. Super excited for that one, just a little worried about getting all the stuff in the frame. Enjoy your whoops tho! I would highly highly recommend building one at some point, it’s definitely worth it.
Thats awesome man! Im super excited to eventually try hdzero on these that should be dope once you get your hdzero one up and running. i definitely wanna build one soon cause its really simple i just hate working on tiny stuff cause i have big hands 🤣. Thanks for checking out the vid and happy flying!💯
I'm pretty heavy into DJI drones, I have 3 sets of DJI goggles. Goggles V2, & Goggles Integra Motion 2 Combo, Goggles 3. I have 7 DJI drones, including my wife's Mini 3 Pro. Mini 3, Mini 4 Pro, AIR 2S, AIR 3, DJI FPV Drone, & Avata 2. All are Fly More Combos. I also have a Whoopfly16 RTF FPV package, & a Eachine Novice 4 RTF FPV package. I want to get into traditional FPV, should buy these goggles or stick with the Goggles I have? I have to admit the new DJI goggles 3 are the most comfortable out of box, DJI goggles yet.
To start out i suggest just getting a quad with an o3 in it , something like a pavo 20 in order to get in the air as soon as possible if you have those goggles already. If tiny whooping specifically is something you want to get into then id start to look at these goggles or a dedicated pair of analog goggles. DJI Vtxs dont fit on most tiny whoops so if flying smaller quads is a dealbreaker then id consider that. If you only want one quad with great image quality without having to carry a go pro then go for the the o3 and stick with the goggles you have
@@jamiekent4777 Haha yea man this setup is really nice! If you get the chance to try it out from anyone definitely don’t hesitate. But I will say other higher end goggles with this same analog module will give you a nice experience as well so It all comes down to what you need versatility wise. And I will definitely think about adding links I’ll keep that in mind :)
I'm jealous, I have come up with a nice tiny whoop build, betafpv 0702se 27000 kV motors with peek plastic motor screws, neewbee drone light AF 65mm frame, mob 6 24 canopy, happy model super x 5 amp 5 in one aio, FXT 19B camera, HQ 31mm ultra light props and small happy model linear antenna, weighs just under 16 grams super durable very quick.
@@jayzzz1234 That sounds like a crazy light and efficient setup dude! This is my first tinywhoop but I definitely wanna get into building some of my own and having them for different purposes. An ultralight whoop like what you described would be on the list!
(in USD) The drone is around 120$. The goggles are 600$ and the analog module is around 160$. Do you need to spend 600$ on goggles for analog flying ? No not at all but i figured id "buy once cry once" for versatility and expansion into other systems as well as the analog support(which is arguably one of the best even among the other analog goggles). If you have no other goggles and want ONE goggle that can do the most then buy these or if you only have dji and wanna buy ONE goggle to have ability to fly all the other systems then id say definitely buy these. But If i would have bought a pair of skyzones, used fatsharks, or even a cheaper box goggle it would still get me in the air with analog and tiny whoops so buy whatever fits your budget and you can find in stock online that gets you up and flying quickest! That's all that matters :)
Hell yea bro it's all about having fun. Crazy Skills come with flight time takes time. Not everyone is the nastiest pilot on earth right out the gate. Great video. Just keep Ripping and having fun. That's what this hobby is about.
Great quality video!! You are pumping out great content! Keep it up. What do you recommend as the best first bind and fly drone. I have no interest in building. Thanks!
Thank you so much! And trust me this is just the beginning :) haha. For best BNF it all kinda depends on what you’re looking to do. I can speak first hand that iflight’s nazgul f5 flys beautifully and is a tank. For a 5 inch I would lean there or maybe the geprc mark 5(I’ve also heard good things about) But if you are looking for something smaller the Pavo 20 is very good and it can do a lil bit of acro freestyle and still fly smooth and slow for cinematic purposes both inside and outdoors. I’ve dove buildings downtown with it with ease and used it for indoor fly throughs. I beat it up , fly it to test out tricky flight paths for connection problems or to plan routes before flying my bigger quads. With an o3 it can do a lil of everything well (minus long range and racing obviously) I have the geprc cinelog 20 but I wouldn’t recommend that of all whoops especially if you only are trying to buy 1 quad. Whoop wise tho I’d lean towards BetaFPV. Also you’ll have to buy the vtx and install it separately for BetaFPVs bind and flys but it’s pretty easy to install and doing it shows you how simple it is to take apart and fix. I have the Pavo 20 , 25v2 , and 35 and they all fly great and are built well. And after fixing lil things and installing different vtxs and antennas as well as replacing a frames and other parts I can say they are pretty easy to work on if and when things need replaced. The best whoop quad among the betafpv ones I mentioned that will truly let you do more should wanna fly naked go pros or action cameras is the 25v2. You can make it subs 250 if you need to. It can carry a fully sized action 4 for very calm and chill flights indoors or with minimal wind outside for a min or 2.(I did this just yesterday). With a naked go pro it can fly for minutes with ease. With no action camera it can even do some acro freestyle (as much as whoop can anyway) and if you put an o3 in it the video is still useable quality wise if you fly for filming purposes. I haven’t had much more experience with that many quads beyond that. I recently got the beta fpv meteor 65 pro for a tiny whoop to mess around and I love it but I don’t have anything to compare to cause it’s my only one. It all comes down to what you wanna do and how you fly tho but hopefully some of that helps out and at least gets you closer to making a decision :)
@@romancamarena The place is owned by Dylin’s cousin and used as a junkyard to store old cars and scrap metal etc to sell. The place just sits for the most part outside of them going up to move stuff around. That would sooner disqualify the bando aspect of it to me cause many abandoned schools or old buildings /factories still have power in them(At least in PA they do and in my experience back when working construction and demo that rang true too).
@@TheKillbot7 Dylin’s cousin owns the place and knew we were there. The whole place stores old junk metal and cars(hence the RV) and old and or abandoned buildings still have power a lot of times. The place being owned by someone would sooner make it not a bando than the electricity aspect.
