HDZero Goggles + ImmersionRC rapidFIRE Unboxing | Tiny Whooping with the Betafpv Meteor65 Pro 

Thanks for watching man! And that a nice setup I can imagine it blows the starters out the water haha

@@jhendyy yeah man been flying it right as i got to europe, its insane, parted out a 5” to build as soon as i get back in a couple days

Thanks man!

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!💯

That’s my favorite gap but I’ve almost already drowned the drone landing in the sink 😭. Dad-gate is undefeated 😂😂

@@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.

🤣🤣 “Achievement unlocked: Fly through Dads arms” 😭😂

@@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 :)

@@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!

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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

Most expensive goggle and analogy receiver, cheapest FPV drone, good for daily play.

(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 :)

@@jhendyy still, you can not get the best of Walksnail with these goggles and WS VRX (limited to 60FPS) + HDZero analog module adapter is 50$