RACING PRACTICE with 75 1002 22k and Betafpv 75Pro (80 1102 22k) 

For me too! That's why I built another similar track in the next few days. (video is coming :-D)

😂🙏🏻 hello my whoop friend. This is very difficult to summarize in one comment. I'll have to make a video about it sometime when I'm done with my whoop tests. But that could still take some time. But I can summarize it for you like this: I assume you're talking about racing. 1. You have to be clear about your goal. For example, if you want to take part in races with your local FPV friends/clubs at some point, then you need to know which whoops are allowed there. For example, some only allow 65mm whoops. If you fly the same whoops as your friends then you can solve problems together and that saves a lot of time and energy 2. If you know your goal then you have to buy enough gear. So you can fly and repair efficiently and often. Don't skimp on equipment. Also race gates etc. (but 3 cube gates are enough to start with) 3. Once you have decided on a whoop, buy several of them. It's best to always fly with the same gear. 4. Then comes daily practice in real life or in the simulator. 30 minutes a day is good. But if you want to become a top pilot within a year, you need about 2 hours of training per day or more. I use acro and air because it gives me the most freedom. You can also use Angle mode, but I would only recommend it if you know that you can't practice that much and still want to be good at races. I hope this helps you a little?

@@butterflyfpv Thanks, helps a bit with 1st steps and also to see how you understood my a bit wierd question :P . 1. I don't plan to go to official racings, just want to fly for myself kinda racing style ( fast and sharp, but smooth at the same time as i see racers do) 2. Good advice to get some gates. Will take few cubes to practice( are they all same size or are different? what/where to get) 3. For several whoops will be a bit problematic at this point(due to budget), but will work towards it. 4. About flying 1-2 hours is cool, yes. Would you advice some specific moves/ways or stuff to practice or just simple fly at a built track? One more thanks for your time and effort to answer me. Will wait for a video about it. Hope will come soon. All the best!!!

@@Braincho Ok then you can try to learn Acro Mode. My Cube Gates are the "LDARC 780mm Magie Cube Racing" from aliexpress. (they are also available in 580mm size i think). I would practice specifically. Take a look on the internet how do I learn drone racing or how do I learn acro flying with the drone. Then you'll definitely find some good videos. And maybe at some point I can make a video too. Hope this helps! happy practice my friend! Please remind me again in two to three weeks..

Headsup FPV made a good video about racing (not exactly for beginners to be honest but maybe you can take something from it) The title of the video is: I Tried To Beat The RaceGOW Record... And Failed