Runcam Thumb Flywoo Firefly 1S FR Nano Baby Quad V1.2 

Thanks for watching really helps and I'm glad you liked the video

Yes cant keep up with the updates even making videos day by day

@@AndyRCchannel Haha, yeah Adrian is insanely fast.

Thats a good one hmm interesting idea. Yeah 35 quid from AliExpress. Can't complain

Hmm interesting mine wont. Perhaps my USB port is struggling to provide enough power or something

@@AndyRCchannel totally possible. I have a tablet that won't power some whoops when plugged in to betaflight, but does others and stacks just fine. Best guess I got is that the USB power was only made to meet minimum spec of something like 5v 500ma. I don't know off the top of my head what the Thumb requires.

Is your lens tilting by default? Please send a video to run@runcam.com to confirm and get a solution. Thanks

It wouldn't connect to a ph2 charger. It's the opposite mating so the battery plugs into the ph2 not a charger.

@@AndyRCchannel Ha, what do you know they do have their head up their arse.

It wasn't when this video was made. This video took two weeks to make

One is stabilized with gyro flow and one is not. It tells u which is which in the bottom left corner of the screen

@@AndyRCchannel LOL I see. I am an idiot. Thanks :)

@@propwash6880 don't be silly I should have made it more clear

For sure

Just going off their instructions as well as well as my 64 gb not working. Cheers

$50

dont think iv ever had more than 80m range with an frsky spi receiver

@@AndyRCchannel I've been 500 feet at the farthest so far

@@kottonfpv2666 I can see that i suppose but thats still only 150 meters, half point of this field is 120M not enough for my small place

You can't compare them. Baby ape is a 3 inch toothpick type model.

I have happy model and betafpv 1w. Both work fine

60fps. Would only use 50fps if flying indoors in the uk as 60fps would cause lights to flicker. It comes with 60fps set as standard so only need to turn on gyro option

yes :)

This one isn't from flywoo it's from Banggood. Iv never bought directly from flywoo. But you will get better support from bangood. And always pay with Paypal then you can raise a refund request. Wouldn't say boycott flywoo personally. They have progressed the hobby in certain aspects. Sorry you had a bad experience. As for the "if you are andyrc comment" I understand your frustrations. But with all due respect you don't know what it's like to be me.

This one isn't from flywoo it's from Banggood. Iv never bought directly from flywoo. But you will get better support from bangood. And always pay with Paypal then you can raise a refund request. Wouldn't say boycott flywoo personally. They have progressed the hobby in certain aspects. Sorry you had a bad experience. If you think your experience is unique then you would be wrong. This type of stuff happens to every company especially buying direct from china. You have to learn where to buy and how to buy. Otherwise the hobby does not progress. They also have to factor in user error which is very hard not to prove in this hobby

@@AndyRCchannel Yep, Flywoo ended my RC career after just one flight. That makes it the worst RC company ever, imho. Esp. when I told them what the problem was, and they might want to warn their other customers as the fix was simple and cheap (10 pence?) to do. Nope, they just shrugged and could care less. Which is why all my videos of the last 2 years have been in the sim ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BlMnuymspxI.html Most of my RC equipment I bought off Bangood as well. No more RC garbage for me for a while. Once burned, a thousand times shy. For the record, Radiomaster RMA repair under warranty wasn't much better. At least they give you a year, unlike Flywoo's.. 2 weeks. What a joke. Not even enough time to configure it in Betaflight and create a model. So yeah, no more Flywoo until I take 415 English pounds out of their hide in comment posts. If one company had ended the RC hobby for you, maybe a faulty failsafe chopped off your fingerwhat would you think of it? It was just that traumatic for me to have the quad explode on the bench. Hobby game over for me. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AVSL6WbVM84.html

@@AndyRCchannel Sorry, you said Firefly, and I heard Firefly, but all I could think of was my traumatic psychological experience with Flywoo. How far are you from Coventry? I write back and forth to a nice polite girl super cute gor; with social phobia in Coventry every day. I sent her about 150 pounds this year via Paypal so she'd have more to eat than just bacon. She tries to make extra money via sewing but that just don't cut it in 2022. I told her if we're still friends in 3 years I'll send her a round trip ticket to come to the US for a summer, or I'll go to England and then Europe to fly the Eiffel Tower, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, EuroDisney when it's closed, Switzerland and Austria.

@@choppergirl I'm 50 minutes away from Coventry that's a very kind gesture you are doing for that person. I have social anxiety, general anxiety and depression so I can imagine that you are helping that person a lot. Yes when things go wrong in the hobby it can be extremely frustrating and traumatic. I myself have been guilty of outbursts and wanting to boycott companies. Especially when you feel there is nothing you can do about it. I believe a lot of people have abandoned fpv for this very reason and it's sad. The issue really is that china / Asia is the only place able to make this stuff. I hope one day there is a way that other countries are able to do it and make it affordable.

@@AndyRCchannel I think everywhere in southern England is 50 minutes from everywhere else almost lol. London anyway. Alexa tells e the weather there, you're 30F always colder than me. Blazing hot 100F here now. I tried to convince her instead of sewing and selling it, to sew up some character or cosplay outfits, and get people to donate to get their picture taken with her out on the street because she was an amateur model. She's 27. I told her for starters she could get some flight goggles and make up a WW2 RAF outfit with boots, and play Spitfeur Anne for the tourists and hang around the local museum there where they have a Spitfire and Hurricane, and tell some history off her head about the Blitz or Bombing of Coventry, and maybe she'd be a hit with the locals or get in the newspaper. People eat up that WW2 stuff here on RU-vid. I'd even pay for the outfit materials. I was painfully shy and still can't do cold calls or interviews. I overcame the rest by FPS gaming. You can't be shy when you're i war mode. Or angry. Or mad about something. All shyness just goes otu the window. If you ever need to suddenly get assertive to do something that you just got to do, try it, get angry. At your phobia or some perceived injustice. You look at shy kids, and when they feel they just got scr3wed by their sibling at home, they are in no way shy at all... in fact, viscious assertive. So it's all a imagination thing running wild in your head and fear of unknown. Take a few steps to know somethign firsta bot what scares you, so it's not a black box unknown, and it becomes less intimidating. I got a collection of RC stuff about like yours, probably even more and higher end. The US government dumped a lot of money on us unemployed people at the start of the pandemic, and I went from zero to being flush with cash, so I could afford the best. Now, hmmm, its a bit dated, but still brand new. Maybe someone day I'll get it back in the air, but I don't look forward to all the soldering I have to do now.