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Thanks, the place deserves a revisit soon.

100%, the tale has not ended.

Baltic coast of Poland. Mielno to be precise. It was maiden (sort of.. 3rd or 4th pack) of Master 5 frame with my trusted AF236. Windy AF, but with proven tune it performed flawless 👌🏻. Footage from O3 unit.

@@proshotfpv5337 awesome!

Thanks my friend😎

That depends on the size of your nose. In my case totally dark

@@proshotfpv5337 yes ofc, i did mean for you! great, did just order lol.

Why shouldn't it? Or are you afraid the lenses will be to close to the eyes? I must admit we tested it on Goggles 2 which has built in diopter adjustment. The tests done on the Integra were done by someone not using the extra diopters. It will depend on how deep your eyes are compared to the forehead. It shouldn't be a problem. Maybe when you have very long eyelashes they may brush on the diopters. But as any face is unique it is impossible to not have variables and it is important to get the eyes as close as possible because the optics are very small on the DJI goggles

I use it with the lens cover that comes with the goggles 2, unfortunately I learned Integra doesn't ship with this cover and it is not for sale separately...

@@proshotfpv5337 Exactly! So now I’m on the hunt for a lens cover that will work. I’ll probably end up buying 3 or 4 before I find one that fits.

Thanks, great review!

thanks!@@proshotfpv5337

Thanks! It was epic and this shows. More to come from each individual location later. So much un used good footage still

Unfortunately no resellers in UK atm.

Ok will try and purchase one elsewhere. Are you using Ethix Goggle Strap btw?

@@davel9319 yes, Ethix strap. And N-factory in Germany has stock. Link in description.

That's the original cover that comes with Goggles 2. If you have G2 you should have it, not sure if it fits Integra.

@@proshotfpv5337 i have integra and it didnt come with. Thanks though

@@janezhitori6203 just checked DJI website for you and it is also not sold separately. Only included with goggle. Didn't know Integra didn't have it. Sorry...

Thanks! Glad you like it!!

First stock has arrived! www.farinsframes.com/foam-v5-per-dji-goggles-2-e-dji-integra-nuova-imbottitura-in-spugna-faceplate/ pyrodrone.com/collections/new-products/products/pyrodrone-comfyfoam-for-dji-goggles-2-ultimate-version

@@proshotfpv5337 Thanks for the link! I placed an order with Pyrodrone

@@proshotfpv5337 I'm wondering the same about Amazon. Or other online outlets in Canada.

@@richards2072 they are not sold on Amazon or Aliexpress for that matter. The bigger FPV shops have them like mentioned in the post.

Any retailers in Australia, €70 for shipping is to much

For now the first EU store that got it is Farinsframes.com N-factory should also get it this week. More stores will follow soon. www.farinsframes.com/foam-v5-per-dji-goggles-2-e-dji-integra-nuova-imbottitura-in-spugna-faceplate/

@@proshotfpv5337 thanks i order now from farins, I am curious

Not yet, Pyrodrone, Newbeedrone, DefianceRC, N-factory, Farinsframes and more will all get stock next week, but can't post links as long as it is not listed on their websites.

@@proshotfpv5337 I look forward to it.

Added some links, more to come!

Like I state in the video production has just finished and shops are expected to place their orders this week. However as it is summer holidays also some shop owners or sales reps are on holiday. So not everyone will be on the ball as quick as normal. But expect to see stock emerge in the big shops in US and EU from next week (early August 2023). Keep an eye out for shops like Pyrodrone and Drone-fpv-racer but more will follow.

Next week the following shops should receive their orders. Pyrodrone, Newbeedrone, DefianceRC, N-factory, Farinsframes... And more to follow.

No idea, more then stock for sure. Never checked. Don't fly it atm.

Thanks, there's a lot in the pipeline with lakes and diving and surfing mountains. Stay tuned 😉

Check the revisit of same spot a year later, also on my chanel

Netherlands, Almere, local field.

That's how I like it 😇

It depends on what you want. A self built fpv drone will always outperform an Avata. But Avata is easy to take along on traveling and has relative long flight times. From that perspective better motors make it a better drone. I don't use mine much, it is purely for holiday traveling. For anything serious I use my real fpv drones ;)

@@proshotfpv5337 thats all i wanted to know thanks so much i sub and liked

The tumble problem is mainly caused by bad flying. It simply isn't designed to make a maneuver like that. But... The main reason it occurs is lack of yaw authority and that is fixed with more powerful motors and props with less blades. Using the C157 motors and HQ 4 blade props the problem is much less pronounced, lot harder to reproduce. But it can't be fully fixed as the electronics crash (overflow) when it happens. With the latest software update this is "fixed" with a band-aid forcing the drone into normal mode before it crashes. But als long as you fly it the way it is intended and not try to freestyle it like a 5" you won't have the issue anyway. As you can see in this video you can corner it pretty hard without problems, but most issues appear because of un-experienced pilots flying manual making hard flat yaw turns in stead of banked ones because they are not used to proper coordinated turn inputs.

@@proshotfpv5337 thaanks for detailed answer <3 - i will buy motors and hq props. 4x5 -

Yes and no. It depends on your skills. If you want to do it properly you have to take whole avata apart and solder them directly on the control board/esc. With drone building skills that is easy, but if you don't have those it is quite a challenge. The other option is to cut the wires halfway and solder there, that prevents you from taking it apart, but will look less neat and still requires soldering skills.

Thank you for the reply, maybe I find someone that can do it. I’m not sure as I possibly crash it, I have to put in the oringinals again

Works like normal. No change. They just have more power so in manual the throttle take off point is lower and you have more power to recover from dives or acro moves. In Normal and sport the motor output is controlled by GPS and optical sensors, so it just holds altitude like with original motors, only has more power at disposal when needed.

Nope, never flown it in normal or sport mode. Manual is the way 😉

Thanks

Here too now😂🤦🏻, this is a few weeks back when it was -9 in the morning🥶

It is a new 5 blade prop 2925 size made for Avata. It looks almost the same as the original Avata prop, has same pitch, but is a little less aggressive at the root of the blades. My experience is it has less wash and feels smoother. Combined with the axis motors it now hovers around 40% throttle which is same as my other cinewhoops and no longer feels underpowered on the sticks.

Thanks for the informative reply.I ve heard the 4 blades are design for faster speed,Have u try it yet?

@@jessjess3369 Didn’t know they exist. Only came across these. I will order them when I see them. However it doesn’t really need to go faster, it is a whoop and meant for cruising and whooping. This test was with 25 deg cam. Cam angle can be adjusted up to 45 if wanted. Plenty of room still.