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I totally agree with you, 250g is such an arbitrary number! I can do sub 250g for the sake of doing it, but my 6s setup (over 250) is so much better 😁

The easiest way is to first offload to your computer, but if you have an android phone with an sd card slot, you can pop the memory card into your sd card slot.

Hey, thanks for watching, sure thing! Build list: 5" Frame 👉 bit.ly/QAVFPV5 2307 (5") motors 👉 bit.ly/FPV2307 7" Frame 👉 bit.ly/QAVFPV7 2807 (5") motors 👉 bit.ly/FPV2807 Premium Stack 👉 bit.ly/ArgusProPlugs Budget Stack 👉 bit.ly/ArgusEco GoPro arm 👉 amzn.to/4c3Xzpt DJI O3 Air Unit 👉 bit.ly/O3Air * I recommend using the antenna that comes with the DJI O3, it's works great and a long antenna might make it harder to tune the quad. * Either of these stacks would work well, depends on your budget. Don't get the August "pro" stack with the aluminum heatsinks, it's too tall and it doesn't fit into the frame well. Good luck, let me know how it goes!

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Hey, thanks for watching! Yes, the Integra's come with a set of interchangeable diopter lenses that you can insert according to your prescription.

Really? Maybe you ordered the true X model? I think only the deadcat version has that feature because the layout of the arms creates more space in the body/topplate.... but you can still route your battery lead out the rear, right?

It's an awesome quad, you'll love it. Thanks for watching!

Thanks a lot for that! I'm in Cuenca, Ecuador, lots of opportunities for scenic FPV shots here 😁

Gracias amigo 🤙

It's a fun all around build and it's awesome on 6s 😉

Sure, no problem, FYI there are loads of free 3d prints available for this frame on sites like thingiverse...

Here is the rear GPS mount I used... www.thingiverse.com/thing:5425766 Here is a basic top mount, which looks like the one GEPRC sells for this frame. www.thingiverse.com/thing:4056305 It says it's for the HD version but I don't think it matters when it comes to that rear mount. For the GoPro mounts, there are loads to choose from, but make sure to choose one that is for the regular (non-hd) version of the frame, because the spacing of the front standoffs, which is where the GPS mont would be screwed in, are different...

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DJI is awesome, you should try it!

Hey there Lukas, don't worry about questions feel free to ask, this hobby is super confusing until you get your head around things! No, I didn't use a throttle limit on these quads, no need, they use 4s batteries and the motors are designed for 4s. However, I have run both of these with 6s batteries, and in that case I did use a motors output limit. Basically I limited the voltage going to the motors in Betaflight by one third since 6s is 1/3 more voltage than 4s. That way I could use 6s batteries without harming the motors...

Sounds like a good choice for a lightweight build and efficient flights. What size batteries were you able to fit keeping sub-250g? 4s is the most practical choice for a lightweight build like this.

@@colibrifpv Sadly none. Wth 200g weight, I would have to use tiny below 50g battery and even my smallest 4s 650mh is 73g. I would have to run AIO, don't use vifly GPS mate, no TPU and then maybe it would be ~250g. Honestly, I just wing it. Here is one flight where jello is an issue (only on the runcam, not on the analogue camera) th-cam.com/video/yrKTe58xKDQ/w-d-xo.html

Good question... Slightly larger props and better battery capacity on the Pavo20, but props out of view on the Pavo Pico... I have a Pavo20 on order and I'll have a comparison video up soon!

Thanks a lot, really appreciate your feedback! The DJI O3 does a great job when there is enough sun light!

Thanks Lucy, glad you liked the video, I'm enjoying the Atlas4, it's a great frame!

Mine will definitely rip on 6s, it's still lightweight so the power to weight ratio is insane!

I know, I was flying super tame in these test flights. At the flying field I was doing maiden flights and didn't want to push, then at that second location where the waterfall is, I was flying super careful because if you go down over that forest there is no chance of getting the drone back. I can say that on 6s batteries, those 1804 motors will rip on a lightweight quad like this, the power to weight ration is crazy!

That's a great combo you went for, and I think putting the GPS up front is a good idea... I put mine in the rear because I want to have the option to use the GoPro mount with my GP Bones, but having GPS up front will get you better reception and you can leave out that rear mount to save some weight. If you don't mind going over 250g you should try some li-ion packs with your build, it's a great match for super long flights!

That's awesome, is yours sub-250g with that setup? Those 1604 motors should be lighter and more efficient for this ultralight build, but I wanted to have the option to fly mine with a GoPro Bones, and on smallish 850mah 6s it flies 👌Although I have to admit that mine is not a "true" sub-250g build, I can run 4s 550mah under sub250g, just to say I can, but I don't think it's really possible to do 6s under 250g...

@@colibrifpv yeah I don’t think it’s feasible for it to be a sub 250 long range build. Mine isn’t sub 250. I think you’d be able to easily carry a GoPro bones with these 1604s. I ran a 6s 1200mah and the motors were completely cool.

Really? Compared to what? I suppose it's not as good as a dedicated action camera like a GoPro, or it's not quite as durable as the original Vista, but do you honestly think there is anything on the market that can beat ir right now? 🤔

Thanks a lot for your feedback, really glad you liked the build!

Maybe at launch, but how about at current pricing? You can find the Integra's on sale for $350 which I think makes them the best FPV goggles for the price... insane quality for that much money...

Hey thanks for watching! Yeah, I looked very closely at the Cinelog 25 from GEPRC, and I went with the Pavo25 V2 mostly for the better power system... the larger motors on the Pavo25 V2 give me the option to carry a GoPro Bones when I want too, and a 2.5" cinewhoop that can carry a GoPro is literally a do-it-all solution for most filming projects, indoors/outdoors, etc. However, the Cinelog25 does have a better camera dampening system, and GEPRC's BNF's are known to fly amazing out of the box, so it's not a bad choice either. For me it comes down to whether or not you want to carry a GoPro. If you don't, or if you want to carry a "naked" cam, consider the Cinelog25, but if you want the flexibility to carry a heavier cam (notice I flew a full GoPro Mini in this video... no way the Cinelog 25 could do that!), then consider the Pavo25 V2 👍

@@colibrifpv Thanks for the reply. I'm still on analog for now, but planning to switch to O3 and looking around to what would be nice choice. Mostly I was wondering and asking about overall quality(there is a bit difference in price and I thought it may be worse if cheaper...), and not planning to use goPro, for self use O3 is enough I think. In future if need for commercial usage will invest separately, but for now just fun and some memory vids. Would you also suggest a 2 inch series of any brand or 2.5 is the golden middle(kind of best in between 2 and 3 inches)

I think it's all about where you fly and being prudent in what you do.... on TH-cam I'm pretty visible so I always make sure to have a "spotter" when doing my tests and comply with all the rules 🫡

I really like the LR40 also but for this one I wanted to do a custom build with those larger 1804 motors in order to carry a GoPro Bones. I don't think the LR40 would be good for an external cam with those smaller motors and GPS tower, although I'm sure it is more efficient...

Great to know that it was helpful, thanks for your feedback!

It's true that Flywoo popularized the 4" ultralight long range, but the Atlas 4 is no copy, it's much more robust, with larger motors in mind, and several other differences if you look closely...

​​@@colibrifpv I have the flywoo LR. It's basically identical. I don't need it to be robust, I don't freestyle with long-range drones. Edit: Not really a big deal. They all copy each other. Just pointing out that it's nothing new to me.

@@DingleBerryschnapps Got it 😉 I agree that Flywoo definitely invented this 4" long-range category!

Thanks a lot for that, really glad to have you here!

Thanks a lot, really appreciate your feedback!

I'm demonstrating the concept that you get greater energy capacity vs. weight with li-ion packs than you do with lipos packs, and your comment is mistaken...I am not comparing 4s to 6s, I'm comparing 4s to 4s and 6s to 6s. Were I comparing 4s to 6s I would have done it in watt-hours, and I think I did talk about watt-hours in the context of the rules for taking your flight packs on airplanes. Seriously 😉

Hey there, sure thing, the video's already done but I will let you know in the comments!

That's my thinking too... the DJI O3 is not as good as the GoPro, but it really closes the gap between onboard DVR vs. external action cam and the advantages in terms of convenience, cost, and weight are huge...

@@colibrifpv totally! Not something I'd use in a cinematic mountain dive but it's deffenently useable to show some friends your clips or even so some biggenner level cinematic shots.

Thanks a lot William, really appreciate your feedback!

Hey! I just saw this, sorry I never responded! Sure, here are the motors I used, they are the T-motor F60 Pro V's, in 1750 KV on 6s they have tons of thrust and are still very efficient... bit.ly/F60ProV

Awesome!!! Really appreciate you taking the time. I understand comments can get lost at times with how much comment smtraffic comes through. Thanks again 😊

Awesome, you'll love it, good luck with the build! Note there is a detailed assembly diagram in their support pages, but none included in package :)

@@colibrifpvwhat motors and loops have you used?

@@ElDooderino For motors I'm using the FlyfishRC 1804 2450's on 6s and so far I've only had a chance to do a maiden flight because it's raining like crazy here in Ecuador and I'm still on the stock Betaflight tune, but as an ultralight 4" on 6s batteries it flies amazing!

Hey, real sorry about that, I meant to upload the full review right after the short but I haven't been able to finish the editing yet. It will be up very soon. Sorry for the delay!

Full video is now up. Thanks for your patience th-cam.com/video/s3-4h3etPXI/w-d-xo.html

Shout me out if you want. I have a fpv drone as well.😀

Thanks for the feedback on those 1804 motors, I really like them on this quad, it's nice to have the option to run larger batteries and/or a GoPro Bones when you don't need to be sub-250g. The video is all ready I just haven't had a chance to get and and record some flight footage. Thanks for your suport!

Full video is now up 😉 👉 th-cam.com/video/s3-4h3etPXI/w-d-xo.html

Thanks a lot for that, really appreciate it!

Thanks very much, I really appreciate your feedback!