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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2021
- Piloting a FPV drone is not easy, specially in the beginning. The learning curve is steep and we all need tips on how to be able to practice as much as possible.
Here are some reasons why owning a tiny whoop will help you with that
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Published Aug 2021
I’ve been on the fence with Tinywhoops as I really enjoy exploring outside with my Cinewhoops…. But you made some really good points and as I also live in an area where outside weather is terrible, it’s more compelling for me to now consider getting a tinywhoop to race around.
Also playing TinyWhoopGo has been a lot of fun
Great to hear. Tinywhoops are fun
I agree with you in all aspects: me myself „discovered” the 1S tiny woops half year ago after flying 5” and 3” on 4S: they are fun and allow me to try tricks without being afraid of damaging the quad or what so ever it flys against. My choices: Mobula6 (25KV) and UZ80. By the way: they are also perfect for flying outdoors, like in my little garden on a dry and not too windy day! Another I love: Crux3 (2S) for the garden and park. Check it!
Thanks Olivier. I do go a bit outside with these 1S, I didn't want to show DVR recording because is such a bad quality, but I go through the windows out to the garden and in again through the door sometimes, but I see that the minimum wind blows these drones away. Maybe I live in a too windy area? Also, as soon as I go out with most of them I get extremely bad jello.
Will check the Crux3, and I'm with you in your choices!
Great points! Great presentation!
Thanks for watching
I own a few tinywhoops and yes they are fun to fly indoors, especially when you have Canadian winter weather. But boy they fail fast if you hit them hard. Subscribed!
I have crashed mine quite often, not huge crashes, but bumps here and there and falling from the sky a couple of times and they are still alive. Crossing my fingers for a long life for my 1S :D
This is the one that made me sub!
Great! thanks for subscribing
Thanks for all your videos man! Very good information and has helped me a lot! I just started the fpv journey and will be documenting it all on my channel. I have one question are you Spanish?!
Hola Cristian. I'm form Venezuela, but I live in Sweden. My shop is located in Sweden and ship to everywhere in EU. Send me a PM over FB messenger if you want any help with our content!
100% agreed with you ... i really enjoy flying my geprc tinygo indoor more than dji fpv.
Can you do aerobatic with tiny whoops? If not, is there a good option for practicing 3D-freestyle, but also small enough to fly at home?
Acrobatics is very limited for these smalls drones. I think the best if you want to train freestyle in your house is to use a simulator.
@@NordFPV thanks for quick response! Can I do it with the controller Jumper T Lite CC2500 and in perspective bying a drone for it? Or I'd need some more advanced controller? (sorry, Im quite new in the hobby)
Check out “Infinity loops” channel. Guys doing mindblowing whoop freestyle indoor
@@MisVi321 Of course! already sibscribed!
I should probably get one of these just to mess around 😄
My next video is about how each one of these behaves but I already started to bring some to the shop. Feel free to go and check what I have. More to come
I'm flying my tiny whoop OUTDOORS a lot, in parks and around sites like churches and memorials. I still am not sure why everyone is so focused on indoors flights tho, since lots of tiny whoops are able to go as far as 300 meters - which is more then enough to have quick fun, flying in a public place without any risk for pedestrians or problems with authorities. For the most part, people are not even understanding what going on, it's either a dude in weird helmet sitting with some gamepad in hands, or even just some distant "zzzz" sound if pilot is hidden from site, might be just a drill on a near construction sight or something like a motorbike. And on my experience, 300 meters is WAY more then enough to fly up high, enjoy the view, race with some pigeons or what not.
Indoors is fun too, but it's really not the ONLY way to fly.
Hi, I focus a lot on indoor flying because I live in a country where the weather doesn't allow me to fly outdoors more than a few weeks per year, if it's not the temperature, it's rain, if not snow, if not wind... so if I want to fly I need to fly indoors lol
@@NordFPV yep, understandable))
As you said, perfect for practicing at the lunch break or other breaks. 5 minute break/hour they say. That means fly one battery/hour 🤔 Wonder how popular it will be to bring the drone to the office when all this "work-at-home-covid-thing" is over 😂
That sounds fun. Will see if I can implement that in my group 😂
i bought my radio from nordfvp💪💪
Thank you and I hope you enjoy it!