Mate , bloody awesome to hear at that age your still smashing it I am 38 im only new to this but its good to hear this is a hobby that can keep us all going into our older years :) Shred it brother cheers from australia
@@SpaghettiFPV-tg3qh My back is bad, my hips don't work. But, as soon as I put my goggles on - look out, the old man is going to rip some s#&t! I do some long rang too. FPV is freedom for me. Remember, it's all about the gap!
@@KaiVertigoh I'm think I might get the radiomaster zorro but I still don't know if I should get the elrs or the 4in1 version. Can you tell me what you would get(by the way this will be my first radio)
It’s just bizzare thinking about how I’m watching video this as a hobby while dudes half a globe away are probably watching to fly a warhead into other dudes
When an introductory video has no "Buy either this product, this or that one" and instead offers insides and understanding of different parameters, than I know it's good introductory video :D thanks
This is the video you need to see This is the type of guy you want to learn from This is extremely important knowledge This is what I've been looking for This is it.
As a total Newb I really appreciate this video! It stopped me from thinking I have to go ALL OUT and buy the whole enchilada - so NOW I know I can start with a controller and sim to start - PERFECT!!! I also know when it becomes time to move I will be building my drone (thankx again!) so I know how to fix it (I am kind of hard on thing, so yeah), will want digital goggles and will get a Cinewwhoops to start! This answered SO MANY Qs I had about how to start that I will actually be able to take the first step today!!! You are awesome!
Availability is another big factor. It’s now early January when I ordered my dji goggles 2 radio transmitter back in November with the hopes I’d be able to discover FPV over the Christmas break
I’m in my late 40’s and was skeptical about drone flying in general, after your video… I am hooked! Thanks to your video, I will be ordering a controller and getting a simulator today - Thank you!
Great video. Best thing I ever did when I first started was bought a second hand 5” didn’t fly it properly for the first year, only did sim. Then gradually would practice. I also think building your own will help in the long run as if somthing is too fail you should be able too work it out as you’ve built it yourself. Love the video man
Thank you so much! That was the most detailed video I've seen for beginners. I'm starting to study FPV drones, focusing on learning how to build one on my own. I thought it would be cheaper, but I understand the materials like motors and the main board have good quality, and the goggles and remote controller last for years. I loved your comment about learning how to fix the drone. I think that is the key to spending less money on it because the drone will break a lot of times (it's inevitable) and you will save a lot of money fixing it on your own.
Most definitely Matheus! I am happy that the video was helpful. There are definitely more cost-efficient ways to start, but you really do get what you pay for when it comes to FPV. And you're right, learning to fix your drones when they crash WILL save you a good amount of money in the long run, if you are up to the challenge!
Thank you for this amazing video! Just barely getting my feet wet in the FPV world and it seems like theres an overwhelming amount of information out there. Not only does this information give a non-intimidating and straightforward approach, it also cuts straight to the point and doesn't overload me. Thank you 👊🏽
I am so glad I found your video! I’ve been wanting to get into this for so long, I still fly a phantom 3 but want to get into fpv and didn’t know where to start so thank you I’ll start here!
I subscribed. I'm just an old school RC car & truck guy. More and more I want a decent drone with a decent camera and decent speed and battery life. If only to scout areas to play and bash my RC cars and trucks, but also to record them, and have that footage to be able to optimize the vehicles, and see what went wrong, and where. As with all things RC, you will break things. Soldering is a must. Understanding ESC's and motors, their sizes and kV rating... Batteries and sizes, mAh ratings, and discharge rates... These will definitely increase your enjoyment of the hobby, or at least, it certainly did for me. Eager to watching more of your videos, glad I found this channel. Keep up the great work, I'm eager to get started with a drone in 2025!
Ive been running a property photography since the pandemic and boy did a simple $800 360 cam bring in so much profit customers always want an edge I’d imagine drone profits
Well, this is the first of your videos i have come across since buying my son a drone for Christmas, very fun ngl, i already had Helo and aircraft RC experience so flying was easy, but the info was good, thanks alot, subscribed
Thank You Kai! thats a lot of info in a short video it kept my full attention through the whole vid. I'm gonna have to rewatch and take some notes. I've been flying mid level camera drones for about a year and have just started looking into FPVs. Newly retired and love to tinker, build and solder, cant wait to get started!
You're most welcome Roy! Congratulations on retiring, the world of FPV will keep you plenty busy and excited! Hope to see you around more, best of luck
For a newbie like myself, I found your video to be a great starting tool. I took notes, step by step and even typed out your Diligent Practice & Patient Progress, printed it and put it up in my shop. Thanks again for your wisdom.
One thing I found when starting fpv was how vital it is learning how to land as it’s something that is obviously lacking from the simulator process. I’m quite confident with flying now, but learning how to land back on a landing pad is proving difficult. I’m just disarming my quad when it’s in my general location and then walking a couple meters or whatever to collect it. And learning about lipos and voltage etc is really important as well. I learned acro via the Avata and Dji Fpv, and recently upgraded to a Bob57 03 with crossfire, and am considering getting either the cinelog 35 v2, or cinebot 30.
100% agree with you bro, build your first fpv is the best option, I just finished my first fpv drone build with a digital set up and it was a very fun process
Thanks so much! I think alot of beginners have trouble having the right mindset and sight to see the overview of getting into the world of FPV. Your video was really warm, gentle and welcoming for the lot of us who are absolute beginners. Great job!
This video followed by Joshua Bardwell's learn to fly an fpv drone today should be combined into a master class! This is the video i needed a month ago when trying to make sense of the decision and pain points in this hobby / profession. cheers!
I haven’t read any of the comments yet but I’m sure there’s a lot which will be identical to this one. Dude, thank you! 🙏 Everything you just said I understood completely and made sense unlike many other videos I’ve seen on FPV for beginners! Thanks again bro, you got a like and subscribe from me! 👍
My friend… you’d be surprised, it’s not often someone voices their thanks to this degree, and it ALWAYS touches me. Thank you so much for watching, and I am so glad it helped you as much as it did. I’m grateful to have you around, always feel free to voice your thoughts! 😁🙏🏼
Cool Video, I recently got myself a creap ass 15 dollar drone and i´m obsessed with it, flying it at every oppertunity. Now i wanna really get into it and your video was extremely helpful, Thanks a lot😁
I wanted to start with DJI drones but after watching your video I have realized I would love to build it myself as well be able to repair myself as I love building things. Thanks for an awesome video!❤
Hi Kai, I ordered the NewBee kit before watching your video. It arrives in a couple days. You can't beat the price. I am downloading Velocidrone as I type. I found it on another review channel and you reinforced that choice. The radio that comes with the Newbee kit will work with it. I'll spend most of the winter on Velocidrone and then the NewBee in the house. It was the most affordable way to get a kit and controller to jump right into simulation. I am looking at a Newbee Stinger as a second FPV drone. After I see how much I like flying, I will build my own. Seems like the most rational progression. I am staying under 250g (to avoid licensing, tracking etc) and avoiding DJI concerned about the ban and parts in the future. I have an Autel Nano+. I am also 71 and don't mind a learning curve. ;)
thinking of getting into drone for my amateur videography then I came across your video, its an eyes opener for me. I think FPV is way more interesting than just regular drone. Hopefully I can learn something from you and start building my first drone . thank you and Subscribed.
You have had the best info on fpv i've ever seen, and i've seen alot...from nurk, rotor riot, ken h and many more. Keep up the good work and i subscribed and liked!
Question how do you know what to look for to know that it's compatible with your remote such as if you get the TBS Tango 2? Well like the site say that it's compatible with that or what do you look for? And also does the TBS Tango to sync with your computer to do the simulator? Also to do the DJI fpv drones have the geofencing like the regular drones? By the way great video I've have a autel Robotics Evo II drone and I love it and I have been wanting to get into fpv drones for a while now and just didn't know where to get started or what I'm looking for.
Thank you for this video - it's exactly what I needed to take the plunge. Time to liquidate some guitar pedals I no longer use and get myself a sim and controller!
Damn bro. Never considered FPV until I saw your short and this great explanation. Have a DJI mini that I used to love flying with this Bald Eagle in my old backyard until I crashed it and cracked an arm. Now you got me thinking about trying to fix it myself or just straight build a new one. Thanks guy
This is a great video and everything I was wanting to learn about FVP Drones. I have an Inspire and Mavic, but want to have fun and shoot some more aggressive angles. Thanks!
Just wow. I'm getting more and more interested in FPV drones and going to try them myself (i'm a big fan of fast paced race games). If only they could put some sort of guns on these things (harmless for everyone and everything but other drones)... )) Thanks a lot, Kai, your video is amazing, clear and the best on the topic i've seen so far )
I am starting a school to get my certification in UAS piloting- but i was definitely inferested in learning mofe about FPV drones and there applications! This industry isnt going anywhere any time soon and i want to learn as much as i can. Thanks for the video!
Great video, rn I want to buy and install a camera on my brothers (now mine) Traxxas Alias and really wanting to get some kind of DJI combo or maybe I’ll build my own someday
Glad I found this, thank you for making it. You mentioned it best to learn to build from “the right sources”. Any specific build sources you’d either recommend to look into and/or any to steer clear of? Thanks for your time.
Thanks for the video! Ive been wanting to dip my toes into using a drone and this went a long way towards giving me the info on what to expect if i go for it! Thanks again!
Hello Kai! this is the first video of your that I watched. But for sure It was a great video and it was very realistic and rational by the way. thanks for it!
I’m actually excited about the steep learning curve and high skill ceiling in flying fpv. I play Titanfall2 and man, the skill ceiling is so high and I enjoyed the whole way learning everything especially the movement.
Thanks for an informative video. I have 2 questions I hope you can help me with since Im new at this. 1. How do one know if the controller is ELRS or CRSF? Is it only based on if its TBS that makes it? 2. How do one know if the googles are digital or analog and if its compatible with the drone (the chip in the drone)?
Bro I've been flying drones for awhile now( about 5 years) I want to get into I've had a bunch of dji drones and a few others. I am trying to get into building and flying fpv's. Super intrigued. Great job on the video. I would love to pick your brain on some things start blessed
Oh wow...where to start? First. Awesome video!!! Well laid out and executed. The Subaru shot was amazing! Just want to say, I'm in the high to medium range on price. You get what you pay for. I'm new to this btw. To the drone fpv. I've done los drone for a few years with a cheap as cheap drone can get from "Wish" lmao. I was able to fly that piece of work. Now ready for a new adventure. As for the longevity, about 3 to 4 days a week. For the performance, hobby/work. I also want to say, I like your six steps. I'm just adding one more step between 1-5. Adding some soldering material to practice on. Have some in my cart as I type this lol. I know how just not well. Now that I am getting my Radiomaster tx16s mkii v4 earlier than I was going to :-) can you help me with what dang cord I need? I'm hitting one of those rabbit holes that go everywhere. Or I'm just skimming by what I need. Like Amazon has a Bluetooth module for 11 bucks not sure on that one either. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I come from a wide range of Rc from a Tekno eb48.4 buggy to a Kyosho Nexus 30 heli. I was only able to hover my heli a few feet off the ground...augured it a few times also. So, I know all too well of taring apart and rebuilding over and over. And for your comment about learning los...pretty sure I have that down. Looking forward to getting the simulator game and use my new radio, which is going to be the transparent one with mods in the making also :-) Well, I think that sums it all up lol. If you can help about the cable or exactly what I need for the radio for the sim game and the Bluetooth module that would be great!! I want the Bluetooth so the sound can come thru my earbuds and not the speaker in the radio. What can I say, I nerdy lol. Thanks again. One last thing. Like your quote at the end.
Bro you can't just make a concise and well written video like this I have too many hobbies I can't take on another one 😭😭😭
Ikr
FR
ADHD moment
Oh but fpv I do worth the endeavor🙂
😢 hi5
Nice job kid! I'm a 71 year old ripper! Exactly how I learned! Will recommend!
It's an honor!!
Mate , bloody awesome to hear at that age your still smashing it
I am 38 im only new to this but its good to hear this is a hobby that can keep us all going into our older years :)
Shred it brother cheers from australia
@@SpaghettiFPV-tg3qh My back is bad, my hips don't work. But, as soon as I put my goggles on - look out, the old man is going to rip some s#&t! I do some long rang too. FPV is freedom for me. Remember, it's all about the gap!
@@ghettogardens1 bloody awesome mate
U put any up ? Ill checkout ya channel
@@KaiVertigoh I'm think I might get the radiomaster zorro but I still don't know if I should get the elrs or the 4in1 version. Can you tell me what you would get(by the way this will be my first radio)
It’s just bizzare thinking about how I’m watching video this as a hobby while dudes half a globe away are probably watching to fly a warhead into other dudes
When an introductory video has no "Buy either this product, this or that one" and instead offers insides and understanding of different parameters, than I know it's good introductory video :D thanks
This is the video you need to see
This is the type of guy you want to learn from
This is extremely important knowledge
This is what I've been looking for
This is it.
This is very kind of you to say, Danny, thank you. I am super happy you learned from the video, and I hope to see you around more. Best of luck!
@KaiVertigoh 🤗🤗🤗🤗 actually the kindness is thanked towards you and great full to cross paths with channels like yours, thank you, subscribed.
As a total Newb I really appreciate this video! It stopped me from thinking I have to go ALL OUT and buy the whole enchilada - so NOW I know I can start with a controller and sim to start - PERFECT!!! I also know when it becomes time to move I will be building my drone (thankx again!) so I know how to fix it (I am kind of hard on thing, so yeah), will want digital goggles and will get a Cinewwhoops to start! This answered SO MANY Qs I had about how to start that I will actually be able to take the first step today!!! You are awesome!
Availability is another big factor. It’s now early January when I ordered my dji goggles 2 radio transmitter back in November with the hopes I’d be able to discover FPV over the Christmas break
I’m in my late 40’s and was skeptical about drone flying in general, after your video… I am hooked! Thanks to your video, I will be ordering a controller and getting a simulator today - Thank you!
Great video. Best thing I ever did when I first started was bought a second hand 5” didn’t fly it properly for the first year, only did sim. Then gradually would practice. I also think building your own will help in the long run as if somthing is too fail you should be able too work it out as you’ve built it yourself.
Love the video man
Thank you so much! That was the most detailed video I've seen for beginners. I'm starting to study FPV drones, focusing on learning how to build one on my own. I thought it would be cheaper, but I understand the materials like motors and the main board have good quality, and the goggles and remote controller last for years.
I loved your comment about learning how to fix the drone. I think that is the key to spending less money on it because the drone will break a lot of times (it's inevitable) and you will save a lot of money fixing it on your own.
Most definitely Matheus! I am happy that the video was helpful. There are definitely more cost-efficient ways to start, but you really do get what you pay for when it comes to FPV.
And you're right, learning to fix your drones when they crash WILL save you a good amount of money in the long run, if you are up to the challenge!
@@KaiVertigoh hey I’m trying to find out what the 4 Stubby antenna you’re using on the DJI goggles?
Thank you for this amazing video! Just barely getting my feet wet in the FPV world and it seems like theres an overwhelming amount of information out there. Not only does this information give a non-intimidating and straightforward approach, it also cuts straight to the point and doesn't overload me. Thank you 👊🏽
I am so glad I found your video! I’ve been wanting to get into this for so long, I still fly a phantom 3 but want to get into fpv and didn’t know where to start so thank you I’ll start here!
Being the most inexperienced person on this subject, you gave me a way to begin my journey. Kudos to you. Thank you for such an amazing video.
Thank you for watching and leaving such a kind comment! It's my pleasure.
I used to fly military jets. i got a nasty shoulder injury in 2018, and i wanna experience the skies again, and fpv looks like a great start
Not sure why this video was recommended to me. But now I know how to get into this hobby I never knew I wanted. Dope video, thanks!
Welcome!! You’ve found a beautiful new world 😄
I subscribed. I'm just an old school RC car & truck guy. More and more I want a decent drone with a decent camera and decent speed and battery life. If only to scout areas to play and bash my RC cars and trucks, but also to record them, and have that footage to be able to optimize the vehicles, and see what went wrong, and where. As with all things RC, you will break things. Soldering is a must. Understanding ESC's and motors, their sizes and kV rating... Batteries and sizes, mAh ratings, and discharge rates... These will definitely increase your enjoyment of the hobby, or at least, it certainly did for me.
Eager to watching more of your videos, glad I found this channel. Keep up the great work, I'm eager to get started with a drone in 2025!
Ive been running a property photography since the pandemic and boy did a simple $800 360 cam bring in so much profit customers always want an edge I’d imagine drone profits
Which 360 cam did you get?
I love everything about this video. I'm still studying to take my drone pilot's license. Love the simulator suggestion.
Wow wow, i didnt knkw anything about FPV till i saw one of yoir shorts like 5 mins ago and now im here. Such a straight-to-the-point video. Amazing.
Same here bro. Stfu @somerandomname9252 there’s probably shit you haven’t been exposed to in our worlds
Well, this is the first of your videos i have come across since buying my son a drone for Christmas, very fun ngl, i already had Helo and aircraft RC experience so flying was easy, but the info was good, thanks alot, subscribed
Thank You Kai! thats a lot of info in a short video it kept my full attention through the whole vid. I'm gonna have to rewatch and take some notes. I've been flying mid level camera drones for about a year and have just started looking into FPVs. Newly retired and love to tinker, build and solder, cant wait to get started!
You're most welcome Roy! Congratulations on retiring, the world of FPV will keep you plenty busy and excited! Hope to see you around more, best of luck
For a newbie like myself, I found your video to be a great starting tool. I took notes, step by step and even typed out your Diligent Practice & Patient Progress, printed it and put it up in my shop. Thanks again for your wisdom.
Thank you for watching! Glad you found it helpful :)
One thing I found when starting fpv was how vital it is learning how to land as it’s something that is obviously lacking from the simulator process.
I’m quite confident with flying now, but learning how to land back on a landing pad is proving difficult.
I’m just disarming my quad when it’s in my general location and then walking a couple meters or whatever to collect it.
And learning about lipos and voltage etc is really important as well.
I learned acro via the Avata and Dji Fpv, and recently upgraded to a Bob57 03 with crossfire, and am considering getting either the cinelog 35 v2, or cinebot 30.
100% agree with you bro, build your first fpv is the best option, I just finished my first fpv drone build with a digital set up and it was a very fun process
Thanks so much! I think alot of beginners have trouble having the right mindset and sight to see the overview of getting into the world of FPV. Your video was really warm, gentle and welcoming for the lot of us who are absolute beginners. Great job!
Nicholas! Thank you for such kind words, I'm really happy you were able to gain this from the video. Hope to see you around more, best of luck!
This video followed by Joshua Bardwell's learn to fly an fpv drone today should be combined into a master class! This is the video i needed a month ago when trying to make sense of the decision and pain points in this hobby / profession. cheers!
Thank you Kai, never knew I would be getting into this hobby until recently. Glad to be receiving this knowledge from you! 🎉
I haven’t read any of the comments yet but I’m sure there’s a lot which will be identical to this one.
Dude, thank you! 🙏 Everything you just said I understood completely and made sense unlike many other videos I’ve seen on FPV for beginners!
Thanks again bro, you got a like and subscribe from me! 👍
My friend… you’d be surprised, it’s not often someone voices their thanks to this degree, and it ALWAYS touches me. Thank you so much for watching, and I am so glad it helped you as much as it did. I’m grateful to have you around, always feel free to voice your thoughts! 😁🙏🏼
Cool Video, I recently got myself a creap ass 15 dollar drone and i´m obsessed with it, flying it at every oppertunity. Now i wanna really get into it and your video was extremely helpful, Thanks a lot😁
Sold! Best intro to FPV drones out there.
Yeaaaa, i definitely subscribed my guy! Planning on becoming a pro commercial drone pilot!!
Let’s go!! Looking forward to having you around my man!
Love the way you share your passion. Makes me feel that this is going to be mine to.
Recently bought my dji pro 3... never knew we could build our own.... def will be looking into this. Good info here!! Thank you
You’re very welcome Matthew! I’m glad the video helped, thank you for being so kind 🙏🏼😊
Amazing video! I'm from Brazil and I just started learning about drones and your video will help me a lote! Thanks!
this is the video that actually made it quick and easy to understand, buying your remote and sim to start.
hell yeah! i got into fpv so quick,i know i'm never looking back....now i know i'm def geting that solder.
I wanted to start with DJI drones but after watching your video I have realized I would love to build it myself as well be able to repair myself as I love building things. Thanks for an awesome video!❤
Don't want to build an fpv drone, but I understand the economy logic and therfore sold on the DIY model.
I watched like 10 Vids, this is the first one where I can finally understand FPV a LOT better!!!
The most upfront video with solid resources I’ve found so far for a beginner like me! Thanks!
Great advice. Best video I’ve seen so far!
Hi Kai, I ordered the NewBee kit before watching your video. It arrives in a couple days. You can't beat the price. I am downloading Velocidrone as I type. I found it on another review channel and you reinforced that choice. The radio that comes with the Newbee kit will work with it. I'll spend most of the winter on Velocidrone and then the NewBee in the house. It was the most affordable way to get a kit and controller to jump right into simulation.
I am looking at a Newbee Stinger as a second FPV drone. After I see how much I like flying, I will build my own. Seems like the most rational progression.
I am staying under 250g (to avoid licensing, tracking etc) and avoiding DJI concerned about the ban and parts in the future. I have an Autel Nano+.
I am also 71 and don't mind a learning curve. ;)
thinking of getting into drone for my amateur videography then I came across your video, its an eyes opener for me. I think FPV is way more interesting than just regular drone. Hopefully I can learn something from you and start building my first drone . thank you and Subscribed.
I am happy I was able to help!! Best of luck on your journey, hope to see see you around more.
Just got into drones. Now I'm going to try my luck/skill with fpv. Thank you for the great informative video! Subbed for sure
One of the best guide I’ve seen that provides clear insights on how to get started. Thanks man!
なるほどです。fpvはじめるので参考にさせていただきます😉
This was the best beginner drone video I have EVER seen! Thank you for this
You have had the best info on fpv i've ever seen, and i've seen alot...from nurk, rotor riot, ken h and many more. Keep up the good work and i subscribed and liked!
Question how do you know what to look for to know that it's compatible with your remote such as if you get the TBS Tango 2? Well like the site say that it's compatible with that or what do you look for? And also does the TBS Tango to sync with your computer to do the simulator?
Also to do the DJI fpv drones have the geofencing like the regular drones?
By the way great video I've have a autel Robotics Evo II drone and I love it and I have been wanting to get into fpv drones for a while now and just didn't know where to get started or what I'm looking for.
You inspired people like me to start learning FPV. Thanks man.
Dude this is well produced and clear content, Congrats!
Like it. Hopefully can start soon.
And also hope this channel grow fast! Keep up the good work friend
Really appreciate this video. Concise and to the point. Good shit
Thank you for this video - it's exactly what I needed to take the plunge. Time to liquidate some guitar pedals I no longer use and get myself a sim and controller!
Amazing!! Best of luck my friend, you won’t regret it
Damn bro. Never considered FPV until I saw your short and this great explanation. Have a DJI mini that I used to love flying with this Bald Eagle in my old backyard until I crashed it and cracked an arm. Now you got me thinking about trying to fix it myself or just straight build a new one. Thanks guy
This is a great video and everything I was wanting to learn about FVP Drones. I have an Inspire and Mavic, but want to have fun and shoot some more aggressive angles. Thanks!
Thank you for watching, Jeff! Glad you found it helpful, have a blast getting into FPV!!
Great Video Much Appreciated
Thank you for watching!!
Just wow. I'm getting more and more interested in FPV drones and going to try them myself (i'm a big fan of fast paced race games). If only they could put some sort of guns on these things (harmless for everyone and everything but other drones)... ))
Thanks a lot, Kai, your video is amazing, clear and the best on the topic i've seen so far )
Thank you so much for saying that, I’m glad you found it helpful!! Best of luck
great summary for someone who has no idea where to start, but is eager to take up the hobby, thanks dude!
This is such an amazing video pal. Congrats
I am starting a school to get my certification in UAS piloting- but i was definitely inferested in learning mofe about FPV drones and there applications! This industry isnt going anywhere any time soon and i want to learn as much as i can. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for this! My head was spinning with so many different options to choose from.
Of course Jamie! Best of luck my friend
Excellent video! Good information. I am a beginner, so your video was a good starting point for me.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching 😁
Great video, rn I want to buy and install a camera on my brothers (now mine) Traxxas Alias and really wanting to get some kind of DJI combo or maybe I’ll build my own someday
Maaaan.. I want to get into this so bad. Thanks for putting together a good starting point.
Glad I found this, thank you for making it. You mentioned it best to learn to build from “the right sources”. Any specific build sources you’d either recommend to look into and/or any to steer clear of? Thanks for your time.
Thanks for the video! Ive been wanting to dip my toes into using a drone and this went a long way towards giving me the info on what to expect if i go for it! Thanks again!
Hello Kai!
this is the first video of your that I watched.
But for sure It was a great video and it was very realistic and rational by the way.
thanks for it!
Hi Kai, are you still using TBS Crossfire as I hear it's geting difficult to get these radio and ELSR has taken over in popularity
I’m actually excited about the steep learning curve and high skill ceiling in flying fpv. I play Titanfall2 and man, the skill ceiling is so high and I enjoyed the whole way learning everything especially the movement.
Thanks for an informative video. I have 2 questions I hope you can help me with since Im new at this.
1. How do one know if the controller is ELRS or CRSF? Is it only based on if its TBS that makes it?
2. How do one know if the googles are digital or analog and if its compatible with the drone (the chip in the drone)?
Exceptional video, my congratulations and thank you to the great ones for sharing these great teachings.
Great short intro vid👍 May i add to the great quality and performance of geprc!
Bro I've been flying drones for awhile now( about 5 years) I want to get into I've had a bunch of dji drones and a few others. I am trying to get into building and flying fpv's. Super intrigued. Great job on the video. I would love to pick your brain on some things start blessed
Thank you for this video. I can't imagine anyone explaining it better
Great info! I've been wanting to add the FPV look to my video work. This'll get me started! Thank you sir.
Of course Drew!! Thank you for watching! I guarantee you the FPV look will make you stand out like nothing else. Best of luck!!
Building one looks fun. And starting on a simulator sounds fun in itself as well.
yoooo dope video Kai! love the content you're creating... I don't fly drones and i can still just enjoy the content.
Ayy thank you Felix!! I appreciate you watching even more because of that. Miss you man
Great video Kai
Definetly a follower 😊
Simple and to the point.
amazing video... i want to get involved with drones and FPV and this has helped me out a LOT!
Loving the Ender 3 in the background too! lol
Mike, amazing to hear!! So glad it helped, thanks for watching :)
Ayyy, you already know HAHA 🤖
You’re a very likable person. Thanks for the info! Learned a ton.
This is a great video! Straight forward and informative, especially for those of us that are just getting started. Thank you!
Thank you for your amazing video! Really helps a lot!
Best vid I’m seen in fpv -
Hey. Such a great video. Thank you. I would love if you would make a video how to prepare and fly fpv within urban citys.
Wow getting into it seems far easier and cheaper than I thought. I'll keep that in mind...
Great video. This was very helpful learning about the FPV process to get going.
Word to DJ Khaled you dropped some "major keys".
Appreciate you! 👊🏾
First of your videos I've watched, and just getting into FPV. Great content, well laid out, super appreciate it. Subscribed!
This video helped me smoke a T-72
The turum?
After I looked up at 72 I couldn’t help but laugh that’s fd 😅
Great explanation video!! This is what I needed to see!
That drone transition into a bird was smooth as hell
Thanks for the honest and great explanation! Was extremely helpful!
Thanks mate I'll follow you from now on, I'm a newbie and like your approach
Thanks dude! Nice video. I’m trying to learn currently
Oh wow...where to start? First. Awesome video!!! Well laid out and executed. The Subaru shot was amazing! Just want to say, I'm in the high to medium range on price. You get what you pay for. I'm new to this btw. To the drone fpv. I've done los drone for a few years with a cheap as cheap drone can get from "Wish" lmao. I was able to fly that piece of work. Now ready for a new adventure. As for the longevity, about 3 to 4 days a week. For the performance, hobby/work. I also want to say, I like your six steps. I'm just adding one more step between 1-5. Adding some soldering material to practice on. Have some in my cart as I type this lol. I know how just not well. Now that I am getting my Radiomaster tx16s mkii v4 earlier than I was going to :-) can you help me with what dang cord I need? I'm hitting one of those rabbit holes that go everywhere. Or I'm just skimming by what I need. Like Amazon has a Bluetooth module for 11 bucks not sure on that one either. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I come from a wide range of Rc from a Tekno eb48.4 buggy to a Kyosho Nexus 30 heli. I was only able to hover my heli a few feet off the ground...augured it a few times also. So, I know all too well of taring apart and rebuilding over and over. And for your comment about learning los...pretty sure I have that down. Looking forward to getting the simulator game and use my new radio, which is going to be the transparent one with mods in the making also :-) Well, I think that sums it all up lol. If you can help about the cable or exactly what I need for the radio for the sim game and the Bluetooth module that would be great!! I want the Bluetooth so the sound can come thru my earbuds and not the speaker in the radio. What can I say, I nerdy lol. Thanks again. One last thing. Like your quote at the end.
My wife its going to kill me.
😂
Thank you for your concise summary ... very helpful indeed!
Just what i was looking for in 2023 thanks!
thank you, you gave me a passion to delve into