It was a fun making these videos..Hitting the 👍 button is an easy and free way to support the channel. Thanks 🙂 Watch the entire TinyHawk and TinyGo Series Here: TinyHawk III RTF Impressions: th-cam.com/video/11QptBbtbG0/w-d-xo.html TinyHawk III RTF Full Specs: th-cam.com/video/Nztj8JM_U0M/w-d-xo.html TinyHawk III First Flight: th-cam.com/video/RCYcmegSjRI/w-d-xo.html TinyHawk III 5 Things I Like and Dislike: th-cam.com/video/IpkwOW8O_Rc/w-d-xo.html GEPRC TinyGo Unboxing: th-cam.com/video/hCDZk3ksTV8/w-d-xo.html GEPRC TinyGO Full Specs: th-cam.com/video/HthUz_JkKLI/w-d-xo.html GEPRC TinyGO Setup & 1st Flight Pt.1: th-cam.com/video/SgecIRGRB7k/w-d-xo.html GEPRC TinyGo 1st Flight Pt2: th-cam.com/video/Q9qMJZ36ceM/w-d-xo.html GEPRC TinyGO 5 Things to Like & Dislike: th-cam.com/video/g_7tIYuMOPQ/w-d-xo.html Buy The TinyHawk III RTF Here: bit.ly/3x977ex Buy The TinyHawk III(Drone Only): bit.ly/3DE28Fp Buy GEPRC TinyGo Here: amzn.to/2SHqcEL All links are affiliated unless noted, and this helps support the channel at no cost to you. Thank You!
An important note to people looking at this after May '23 the GEPRC is now ELRS, the transmitter uses dual 18650's, and has a simulator mode using bluetooth apparently. The drone has a new VTX and FC... Looking through the store page it's an almost completely different kit and probably should get a re-review from a lot of the drone channels to make sure it's still a decent system.
In fact, you can learn to fly in the simulator with tiny go, just connect the drone to the computer using beta flight and connect the drone to the remote control, thanks for such a cool review, now I am completely determined and ready to buy my first drone, thanks)
I have Tiny Hawk 2, and TinyGo: I recommend Tiny Hawk 3 if you are a beginner and mostly fly indoor, plus the TH3 will have improvements since TH2: I like how the TH2 feels flying indoor, battery costs half, about same flight time, light weight can be very robust - crashed it a 100+ times and it keeps going, outdoor with no wind, a little sharper live viewing in goggles. TinyGo : Outdoor better (but only very light wind or none): 4K camera looks great if you want to make post videos, but live view in goggles are not very sharp compared TH2. [Either one you get be sure to get extra props, and extra batteries, I have 10 for Tiny Hawk and 8 for the TinyGo, they both last about 3+ minutes indoor, I fly both with 530-mah.]
If you're coming from traditional camera drones, you might be expecting 15-30 minutes of flight time. 3-4 minutes is pretty much the average flight times in FPV.
Thanks for this video it’s popped up while I’m researching getting into FPV and narrowing down my first drone choice and this has help 100% thanks for taking the time ✌️
It's a tough decision. But for me, I think the TinyGo has the edge because of the versatility of flying indoors or out. Will be interested in hearing how the receiver upgrade goes.
I'm new to drone fpv. I bought the Avata combo, and it's great. I want the Avata, but small like the aquilla 16, tinyhawk 2 or 3. I've spent hours doing research and I'm getting more confused. Your category break down made everything so easy to understand. I can't wait to binge watch your channel.
Thank you for the kind words... I've never changed the props in my TinyGo4K as they still work fine, but I do think they are just pressed on. The kit comes with a tool to help pry them off, but I think that's it, just brute force.
This review was amazing! I was stuck and couldn't find all the details in other videos untill this one. Im thinking the TinyHawk 3 for a beginner like me. Thankyou!
Great comparison ! I m new in drones world and I would like to start indoor and than, when i get more practice, to fly outdoor, so I would like to ask , what do you suggest , what do you prefer, Emax or geprc? Another question is, wich of these 2 drones has more stability ? THANK YOU
If you want to start indoors and go outdoors, I would suggest the TinyHawk3. When you're ready for a newer/faster drone, you can use the E8 radio included in your kit to fly it. The TinyhawkIII is also more stable, especially indoors.
Interesting video..... OK 1yr old, but just seen it in Jan23. But I never noticed you talking about PRICE? OK in America you may be able to buy these very easily and at very good prices.... But the TinyHawk is around $450 in UK, where as the TinyGo is only $310....!!which is a massive difference when "just getting into this FPV hobby"
Great video! I’m looking for a fpv starter rtf kit. I’ve been looking at the emax Tinyhawk 3. I’ve been fly camera drones for a while and in my head I’m thinking that I can handle something like a geprc cinelog 25 hd. I just don’t want to spend a grand on goggles and a controller. I really enjoyed the comparison but it may have just made it harder to choose. Thanks for the video.🤙🏼
Well, if you have the experience, which it sounds like you do, I would build the kit that you want. So yes, get the Cinelog 25/30/35 and buy a good starter radio (Radio Master TX-12 or Jumper-T Lite). The problem is finding a good/ affordable analog goggles. The total amount here would be far less than a grand(maybe 600 dollars) and you would have a far better kit than the RTFs.
@@OneManUnmanned yes the goggles are a pain. I’m trying to find a intermediate pair that will do the job. I really appreciate your reply and I’m going to look into that controller. Thank you
Hello. Could you help me figure out what is causing the vibration of the tinyGO 4k drone? I have the second version of the drone, it writes gyro data to a file on a flash drive. But gyroflow does not save from shaking and vibration, which creates a blurry picture. And I also encountered the fact that the 5D button does not open the camera settings. How else can I enter the camera menu to change the settings? I would be very grateful for your help.
Great video! I chose the GepRC TinyGo 4k before the TinyHawk III came out (it was my Christmas gift to myself in 2021). That said, I have no regrets (which I wasn't sure about before watching this video). For me, it comes down to versatility and camera quality. I want to be able to fly indoors during winter and outdoors during the summer - TinyGo check. I want the option to record my flights and have the video be of at least decent quality - TinyGo check. I do agree the transmitter, especially the gimbals, leaves a lot to be desired on the TinyGo, but I did buy this starter kit knowing that it was just an entry point and, if I got serious, everything would get upgraded eventually anyway. In the end, for me, having a more powerful, versatile, and higher quality drone is what tips the scales.
Amazing points and the same why I chose it over the TinyHawkII last year. I'll be publishing a video on how to use other more professional radios with this drone. It's already filmed, and in the editing process. Thanks for your comment and insight.
🤞🏾ok...I think I'm sticking with the th3, the kit done it 4 me in the end being able to use it with other drones & on simulators aswell as everyone's reviews, seen some pretty decent flying outside...I'll make do with my bugs 16 pro for now 🤞🏾🤣
Hello im late but I was just wondering if you had to choose one which would you go for because I want to do mainly freestyle. I used to have the blade inductrix but I want to upgrade and I'm really struggling deciding between these two. It will probably be mainly indoors as I have really windy weather most the time but when it's calm I would like the option to be able to go outside. Any help would really be appreciated, I love your vids btw
Neither is great at freestyle. The TinyGo is better at outdoor flying, but the TinyHawk3 is better at indoor flights. Everything else is mentioned in the video. You'll have to choose what's right for your needs. I make videos, so the 4k in the TinyGo was appealing. The TinyhawkIII has a better radio though and can be used on other drones.
I’d say the tiny go 4k is for someone who is committed to getting into the hobby where as the tiny hawk 3 is something more for a casual person. The tiny hawk 3 to me seems like a less likely item to buy for me cause I’ve already been in the RC world for 1/8 scale buggy racing so the tiny Hawk definitely looks worse on paper (not saying it’s bad) than the tiny go. For an experienced rc hobbyist the tiny go offers more avenues of upgrades and it looks better.
For a dream drone to me, Tinygo 4k is the winner because its clear video is fairly good for low budget videography jobs. For Tinyhawk 3, heavy static and maybe suited for racing~
Very much appreciated for great video. I was thinking of buy TinyHawk 3 but this video changed my mind to buy TinyGo4K. I got a question if you can help! I really like kits (google & radio) of TinyHawk3 and I like the drone from TinyGok4K. If I buy TinyGo4K and kits of Tinyhawk 3, will these 3 be compatible???
That's a good question. Unfortunately the receiver in the TinyGo4K is not compatible with the radio in the TinyHawk3 kit. If you are comfortable with soldering, you could change the receiver in the TinyGo4K to a XM+/RSXR or any D8/16 receiver and it would be compatible with the TinyHawk3 radio. 719FPV did a receiver change in his TinyGo4K... He also has alot of content on the TinyGo. I'll leave his video linked below: th-cam.com/video/dfBcfwlJ6f8/w-d-xo.html
My plan is actually to buy the e8 the emax goggles and the tiny hawk freestyle individually instead of getting a kit. The price (in my country) works out about the same but gets me a better remote than the freestyle rtf kit and a better drone than the tinyhawk3 kit
@@OneManUnmanned that’s unfortunate I think the e8 could be a decent budget radio for those that don’t want the game pad style that’s been so popular in the budget sector recently
The tinygo receiver can be change for a Frsky D8 receiver? I already have the tinyhawk III but I'm looking for something more powerful that can be used outdoors and that is compatible with the tinyhawk goggles and controller. Any suggestion to make this possible??? By the way great video it have a lot of good info.
Yes, the TinyGo4K RX can be changed and swapped out to whatever receiver you want, including the D8. That's a very good idea if you want to use the controller and goggles of the TinyHawk III RTF. I'll be swapping mine in the near future with an ELRS receiver. Thanks for the support.
Do you mean the flickering and flashing? That’s a normal thing in Analog drone, not only the TinyHawk. No, it cannot be removed unless you have perfect reception.
I'm only concerned about the way the camera looks in the goggles. It looks like it's very scratchy and staticky. Is there a beginner freestyle fpv drone out there that has upwards of 720P video quality in the headset and is the scratchiness and staticky reception in the headset something that everybody is used to?
No, not yet. You could probably go for an HDZERO or Walksnail setup. Most beginner analog drones have that scratchy/staticy video feed. If you're in the hobby, you just get used to it, or just go digital(which is a little more expensive).
I don't remember is the Emax Flight controller and ESC can handle a 2A power source. The higher voltage when applied to any drone will make the motors more powerful. That doesn't necessarily mean it will fly better.
I've never done that before, but the All In One FC is capable of handling 2S power. You would have to change the battery leads, but yes I would assume it produces more power than 1S. As far as more power than the TinyGo4K, that's difficult to predict. One thing to keep in mind is that the TinyGo has 12amp ESC versus the 5amp on the TinyHawkIII.
Trust me, the TinyHawkIII RTF is an amazing kit, and you can absolutely grow with it in your FPV journey. Just make sure to buy some extra batteries. Enjoy!
I know this is an old video but i happen to have both the tinygo and a tinyhawk2. They are both really fun to fly. I think the tinyhawk is more fun and easier to fly indoors for a beginner, but the tinygo quad itself is by far the better of the two. Ive just replaced the fhss rx on mine with elrs so i can use my main radio and i think between that and some upgraded goggles, itll be a great and versatile set.
The range on these two kits are adequate for what they are, an RTF kit. Having said that, you can more easily upgrade the components on the TinyGo for added range. I’ll link a video of me doing just that. th-cam.com/video/331o5lmtlvM/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/Jy7iiRiw3EY/w-d-xo.html
It depends on the type and brand of goggles, but neither of the goggles in this video are compatible with glasses, sorry. The EMAX version does detach and can be used as a monitor.
I think their both great and it's a hard choice for sure!!! I have phantom 4 pro now and want to get started in FPV... Being a beginner it sounds like TinyHawk is the way to go having the option to change drones and keep the same radio and goggle set up?
@@OneManUnmannedI was wondering what your feelings are on guys who are coming from flying camera drones... I seen other reviews on FPV drones and I know there is a learning cure... Capt. Drone says I have to many DJI bad habits and camera drone guys are the worst FPV pilots... Now Im not sure on getting one...
@@haroldseaman4243 you should still go for it buddy 👍 I’m sure all the old habits will disappear once you have been on a sim for a lil bit 🤜🏻🤛🏻 The biggest hurdle is getting the stick outta yer ass like I had to! 😂 Honestly coming from photography drones and the kind of “keeners” that fly them being around me I can say that I’ve never met such a bunch of uptight,smug & generally obnoxious people! That’s a lie actually, dunno if you have ever been to an rc aeroplane club? 😱🤣😂 talk about bigoted minds! ( to be fair a lot have changed these days but some still distance themselves and demonise quads )
@@bugsy742 Awesome thanks for the encouragement!!! Your correct about the habits going away but I'm glad I started with a camera drone taught me basics. I had no clue of FPV until i did research on camera settings for my drone... I'm a month in on the Tinyhwak freestyle 2 RTF kit and I have replaced box goggles with Fat shark Attitude V6 with Rapid fire. Replaced the 2.0ph for a xt30 connector and swapped out 1s for 2s no battery lag and another minute of flight time!!! The real learning curve is all the little stuff you have to figure out like batteries, chargers and Beta Flight... Just figured out how to open vtx and how to use OSD that I didn't even know I had lol!!! Definitely fell down the FPV rabbit hole and it's been outstanding!!!
@@haroldseaman4243 😅 brother your journey sounds just like mine! Replacing parts is a great way to improve your understanding for sure 👍 I was the same with the osd! 🤣
Please does someone know maximum size of sd-card for the tinygo 4k? I tried to use Lenovo U3 A2card with 265GB. Says card slow? Thanks for the info guys. Have a good one!
Is that model of the TinyGO 4k the analog version? Because I believe that in the TinyGo 4k digital version you can connect it to a DJI system.. (goggles and controller) Or am I wrong?
I have 2 TH3's. Like them, but the video glitches something awful. Must be a design flaw as I see the glitching on every TH-cam video with that aircraft. Fly mine mostly outdoors. Performs really well. Seeing the same glitching indoors. Not seeing it on my other EMAX drones: Nanohawk X or TinyHawk 2 Freestyle. Opened a ticket with EMAX, not real helpful. They don't want to admit there is an issue with the VTX. Probably an antenna issue. BTW: the Nanohawk X is amazing. 7 mins of a 1S and almost silent. Really screams too.
The NanohawkX is truly an amazing drone, especially at 1S. My DVR does record the glitch/flashes, but it's not as bad live in the goggles. I don't have another EMAX drone to compare VTX.
These two and the Cetus x betaflight version. Out of these three which one do you recommend? I want to learn fpv freestyle so being able to fly indoor and outdoor would be helpful. Thanks :)
I have not tried the CetusPro, but it is similar in the sense that everything is provided. The only thing that stands out, is the goggles does not have a DVR and therefore can't record your flight footage. The drone and radio seems ok.
Thanks for your video. I just want to start fpv drone. so I am looking for good kit for beginner. it`s a bit hard for me I already find geprc tinygo, emax tinyhawk m betafpv cetus pro. I already have zorro transmitter , can you recomend a fpv drone for me? just I know that I need prop guard..
They are all good drones. I would recommend the Mobula6..It has tons of users and therefore more community help. It has an adjustable tilt camera and includes 4 batteries with the drone. I've done a full review on it, and I'll link it below. On Amazon: amzn.to/3syDB1I From Bangood: usa.banggood.com/custlink/DG3YQc6Nbn th-cam.com/video/lY4Dnp_nk98/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/443Um3t_Y7s/w-d-xo.html
Do you not like these two RTF kits listed in the video? They are pretty solid options to get anyone started in FPV. If you want to piece together your own kit, you'll get more value for your money, but will have to choose the components yourself. A good selection of parts to build your kit, will run you 320USD, which is the same price for these two RTF. Good INDOOR DRONES: Meteor 65 Meteor 75 Mobula6 Good OUTDOOR DRONES: EMAX NanohawkX GEPRC Smart16 Flywoo 1S BabyNano 40mm Good Radios Radio Master Zorro Radio Master TX12 Goggles are very subjective. EV800D is a good budget boxstyle google. Most advanced pilots use Fatshark Goggles for analog flying(they vary in options). For Digital goggles, DJI is still the only realistic option unless you know how to solder and configure drones.
Não há muitos drones com câmeras 4K. Os fabricantes estão se afastando das configurações de “Câmera Dividida”. O TinyGo é o raro que está disponível. Sugiro que você encontre um drone na faixa de 2 a 3,5 polegadas e compre uma câmera HD como o Caddx Peanut, RunCam Thumb Pro e HawkEye FireFly X-Lite 2. O BabyHawk2, Smart35 e Crux35 são bons drones.
Haha..I totally agree, and why I choose it last year when deciding on an RTF. I'll be changing the rx soon, but yes the components can be easily replaced/ repaired.
@@OneManUnmanned I would enjoy it if you made a video concerning that receiver swap-out. I've outgrown the TinyGo kit, but I still like the aircraft. I'd really like to bind it to my Jumper T-Lite and I'd love to see someone else make a successful attempt before I start destroying things!
No worries... It is set by default to record in 4K. It will start recording automatically once you connect the battery..As long as you have an SD card in the drone. There is no button or switch to start/stop recording. 🤙
I like geprc drone but i dont like the goggle and the controller, at the same time i like emax goggle and the controller but i don't like the drone, can i use emax goggle and controller to fly geprc drone? 🥲
You can grow better with the TinyHawk3 RTF overall, but the TinyGo drone is the better drone to grow with as it accepts upgrades very easily. Unfortunately you cannot use the EMAX radio with the TinyGo, unless you upgrade the receiver in the TinyGo. You can use the goggles in both kits with either drones.
@@OneManUnmanned is the tiny hawk freestyle small like the tiny hawk 3? Is it better than the th3? I was reading a comment saying to buy a tiny hawk freestyle with the e8 controller and the tiny hawk 3 transporter 2 googles which will be cheaper than buying the the RTF kit.
I haven't done the math, but it might be cheaper to build the kit yourself. The TinyHawkII Freestyle is a more advanced drone compared to the TinyHawkIII and is targeted at intermediate skilled pilots. Can it be your first done? Sure, but you have to know its limitations and full potential. It's relatively faster than the TH3 and doesn't have props guards, making it impossible/danderous to fly indoors. It's also powered by 2S batteries compared to the 1S of the TH3, making it more powerful. The freestyle is more capable/maneuverable and therefore more "fun" to fly. If you decide to buy the parts separately vs the RTF, I would hughly recommend buying the RadioMaster Zorro radio instead of the E8 radio(and it's only 10-20 dollars more).
Better is a relative term..Is it better for a teenager to learn to drive in a Ferrari or a compact car? It depends on who you are and what you intend to do. Do you intend to fly indoors? The Freestyle is an overall "better" drone, but is not meant as a starter drone. Having said that, everyone is different and you might be a fast learner(better hand-eye coordination) or have prior drone experience. The Freestyle is slightly bigger than the TH3, but not by much.
I have the tiny hawk 3 but i can’t use the fpv goggles because the signal is so bad! Is anyone having this problem? I’m thinking either replacing the receiver the camera or get better antenna for the goggles
Good comment and you have a valid points, even I customize my new radios (including switches) to my needs. Having said that, it's an RTF kit targeted at beginners.. Most new pilots won't know what "Arm/Disarm, Angle/Horizon/Air, or Turtle modes are(unless its labeled), much less go into Betaflight to assign switches or modes.
Tinygo in 2024. Or the emax tinyhawk 3 HD kit. Has HD zero, and the transporter 2 goggles are also HD zero. Id still go with the Tinygo 4k because it records 4k footage. Real 3.7k, 2.7k, and 1080p. The Tinygo 4k has an upgraded radio, ELRS SPI.
Very good point. But yes, the TinyGo was updated with ELRS and a new Flight controller. The TinyHawk3 HD will give a better/cleaner FPV feed to your goggles, but the DVR footage in the TinyGo is still 4K. That’s hard to beat if you care about image quality.
You can change the VTX power with just your goggles, drone, and transmitter. They all have to be on and powered. To enter the menu, the throttle has to be half up and yaw stick full left. At the same time, the pitch sick(right gimbal) must be full up. Once you're in the menu, go to "Features" then "VTX" then "Power". You can change the power output there. Don't forget to hit/choose "Set" and "Confirm" once you've made your selection.
I brought the tiny go kit when I got it the goggles was scratched up they hassle me down about they was brand-new knowing that it wasn't no strap and I will show you food I get a chance put pictures up on your page so you can see what I'm talking about
that's not the remote that comes with the starter kit with the tinyhawk. the actual one i believe is boarder line a nintendo pro remote lol, so i would still choose the tiny go remote
People have had good experiences with them and alot of pilots started off in EMAX products. Plus this is a new kit and has increased their quality compared to the previous RTF.
The GePRC TinyGo, it is hard to fly indoors. Who cares about 4K if you are learning how to fly. Not sure why you clowns have to highlight on the video when it is really about learning how to fly a FVP and which one is the easiest to fly indoors.
Thanks for your input and insight on this topic. The TinyGo can be flown both indoors and outdoors. Some pilots might think a good camera is not necessary for indoor flight, but what about outdoors? If no one cares about the video or its quality, why have a DVR in the first place? Why do most pilots buy an action camera like the 360 Go2 or even an expensive GoPro. It's to the point where pilots are now excited about HDZERO because of its HD image potential in small 1S drones. The point here is that EVERYTHING in FPV is subjective. I love cameras and video technology as a whole(I even upload the videos to TH-cam), hence why I think the 4K is important. Manufacturers have a huge decisions to make when engineering these drones and deciding whether or not to include a premium camera. The fact is(especially with this drone), you don't have to opt for the 4K cam, it's also offered in a 1080p version.
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TinyHawk III First Flight: th-cam.com/video/RCYcmegSjRI/w-d-xo.html
TinyHawk III 5 Things I Like and Dislike: th-cam.com/video/IpkwOW8O_Rc/w-d-xo.html
GEPRC TinyGo Unboxing: th-cam.com/video/hCDZk3ksTV8/w-d-xo.html
GEPRC TinyGO Full Specs: th-cam.com/video/HthUz_JkKLI/w-d-xo.html
GEPRC TinyGO Setup & 1st Flight Pt.1: th-cam.com/video/SgecIRGRB7k/w-d-xo.html
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An important note to people looking at this after May '23 the GEPRC is now ELRS, the transmitter uses dual 18650's, and has a simulator mode using bluetooth apparently. The drone has a new VTX and FC... Looking through the store page it's an almost completely different kit and probably should get a re-review from a lot of the drone channels to make sure it's still a decent system.
Thanks for the updates..I appreciate that. Hopefully it can help other pilots.
can you tell, if the video quality in the goggles is better on the 4k variant due to the better sensor?
@DStephan90 The quality in the goggle will be the same since it is an analog VTX and VRX.
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In fact, you can learn to fly in the simulator with tiny go, just connect the drone to the computer using beta flight and connect the drone to the remote control, thanks for such a cool review, now I am completely determined and ready to buy my first drone, thanks)
You are correct about the flight controller being connected to the computer. I'm glad the comparison helped.
I have Tiny Hawk 2, and TinyGo: I recommend Tiny Hawk 3 if you are a beginner and mostly fly indoor, plus the TH3 will have improvements since TH2: I like how the TH2 feels flying indoor, battery costs half, about same flight time, light weight can be very robust - crashed it a 100+ times and it keeps going, outdoor with no wind, a little sharper live viewing in goggles. TinyGo : Outdoor better (but only very light wind or none): 4K camera looks great if you want to make post videos, but live view in goggles are not very sharp compared TH2. [Either one you get be sure to get extra props, and extra batteries, I have 10 for Tiny Hawk and 8 for the TinyGo, they both last about 3+ minutes indoor, I fly both with 530-mah.]
Awesome Tom..I appreciate you sharing your experience and insights. Hopefully it will help someone in the future. Thanks
Great info, thanks.
They only last 3 minutes????
If you're coming from traditional camera drones, you might be expecting 15-30 minutes of flight time. 3-4 minutes is pretty much the average flight times in FPV.
@@OneManUnmanned ye because it's a fast drone
Thanks for this video it’s popped up while I’m researching getting into FPV and narrowing down my first drone choice and this has help 100% thanks for taking the time ✌️
Anytime..Glad the video helped.
It's a tough decision. But for me, I think the TinyGo has the edge because of the versatility of flying indoors or out. Will be interested in hearing how the receiver upgrade goes.
It is tough... At this point, the kits are so well made. It's a matter of preference. I'll probably tackle the new receiver this coming week.
Can you use the Tony Hawk transmitter to fly the tiny go drone
No you cannot, unless you install a D8 receiver in the TinyGo. Sorry.
@gaer_head - you can but its a grind.
Awesome comparison video! Excellent detail, great work! Thank you 😁👍
Not a problem..I appreciate the kind words. Thanks!
I'm new to drone fpv. I bought the Avata combo, and it's great. I want the Avata, but small like the aquilla 16, tinyhawk 2 or 3. I've spent hours doing research and I'm getting more confused. Your category break down made everything so easy to understand. I can't wait to binge watch your channel.
Good video and informative, clear voice that I can actually understand without rewinding!
Thank You…I appreciate that.
Great video! Just getting started w the FPV. Will be checking out more of yours. Happy New Year!
Awesome... You'll love the FPV hobby. Thanks for the support.
Best comparison and review. Thanks for this. Im getting the Tinygo. I want that 4k camera @ 60fps.
Awesome...Thanks man, I appreciate that. The TinyGo 4K is pretty good. 👍
I don't have the Tinyhawk 3, but do have the Tinyhawk 2, and it is 2s, so I'd be surprised if the Tinyhawk 3 wasn't also 2s capable.
Give yourself a point because you had the Go 4K for a year and it still looks new. One point for flying!
thanks
Hello. I'm interested in the tinygo and the aquila 16. How well this aged? Can you make a comparison video about this drons? :)
Not 2 many comparison on rtf kits great content much appreciated...how do u change the props on the tinygo it's really difficult to replace
Thank you for the kind words... I've never changed the props in my TinyGo4K as they still work fine, but I do think they are just pressed on. The kit comes with a tool to help pry them off, but I think that's it, just brute force.
This review was amazing! I was stuck and couldn't find all the details in other videos untill this one. Im thinking the TinyHawk 3 for a beginner like me. Thankyou!
Thanks.. No prob. I'm glad the video helped.
I think in emax's defense the controller doesn't have labels on it because you can change the switches.
That's very true
I got a question. I have a dji phantom 3 standard. Would the reciever/controller work on these drones? Thx
P.S. Great video. Much appreciated.
Sorry, it will not work.
Great video!! Helped me a lot, you deserve a lot more subs :)
Thank you.. Hopefully that will come one day.
Great comparison ! I m new in drones world and I would like to start indoor and than, when i get more practice, to fly outdoor, so I would like to ask , what do you suggest , what do you prefer, Emax or geprc? Another question is, wich of these 2 drones has more stability ? THANK YOU
If you want to start indoors and go outdoors, I would suggest the TinyHawk3. When you're ready for a newer/faster drone, you can use the E8 radio included in your kit to fly it. The TinyhawkIII is also more stable, especially indoors.
Thank you so much!!! I ll follow your suggestion! ;)
Interesting video..... OK 1yr old, but just seen it in Jan23. But I never noticed you talking about PRICE? OK in America you may be able to buy these very easily and at very good prices.... But the TinyHawk is around $450 in UK, where as the TinyGo is only $310....!!which is a massive difference when "just getting into this FPV hobby"
*subbed* much love from Vancouver Canada
I’m new to fpv, coming from Dji drones, that 4k caught my attention 😍❤️🙌
Awesome.. It's not a bad camera and unheard-of in this category. Thanks for the support.
Great video! I’m looking for a fpv starter rtf kit. I’ve been looking at the emax Tinyhawk 3. I’ve been fly camera drones for a while and in my head I’m thinking that I can handle something like a geprc cinelog 25 hd. I just don’t want to spend a grand on goggles and a controller. I really enjoyed the comparison but it may have just made it harder to choose. Thanks for the video.🤙🏼
Well, if you have the experience, which it sounds like you do, I would build the kit that you want. So yes, get the Cinelog 25/30/35 and buy a good starter radio (Radio Master TX-12 or Jumper-T Lite). The problem is finding a good/ affordable analog goggles. The total amount here would be far less than a grand(maybe 600 dollars) and you would have a far better kit than the RTFs.
@@OneManUnmanned yes the goggles are a pain. I’m trying to find a intermediate pair that will do the job. I really appreciate your reply and I’m going to look into that controller. Thank you
Hello. Could you help me figure out what is causing the vibration of the tinyGO 4k drone?
I have the second version of the drone, it writes gyro data to a file on a flash drive. But gyroflow does not save from shaking and vibration, which creates a blurry picture.
And I also encountered the fact that the 5D button does not open the camera settings. How else can I enter the camera menu to change the settings?
I would be very grateful for your help.
Great video! I chose the GepRC TinyGo 4k before the TinyHawk III came out (it was my Christmas gift to myself in 2021). That said, I have no regrets (which I wasn't sure about before watching this video). For me, it comes down to versatility and camera quality. I want to be able to fly indoors during winter and outdoors during the summer - TinyGo check. I want the option to record my flights and have the video be of at least decent quality - TinyGo check.
I do agree the transmitter, especially the gimbals, leaves a lot to be desired on the TinyGo, but I did buy this starter kit knowing that it was just an entry point and, if I got serious, everything would get upgraded eventually anyway.
In the end, for me, having a more powerful, versatile, and higher quality drone is what tips the scales.
Amazing points and the same why I chose it over the TinyHawkII last year. I'll be publishing a video on how to use other more professional radios with this drone. It's already filmed, and in the editing process. Thanks for your comment and insight.
Go for Cetus x great for indoors and even better for outdoors
Which do you prefer, Emax goggles or Tinygo goggles? Can I use both products with all analog fpv drones?
The EMAX goggles are more versatile, but both can be used on Analog drones.
Brilliant Review very professional and some great advice thank you.
Thanks..I appreciate the kind words. Was a very fun video to make.
Great review thankyou, I was gonna go for the tiny hawk 3 .not sure now!!?! Thanks! Haha..if you could swap drones!😂 Again nice one mate.
Thank you.. They are both good kits.
🤞🏾ok...I think I'm sticking with the th3, the kit done it 4 me in the end being able to use it with other drones & on simulators aswell as everyone's reviews, seen some pretty decent flying outside...I'll make do with my bugs 16 pro for now 🤞🏾🤣
Hello im late but I was just wondering if you had to choose one which would you go for because I want to do mainly freestyle. I used to have the blade inductrix but I want to upgrade and I'm really struggling deciding between these two. It will probably be mainly indoors as I have really windy weather most the time but when it's calm I would like the option to be able to go outside. Any help would really be appreciated, I love your vids btw
Neither is great at freestyle. The TinyGo is better at outdoor flying, but the TinyHawk3 is better at indoor flights. Everything else is mentioned in the video. You'll have to choose what's right for your needs. I make videos, so the 4k in the TinyGo was appealing. The TinyhawkIII has a better radio though and can be used on other drones.
@@OneManUnmanned okay thank you so much I think I'm gonna go for the tiny hawk 3 have a good day
I’d say the tiny go 4k is for someone who is committed to getting into the hobby where as the tiny hawk 3 is something more for a casual person. The tiny hawk 3 to me seems like a less likely item to buy for me cause I’ve already been in the RC world for 1/8 scale buggy racing so the tiny Hawk definitely looks worse on paper (not saying it’s bad) than the tiny go. For an experienced rc hobbyist the tiny go offers more avenues of upgrades and it looks better.
Thanks for your insight and experience.
Thank you. Nice job reviewing the two.
Thanks, I appreciate that. I really had fun making this..I think it showed through the video.
Good video! Thanks for the extensive comparison!
Thank you..I appreciate that.
Thinking about the quality of the radio and glasses, which can be used in other drones, what better choice? Thanks!
The goggles and radio from the TinyHawk3 can be used on other drones. Or you can make your own custom kit by buying the parts separately.
For a dream drone to me, Tinygo 4k is the winner because its clear video is fairly good for low budget videography jobs. For Tinyhawk 3, heavy static and maybe suited for racing~
That’s a good observation. I still use my TinyGo for its video performance.
@@OneManUnmanned Haha~ i dreaming about getting Tinygo but still practice toy drone. 👍
Very much appreciated for great video. I was thinking of buy TinyHawk 3 but this video changed my mind to buy TinyGo4K. I got a question if you can help! I really like kits (google & radio) of TinyHawk3 and I like the drone from TinyGok4K. If I buy TinyGo4K and kits of Tinyhawk 3, will these 3 be compatible???
That's a good question. Unfortunately the receiver in the TinyGo4K is not compatible with the radio in the TinyHawk3 kit. If you are comfortable with soldering, you could change the receiver in the TinyGo4K to a XM+/RSXR or any D8/16 receiver and it would be compatible with the TinyHawk3 radio.
719FPV did a receiver change in his TinyGo4K... He also has alot of content on the TinyGo. I'll leave his video linked below: th-cam.com/video/dfBcfwlJ6f8/w-d-xo.html
My plan is actually to buy the e8 the emax goggles and the tiny hawk freestyle individually instead of getting a kit. The price (in my country) works out about the same but gets me a better remote than the freestyle rtf kit and a better drone than the tinyhawk3 kit
That is the perfect kit, actually..I think in America you can't buy the E8 or Transporter2 separately.
@@OneManUnmanned that’s unfortunate I think the e8 could be a decent budget radio for those that don’t want the game pad style that’s been so popular in the budget sector recently
I agree..I've had great success with the E8 radio, although I tend to gravitate towards the game style radios for its size and weight.
Hello, cool vid! Did you buy the drones yourself or did you get them from the companies?
Thanks, I appreciate it. No, I purchased these two kits when they were first released.. They took some time to get here, but they eventually did.
The tinygo receiver can be change for a Frsky D8 receiver? I already have the tinyhawk III but I'm looking for something more powerful that can be used outdoors and that is compatible with the tinyhawk goggles and controller. Any suggestion to make this possible??? By the way great video it have a lot of good info.
Yes, the TinyGo4K RX can be changed and swapped out to whatever receiver you want, including the D8. That's a very good idea if you want to use the controller and goggles of the TinyHawk III RTF. I'll be swapping mine in the near future with an ELRS receiver. Thanks for the support.
Nice Video! 👍 I have the Emax Tinyhawk freestyle 2 with the radiomaster tx 16 s.
Thanks.. the Freestyle is one of their best drones. And the TX 16s is the standard in radios. Good setup. 👍
Awesome comparison, Thomas.
Thanks Kris...I appreciate your work on RSD.
Was waiting for this thank you!
You got it.. no prob. Thanks for the support and comment.
Is there any way to remove the “tiny hawk 3” braiding from the video when watching the video playback?
Do you mean the flickering and flashing? That’s a normal thing in Analog drone, not only the TinyHawk. No, it cannot be removed unless you have perfect reception.
I'm only concerned about the way the camera looks in the goggles. It looks like it's very scratchy and staticky. Is there a beginner freestyle fpv drone out there that has upwards of 720P video quality in the headset and is the scratchiness and staticky reception in the headset something that everybody is used to?
No, not yet. You could probably go for an HDZERO or Walksnail setup. Most beginner analog drones have that scratchy/staticy video feed. If you're in the hobby, you just get used to it, or just go digital(which is a little more expensive).
I am new to fpv. If you run 2s on the emax will it fly better outdoors?
I don't remember is the Emax Flight controller and ESC can handle a 2A power source. The higher voltage when applied to any drone will make the motors more powerful. That doesn't necessarily mean it will fly better.
@@OneManUnmanned 👍🏼 thank you
I read that you can flash the Tinyhawk 3 to have 2s, would that give it more power comparable to the TinyGo?
I've never done that before, but the All In One FC is capable of handling 2S power. You would have to change the battery leads, but yes I would assume it produces more power than 1S. As far as more power than the TinyGo4K, that's difficult to predict. One thing to keep in mind is that the TinyGo has 12amp ESC versus the 5amp on the TinyHawkIII.
Trust me, the TinyHawkIII RTF is an amazing kit, and you can absolutely grow with it in your FPV journey. Just make sure to buy some extra batteries. Enjoy!
exact video i was looking for
Amazing... thanks for the support!
I know this is an old video but i happen to have both the tinygo and a tinyhawk2. They are both really fun to fly. I think the tinyhawk is more fun and easier to fly indoors for a beginner, but the tinygo quad itself is by far the better of the two. Ive just replaced the fhss rx on mine with elrs so i can use my main radio and i think between that and some upgraded goggles, itll be a great and versatile set.
Thanks..I appreciate your experience. I've also replaced the RX on my TinyGo a well, and it works great!
@@OneManUnmanned I watched your video to work out where to wire mine up. Really appreciate your content 😄 ended up being a pretty easy job!
Sweet..Glad it helped.
Very well done.
I like soo much your video and your explanation.
Now i am a newer subscriber.
Peace.
Thank you very much...I appreciate your support. Hopefully better videos in the future!
Nice one mate. That's a sub
Much appreciated
I like the analog look/feel of the emax
Can you use the tiny Hawk transmitter to fly the tiny gold 4K drone ?
No you cannot unless you change/ install a D8 receiver in the TinyGo.
Can you upgrade either of these? I hear the range sucks, and I'd like to upgrade them
The range on these two kits are adequate for what they are, an RTF kit. Having said that, you can more easily upgrade the components on the TinyGo for added range. I’ll link a video of me doing just that. th-cam.com/video/331o5lmtlvM/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/Jy7iiRiw3EY/w-d-xo.html
ok i noticed one thing and i have had this question for a while but can you wear the fpv goggles with glasses?
It depends on the type and brand of goggles, but neither of the goggles in this video are compatible with glasses, sorry. The EMAX version does detach and can be used as a monitor.
Hi, will the GepRC goggles receive the video feed from the TinyHawk?
Yes it will.
@@OneManUnmanned Thanks
I think their both great and it's a hard choice for sure!!! I have phantom 4 pro now and want to get started in FPV... Being a beginner it sounds like TinyHawk is the way to go having the option to change drones and keep the same radio and goggle set up?
Yes, they are both good kits. Yes, if you want to upgrade the drone and keep your goggles/radio, the TinyhawkIII is the better choice.
@@OneManUnmannedI was wondering what your feelings are on guys who are coming from flying camera drones... I seen other reviews on FPV drones and I know there is a learning cure... Capt. Drone says I have to many DJI bad habits and camera drone guys are the worst FPV pilots... Now Im not sure on getting one...
@@haroldseaman4243 you should still go for it buddy 👍
I’m sure all the old habits will disappear once you have been on a sim for a lil bit 🤜🏻🤛🏻
The biggest hurdle is getting the stick outta yer ass like I had to! 😂
Honestly coming from photography drones and the kind of “keeners” that fly them being around me I can say that I’ve never met such a bunch of uptight,smug & generally obnoxious people!
That’s a lie actually, dunno if you have ever been to an rc aeroplane club? 😱🤣😂 talk about bigoted minds! ( to be fair a lot have changed these days but some still distance themselves and demonise quads )
@@bugsy742 Awesome thanks for the encouragement!!! Your correct about the habits going away but I'm glad I started with a camera drone taught me basics. I had no clue of FPV until i did research on camera settings for my drone... I'm a month in on the Tinyhwak freestyle 2 RTF kit and I have replaced box goggles with Fat shark Attitude V6 with Rapid fire. Replaced the 2.0ph for a xt30 connector and swapped out 1s for 2s no battery lag and another minute of flight time!!! The real learning curve is all the little stuff you have to figure out like batteries, chargers and Beta Flight... Just figured out how to open vtx and how to use OSD that I didn't even know I had lol!!! Definitely fell down the FPV rabbit hole and it's been outstanding!!!
@@haroldseaman4243 😅 brother your journey sounds just like mine!
Replacing parts is a great way to improve your understanding for sure 👍
I was the same with the osd! 🤣
Please does someone know maximum size of sd-card for the tinygo 4k? I tried to use Lenovo U3 A2card with 265GB. Says card slow? Thanks for the info guys. Have a good one!
How do I record the flight on it, I bought it and it doesn't come with a manual on how to record the flight.
Which drone? The TinyGo4K records automatically once the battery is connected and the SD card is inserted into the recorder/dvr slot.
Is that model of the TinyGO 4k the analog version?
Because I believe that in the TinyGo 4k digital version you can connect it to a DJI system.. (goggles and controller)
Or am I wrong?
Yeh, the TinyGo does not come as digital. GEPRC does offer the Thinking P16 which is similar and is digital.
I have 2 TH3's. Like them, but the video glitches something awful. Must be a design flaw as I see the glitching on every TH-cam video with that aircraft. Fly mine mostly outdoors. Performs really well. Seeing the same glitching indoors. Not seeing it on my other EMAX drones: Nanohawk X or TinyHawk 2 Freestyle. Opened a ticket with EMAX, not real helpful. They don't want to admit there is an issue with the VTX. Probably an antenna issue. BTW: the Nanohawk X is amazing. 7 mins of a 1S and almost silent. Really screams too.
The NanohawkX is truly an amazing drone, especially at 1S. My DVR does record the glitch/flashes, but it's not as bad live in the goggles. I don't have another EMAX drone to compare VTX.
These two and the Cetus x betaflight version.
Out of these three which one do you recommend?
I want to learn fpv freestyle so being able to fly indoor and outdoor would be helpful.
Thanks :)
Have u tried beta cetus pro ? If so where would that fit in with these?
I have not tried the CetusPro, but it is similar in the sense that everything is provided. The only thing that stands out, is the goggles does not have a DVR and therefore can't record your flight footage. The drone and radio seems ok.
Thanks I needed this.
Awesome..glad it helped! 😊
Thanks for the vid. Can I connect other drones to the controller of the GepRC?
Only other TinyGo(2 others to be exact), but not another brand.
@@OneManUnmanned But can I connect a 3” drone from GepRC? Or only the tinyGo?
Only TinyGo
Good vid bro but you could have a look at the googels over ones Glasses. Get up the good work, maybe you can help me with a Club?
Thanks for your video. I just want to start fpv drone. so I am looking for good kit for beginner.
it`s a bit hard for me
I already find geprc tinygo, emax tinyhawk m betafpv cetus pro.
I already have zorro transmitter ,
can you recomend a fpv drone for me? just I know that I need prop guard..
Meteor 65
Meteor 75
Mobula6
Mobula7
Cinelog 25
Cinelog 35
These are all good drones that have prop guards.
@@OneManUnmanned wow…unexpected drones..haha
Just can you choice one for me?
I am really beginner
They are all good drones. I would recommend the Mobula6..It has tons of users and therefore more community help. It has an adjustable tilt camera and includes 4 batteries with the drone. I've done a full review on it, and I'll link it below.
On Amazon: amzn.to/3syDB1I
From Bangood: usa.banggood.com/custlink/DG3YQc6Nbn
th-cam.com/video/lY4Dnp_nk98/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/443Um3t_Y7s/w-d-xo.html
Could you recommend a good starter remote, goggles and Whoop?
Do you not like these two RTF kits listed in the video? They are pretty solid options to get anyone started in FPV. If you want to piece together your own kit, you'll get more value for your money, but will have to choose the components yourself. A good selection of parts to build your kit, will run you 320USD, which is the same price for these two RTF.
Good INDOOR DRONES:
Meteor 65
Meteor 75
Mobula6
Good OUTDOOR DRONES:
EMAX NanohawkX
GEPRC Smart16
Flywoo 1S BabyNano 40mm
Good Radios
Radio Master Zorro
Radio Master TX12
Goggles are very subjective.
EV800D is a good budget boxstyle google.
Most advanced pilots use Fatshark Goggles for analog flying(they vary in options).
For Digital goggles, DJI is still the only realistic option unless you know how to solder and configure drones.
Great info. Thanks
Thanks Richard, anytime!
How do you start the on board recording on the tinygo 4k
It starts automatically once the drone is powered and a micro SD card is in the on-board DVR.
Eu comprei o kit tinyhawk 3. Futuramente eu posso comprar um drone que filma em 4k e usar o controle e DVR do emax?
O drone precisaria ter um VTX analógico e um Receptor D8 ou D16 para funcionar. Eu espero que isso ajude. Obrigado
@@OneManUnmanned Muito obrigado mestre! Tem algum que vc recomendaria?
Não há muitos drones com câmeras 4K. Os fabricantes estão se afastando das configurações de “Câmera Dividida”. O TinyGo é o raro que está disponível. Sugiro que você encontre um drone na faixa de 2 a 3,5 polegadas e compre uma câmera HD como o Caddx Peanut, RunCam Thumb Pro e HawkEye FireFly X-Lite 2. O BabyHawk2, Smart35 e Crux35 são bons drones.
@@OneManUnmanned Entendi! Realmente, é melhor mesmo. Estou começando no FPV, nem voei ainda, esperando meu kit chegar e estudando sobre. Obrigado
Tinygo is the best as far as upgrades an repair goes an the option of indoor or outdoor flight everything is plug an play an easily upgradeable
Haha..I totally agree, and why I choose it last year when deciding on an RTF. I'll be changing the rx soon, but yes the components can be easily replaced/ repaired.
@@OneManUnmanned I would enjoy it if you made a video concerning that receiver swap-out. I've outgrown the TinyGo kit, but I still like the aircraft. I'd really like to bind it to my Jumper T-Lite and I'd love to see someone else make a successful attempt before I start destroying things!
Ok, I didn't know this many people were interested in this swap. I too would like to fly it with my T-lite.
is it possible to adjust the camera angle on the TinyGo?
Yes, you can.
do a review of meteor 65 1s and EMAX Cetus pro
I’ll try.
4k60 are u serious 😭🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yepp..4K 60FPS. It's not bad...Haha
How do I record 4k? I don't see a botton on the Rep rC tinygo anywhere.
thanks and Aloha
KB
Hawaii
No worries... It is set by default to record in 4K. It will start recording automatically once you connect the battery..As long as you have an SD card in the drone. There is no button or switch to start/stop recording. 🤙
In your opinion, which RTF is worth for future growth?
I like geprc drone but i dont like the goggle and the controller, at the same time i like emax goggle and the controller but i don't like the drone, can i use emax goggle and controller to fly geprc drone? 🥲
You can grow better with the TinyHawk3 RTF overall, but the TinyGo drone is the better drone to grow with as it accepts upgrades very easily.
Unfortunately you cannot use the EMAX radio with the TinyGo, unless you upgrade the receiver in the TinyGo. You can use the goggles in both kits with either drones.
@@OneManUnmanned thanks man!
I've been wanting to get into drones period. Fpv looks so fun like you're truely flying. I might get one of these. Decisions decisions decisions
FPV is definitely fun and addictive. An RFT kit is not a bad way to start, and more companies are making them.
@@OneManUnmanned is the tiny hawk freestyle small like the tiny hawk 3? Is it better than the th3? I was reading a comment saying to buy a tiny hawk freestyle with the e8 controller and the tiny hawk 3 transporter 2 googles which will be cheaper than buying the the RTF kit.
I haven't done the math, but it might be cheaper to build the kit yourself. The TinyHawkII Freestyle is a more advanced drone compared to the TinyHawkIII and is targeted at intermediate skilled pilots. Can it be your first done? Sure, but you have to know its limitations and full potential. It's relatively faster than the TH3 and doesn't have props guards, making it impossible/danderous to fly indoors. It's also powered by 2S batteries compared to the 1S of the TH3, making it more powerful. The freestyle is more capable/maneuverable and therefore more "fun" to fly. If you decide to buy the parts separately vs the RTF, I would hughly recommend buying the RadioMaster Zorro radio instead of the E8 radio(and it's only 10-20 dollars more).
@@OneManUnmanned awesome. So the tiny hawk freestyle is better than the th3 and th2? Are they the same sizes?
Better is a relative term..Is it better for a teenager to learn to drive in a Ferrari or a compact car? It depends on who you are and what you intend to do. Do you intend to fly indoors? The Freestyle is an overall "better" drone, but is not meant as a starter drone. Having said that, everyone is different and you might be a fast learner(better hand-eye coordination) or have prior drone experience. The Freestyle is slightly bigger than the TH3, but not by much.
I have the tiny hawk 3 but i can’t use the fpv goggles because the signal is so bad! Is anyone having this problem?
I’m thinking either replacing the receiver the camera or get better antenna for the goggles
Is this tinygo still a good option in 2024?
Yes it is.. I've meant to make an updated video, but have been extremely busy with other projects and videos.
@OneManUnmanned Thank you sir!
As far as the switches go.. I would rather them not be labled.labeled.. in change switches depending on the quad and the type of flying i do
Good comment and you have a valid points, even I customize my new radios (including switches) to my needs. Having said that, it's an RTF kit targeted at beginners.. Most new pilots won't know what "Arm/Disarm, Angle/Horizon/Air, or Turtle modes are(unless its labeled), much less go into Betaflight to assign switches or modes.
All companies that are making these FPV kits for beginners please LABEL the Radio !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hopefully they start doing that. I think EMAX did with their latest RTF Kit.
The only real problem I have with the tinyhawk 3 is the color of the case
It is different.
Do you mean it comes in different colours?
No, I was just saying the bright blue color of the case makes it different.
Tinygo in 2024. Or the emax tinyhawk 3 HD kit. Has HD zero, and the transporter 2 goggles are also HD zero. Id still go with the Tinygo 4k because it records 4k footage. Real 3.7k, 2.7k, and 1080p. The Tinygo 4k has an upgraded radio, ELRS SPI.
Very good point. But yes, the TinyGo was updated with ELRS and a new Flight controller. The TinyHawk3 HD will give a better/cleaner FPV feed to your goggles, but the DVR footage in the TinyGo is still 4K. That’s hard to beat if you care about image quality.
im gonna be honest, the tinyhawk 3 is the way to go, bc you can uprade, and also its 100 bucks cheeper than the TinyGo 4k
Is it that much cheaper now? Wow.
What do you mean? I'm seeing 300 for each
great video
Thanks 😊
Can i use the transmitters on the computer with a drone simulator?
The transmitter with the TinyGo no, but yes with the TinyHawk3 transmitter.
@@OneManUnmanned Thanks!
@@OneManUnmanned So I can't use the RC from TinyGO with Velocidrone, and the RC from TinyHawk can?
That's correct.. the TinyGo radio has no USB port. The radio for the TinyHawkIII has a port to connect to a computer.
nice video i want tiny go 4k but i have not enough money to buy it but its so cool
Yes, the TinyGo4K is a really competitive drone, even after a whole year in the FPV market.
@@OneManUnmanned yah i love it bc it can fly in freestyle too and its so cool thing
@@OneManUnmanned its so fast i think and i seen a video where someone made it faster in beta flight
Yes, it can do some freestyle easier than the TH3.
They probably increased the rates on it.
imposible for me to focus with tinygo googles. not allowed to use glasses.
It's really hit or miss with box style goggles..Sorry to hear.
Hey how can I change to 200 mw I live in germany
I have the rtf from. Emax
You can change the VTX power with just your goggles, drone, and transmitter. They all have to be on and powered. To enter the menu, the throttle has to be half up and yaw stick full left. At the same time, the pitch sick(right gimbal) must be full up. Once you're in the menu, go to "Features" then "VTX" then "Power". You can change the power output there. Don't forget to hit/choose "Set" and "Confirm" once you've made your selection.
Tinygo Is now elrs and has a different remote config now
Thanks, I appreciate the updates.
What is faster
Tinygo 4K
@@OneManUnmanned thank you
@@OneManUnmanned what do you recommend tinyhawk2 freestyle or tinygo 4k
I brought the tiny go kit when I got it the goggles was scratched up they hassle me down about they was brand-new knowing that it wasn't no strap and I will show you food I get a chance put pictures up on your page so you can see what I'm talking about
Sorry to hear man.
I have the tiny gold controller can I buy a cinewhoop that says PNP
Tiny go controller
No, the TinyGo controller only works on with the TinyGo. You can buy another receiver for the Tinygo and use another radio if you want.
that's not the remote that comes with the starter kit with the tinyhawk. the actual one i believe is boarder line a nintendo pro remote lol, so i would still choose the tiny go remote
Thanks…Thats the one that came with this kit at the time of filming. You might be thinking of an earlier version.
Look at the camera every now and den. Mandem not looking
Don’t buy emax period. Made to break drone
People have had good experiences with them and alot of pilots started off in EMAX products. Plus this is a new kit and has increased their quality compared to the previous RTF.
You never fly em get up lazy boy. Earn that money.
I think you mean spend that money 💰 🤑
He has flown them. You need to subscribe
The GePRC TinyGo, it is hard to fly indoors. Who cares about 4K if you are learning how to fly. Not sure why you clowns have to highlight on the video when it is really about learning how to fly a FVP and which one is the easiest to fly indoors.
Thanks for your input and insight on this topic. The TinyGo can be flown both indoors and outdoors. Some pilots might think a good camera is not necessary for indoor flight, but what about outdoors? If no one cares about the video or its quality, why have a DVR in the first place? Why do most pilots buy an action camera like the 360 Go2 or even an expensive GoPro. It's to the point where pilots are now excited about HDZERO because of its HD image potential in small 1S drones. The point here is that EVERYTHING in FPV is subjective. I love cameras and video technology as a whole(I even upload the videos to TH-cam), hence why I think the 4K is important. Manufacturers have a huge decisions to make when engineering these drones and deciding whether or not to include a premium camera. The fact is(especially with this drone), you don't have to opt for the 4K cam, it's also offered in a 1080p version.
this is why the dislike button existed
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