Man, a review with all the facts, tests and numbers? Awesome! I have looked everywhere for thrust/power-to-weight-ratio for this little quad, and you even took the time to calculate efficiency and compare it to other similar quads, and on both 1s and 2s? Damn.... The first 5 minutes of this video conveyed far more information than the 3 x 40 minute reviews other FPV-channels have made on this
just got a mobula7 and stumbled on here.. AWESOME!!! the info and effort put into the whole "persona" of this channel is just simply great.. Thanks dude!
It's definitely my most flown Quad this year, you can fly it literally everywhere and bother almost anybody. And my Mobula Videos made my channel explode! (From 8 subscribers to 26!!! 😅) Happy flying dude!
Thank you for this video. It was really helpful. Especially the very back of the canopy section where you actually showed the orientation of the little L shaped part that goes between each side of the camera shroud. Very detailed video. Thank you again. There is only one thing. There is a red version of the canopy and shroud on the market but it doesn't have the two holes for the 2 screws that hold the L shaped bar on the camera shroud. Just an FYI.
That's because the red canopy is for the Caddx EOS2 camera which screws onto the shroud and doesn't need the bracket :) Thank you very much, I am happy you found it useful!
@@muteFPV Yeah, I am going to get a magnetizer. Only thing I wish is that it had more magnetism to keep screws on. That and maybe a couple little LED's up front, lol. Anyways, great video. I'm loving my Mob7. On 2nd frame now. I did a cheapo hydrodip on the spare frames with some nail polish lacquer and glitter. Looks quite fab! About to give it a makeover with new camera, 200mW vtx, a lollipop micro axii, and 3d printed canopy.
@@muteFPV decided to go with the Nano Cricket with MMCX connection. Yeah, the rig will be a gram heavier than UFL but I love how solid they feel snapping in. Plus, its what I use on my Chameleon Ti and Acrobrat. If this Axii micro is all that, I might try it on the others.
Thank you very much! I don't do much tuning, I usually fly stock unless there are serious issues that affect flying. Kokobloko's tune (pinned comment) should be good if he says so ;) I should try the V2 of the frame..
any suggestions on not damaging motors on prop removal? tool provided is a piece of garbage lol. i managed to get 3 off by holding the bell from underneath and twisting off the prop. last one gave me trouble and i ended up bending a shaft.... so low and behold i tried to straighten it and popped off the c-clamp.. 20 mins later got the clamp back on. all just to find that motor has now stopped. after some testing figured out the bell was raised. All back in order now lol
Holding the bell and twisting the prop off is the safest way. It is a pain, I know, but I don't like using the various prop tools either. The shafts in these micro motors are fragile. You can thread a piece of floss or string under the prop hub, hold the bell and pull the prop from the string. But twisting the prop helps more.
@@muteFPV really sorry to bug ya here for troubleshooting. but im having a batt problem. just tried 2s set up for the first time and i severely drained one bat to 2.1v. Im thinking that might be a result of my motor mishap? or do i need to do something in BF?
There are two kinds of transmitters in FPV. One is the Video Transmitter (VTx) and it is on the quadcopter. The other is the transmitter inside the Radio Controller that you use in order to fly the craft. To be exact, most recent radios both transmit and receive information for their telemetry capabilities. Each brand has its own protocol so your choice depends on what type of protocol is most suitable for you or is more affordable / common. FrSky is very common, good enough for most applications and widely available in most ready-to-fly quadcopters. There are also brands like Jumper that have a multi-protocol transmitter which is compatible with receivers of various different brands. I would suggest that you avoid the very cheap radios. If you end up sticking with this hobby, you will want a better radio very soon - If you end up bot liking this hobby, they have almost no reselling value. Something like the FrSky QX7 or X9D lite and the Jumper T16 are very good value for money options that will last you a long time, have a big user base for troubleshooting / tips / how-tos and have all the features you will need for FPV. I hope I helped, let me know if you have more questions!
Can you run the 1s batteries like the 450 Mah ones as 2s on the Mobula 7? Whenever i see someone run 2S on it they use smaller 300 mah 1S batteries never the bigger tinyhawk like batteries. ????
Nice video, I can't wait to get mine! And I also use that screwdriver for my micro's!! Do you have the one with AAA battery's or rechargeable accu? I got the last one (:
I bought the cheapest one with the AAA and am using Eneloop batteries. I was not sure I would like it but it looks to be very convenient for micros. I hate the cylinder they use to pack all the bits though..
I burnt my motors and i want to replace them. Does the colour of the wire of the motors make any difference? Can use all 4 motors in red colour (instead of 2 black and 2 red)?
Nope, they are brushless motors so no difference at all. You may have to modify the motor rotation in Bl_Heli when you install them but nothing more than that.
I bought that little dude as well (EU version).. But it will not bind to my FrSky X-lite.. I‘ve done everything by the manuals and I got no clue what else to try... Can you maybe help me? This is my first drone ... What I’ve done: Hold the button on the FrSky module till both lights are on (not flashing) and then Bindmode on my radio... but nothing happens.. PLZ help xD Nice video!
Thank you :) You will most probably have to flash the XM receiver to match your transmitter firmware version. Did you buy the X-Lite from the EU / is it the EU-LBT version?
I bought the transmitter in the EU and it is the EU version... So I have to look for videos how to flash that xD Thank you for your answer! I’m new to the hobby and so I bought a bnf- did not work out for me ^^ Thank you, nice video!
Oscar Liang has a nice article explaining how you can flash your receivers using the Transmitter. But he doesn't show an X-Lite. It should be similar to the Q-X7 though, check the pinout of the port at the bottom of both, maybe it is the same.
@@FPVMgunit13 Well, truly spoken I often land at 2.8/2.9V...and I would push it for sure further if the Voltage Drop wouldn't hit in hard. But what's more worth, 1S Lipo live or the flow which kicked in so nicely! PS: From 2S and above I take really care about my Lipos, I swear!
@Mgunit I would at least swap the stock values to 2.9 for the minimum and 3.3 for the warning voltage. It always depends on how bad the batteries you use sag though.
No :( I made my own using my crimping tool. By the way, try to find something like the stock Mobula jumper (PH2.0 plug with wire, not the plastic jumper with the metal piece used in electronics). As far as I know the current rating of these plastic jumpers is not high.
I don't remember exactly where the pins are on the F/C, can you please check if it is shown in the manual of the Mobula (can't check right now). For the settings check my link for the DUMP files, because you will have to disable smart audio functionality in order to use the external Rx.
Wow, thats ok. Do it later then. I cant wait to see the video tho :). Thanks for the answer. (Also could you include tests with batteries with more/less capacity. And what about 3blade proppelers compared to 4bladed ones, is it worth it? What do you think?. Thanks for your early answer :).
Thank you :) When you say tests with different capacity, do you mean the thrust tests I perform for these BNF quads? I have tried 3-bladed props on a few 2S whoops and they have performed worse, at least when it comes to thrust.
To remove the props, hold the motor bell and twist the propeller while pulling it. To install, it is safer to put something on the other side of the motor shaft (for example a hex/allen key) so that you press against the tool when pushing the prop on the shaft, instead of pushing on the bell and the friction/c-clips that hold the shaft in place. I hope this helps.
Does the FlySky version not have turtle mode? Also can someone recommend a good informative video on how to properly charge Lipos and how to know what you’re not supposed to run them down to in terms of charge? I’m waiting for my mob7 but it’s my very first drone and I have no idea what I’ll be doing lol... also the charging aspect, does that 6 port battery charger stop when it reaches charged or does it just keep charging them cause can’t that ruin your Lipo?
I have no idea about the Flysky version, sorry. Charging is easy and safe, if you are careful. Starting with small 1S and 2S batteries will be a great way for you to get used to cell voltages, charging / hv charging / storage charging etc. Do not charge unattended and always pay special attention to batteries that have been damaged / dented in a crash. The included charger will stop charging when it reaches the charge voltage you have set - these charger are not very accurate so at time it may exceed the max voltage (at least that is what I have noticed on some chargers of this kind). "Standard" charge voltage is at 4.2V for each cell, which will give you a total of 8.4V for a 2S battery. High-Volt charge voltage is at 4.35V, it gives you more oomph but it may reduce the lifetime of the battery. Discharging is a bit more complicated, because during flying the voltage you see in your OSD will be lower than the resting voltage of the battery a while after you land and unplug. LiPos deteriorate if they go below 3V per cell so in general you don't want to go below 3.4-3.5V resting voltage. This probably means that you will see 3.1, 3.0 or even a bit less voltage when flying - which is normal because the battery "sags" under load. I can't recall a specific video to suggest to you, I will check my bookmarks and come back to you if I find one that summarizes everything well enough.
muteFPV ok sweet man! Thank you a ton for the informative response. I can’t tell you how many times I say I’m new and people talk to me with abbreviations and numbers like Ive been flying drones for 5 years and I’m like “uhhh... wut?” lol. I’ll be sure to drop a sub man, and will most likely be in here a lot after I get the thing and am trying to figure out betaflight values and working the program altogether, I know it’s recommended to learn on auto level mode or whatever, horizon mode I can’t remember what it’s called. But I feel if I learn right away on acro mode I’ll get better quicker. I just know I’ll probably destroy a lot of frames cause apparently it’s weak on the Mob7.. cheers bro!
No worries. It is a lot to learn at once so get your mobula up and running, enjoy flying and take it one step at a time. Look only into the subject you need to tackle at a given time, don't try to learn / tweak everything from the beginning :) Get yourself a few of the V3 mobula (or trashcan) frames, they are a lot more durable.
muteFPV ok, and I was actually wondering yesterday if the trashcan frame works on the mob7 lol so thanks for telling me that! I just got my FlySky FS-i6X transmitter today. And my mob7 was the FlySky version so it should be able to bind right out of the box with the transmitter right? And definitely subbed to the channel bro. You’ve been the most help so far for me, so thank you!
Hi, when flying on 1s i need to push the throttle almost all the way to keep it hovering. Do you have the same behavior with yours also like this? Thank for the excellent vid👍
You're welcome! Nope, I don't remember how much % it needed but it was just fine. Was it like this from the beginning? Have you added more weight to it? What batteries are you using?
Does the voltage drop a lot in your OSD when trying to fly on 1S? I don't think I tried flying 1S on the 250mAh Lipos. Do you have any larger 1S packs to try?
Ive not check osd info for now its only los. But i suspect bad batteries. Ive just order a 1s 550mah so i will have to wait and see. Thanks for your feedback you gave me some directions.
You use the small jumper plug on one of the battery connectors and a 1S battery on the other connector, as shown in the video. If you have one of the first Mobulas maybe the jumper was not included, you will have to make one on your own.
I don't have a photo handy right now. It is a PH2.0 plug with a single cable. It is like the plug of this battery, with the black and red cables connected: img.staticbg.com/thumb/large/oaupload/banggood/images/15/85/66584322-ac8a-4ffb-800f-29bbe3a79e0b.jpg
@@muteFPV can hardly wait for my Mobula7 arrived it takes sooooooo much time for them to ship during nov-des order :( or maybe ... it just me being impatient LOL
Has anyone here ever owned or flown an aurora 68? It was one of the first brushless tiny whoop basically a while back. The lil thing absolutely ripped but was just to fragile you had to constantly fiddle with it to keep it up in the air. th-cam.com/video/24UvbsTtmaM/w-d-xo.html Anyhoo I've been out of the fpv thing for a minute now but after stumbling on a few videos of the mobula I pre-ordered one. I just hope I can find my taranis and fat sharks lol 😜. Nice video's btw
Thanks :D There is a lot of talking online, I prefer to deliver more info without saying a single word :) My content has evolved a lot, if you try one of my first videos I think you will find them almost unwatchable, compared to what I edit now. Did you NOT like how I present the info / did you find it cumbersome / annoying, or you would just prefer to listen instead of reading the captions? I crave for feedback :)
@@muteFPV Hey, yeah I prefer concentrating on the images presented and listening to words rather than reading and watching the images shown. I end up having to pause back and forth to read or look at images its just not smooth for me if you know what I mean. But hey its great content don't change your ways of doing things Im just a new viewer
stock tune on the mobula suck!! washouts and propwash ! i manage to make it fly good! check here th-cam.com/video/FdihHOSue0A/w-d-xo.html
Looks solid, thanks! Pinned for other to try as well :)
Yep and switching to props out helps too !!
Best video editor in the community! And of course - another great video ;-)
Thank you Gal!
Man, a review with all the facts, tests and numbers? Awesome! I have looked everywhere for thrust/power-to-weight-ratio for this little quad, and you even took the time to calculate efficiency and compare it to other similar quads, and on both 1s and 2s? Damn.... The first 5 minutes of this video conveyed far more information than the 3 x 40 minute reviews other FPV-channels have made on this
Thank you very much, I am glad you found it helpful!
I just found this channel, what a breath of fresh air. Plain, simple, and to the point. Keep it up!
Thank you very much! Stick around, plenty more coming soon :)
just got a mobula7 and stumbled on here.. AWESOME!!! the info and effort put into the whole "persona" of this channel is just simply great.. Thanks dude!
Thank you very much! Stick around, Mobula6 video is being uploaded right now ;)
It's definitely my most flown Quad this year, you can fly it literally everywhere and bother almost anybody.
And my Mobula Videos made my channel explode!
(From 8 subscribers to 26!!! 😅)
Happy flying dude!
You too :D numbers are just numbers, keep it up! :)
Congrats on the Subscriber Explosion 💥 dude GLHF !
Thank you for this video. It was really helpful. Especially the very back of the canopy section where you actually showed the orientation of the little L shaped part that goes between each side of the camera shroud. Very detailed video. Thank you again. There is only one thing. There is a red version of the canopy and shroud on the market but it doesn't have the two holes for the 2 screws that hold the L shaped bar on the camera shroud. Just an FYI.
That's because the red canopy is for the Caddx EOS2 camera which screws onto the shroud and doesn't need the bracket :) Thank you very much, I am happy you found it useful!
Love all the objective and easily comparable data and video. Glad a came across you Mute my man
Glad you liked it :) Stick around, more coming soon!
2022 and still one of my favourite whoops.
Which frame version did you end up using the most? Because the first was not as durable as the next ones.
Amazing flying, dude! That's a really great quad! 😃
Thank you mate! It is a great little quad, yes :)
Hi mate, I have one of these, your analysis is spot on!! Cool.
Thank you :)
Great video, i appriciate the flight footage and opinion !
Thank you very much!
I just got that same wowstick screwdriver, lol! Also, I changed props to spin "out"and it seems to handle much better on stock tune.
Thanks for the feedback!
The wowstick is fun to use in these micros :D
@@muteFPV Yeah, I am going to get a magnetizer. Only thing I wish is that it had more magnetism to keep screws on. That and maybe a couple little LED's up front, lol. Anyways, great video. I'm loving my Mob7. On 2nd frame now. I did a cheapo hydrodip on the spare frames with some nail polish lacquer and glitter. Looks quite fab! About to give it a makeover with new camera, 200mW vtx, a lollipop micro axii, and 3d printed canopy.
Yep, a magnetized bit would be great! Sounds sweet, which VTx will you go for?
@@muteFPV decided to go with the Nano Cricket with MMCX connection. Yeah, the rig will be a gram heavier than UFL but I love how solid they feel snapping in. Plus, its what I use on my Chameleon Ti and Acrobrat. If this Axii micro is all that, I might try it on the others.
Nice, I will check it out
Best review on YT must say ! DId you tune it yet? Frames are brittle but its an awesome power Whoop !!!
Thank you very much! I don't do much tuning, I usually fly stock unless there are serious issues that affect flying. Kokobloko's tune (pinned comment) should be good if he says so ;) I should try the V2 of the frame..
Subscribing just that facts quick to the point. Love it!
Hey, thank you :) Stick around, a lot of new stuff coming soon!
any suggestions on not damaging motors on prop removal? tool provided is a piece of garbage lol. i managed to get 3 off by holding the bell from underneath and twisting off the prop. last one gave me trouble and i ended up bending a shaft.... so low and behold i tried to straighten it and popped off the c-clamp.. 20 mins later got the clamp back on. all just to find that motor has now stopped. after some testing figured out the bell was raised. All back in order now lol
Holding the bell and twisting the prop off is the safest way. It is a pain, I know, but I don't like using the various prop tools either. The shafts in these micro motors are fragile. You can thread a piece of floss or string under the prop hub, hold the bell and pull the prop from the string. But twisting the prop helps more.
@@muteFPV right on. thanks for the fast reply man! yeah seems i gotta get some finger strength lol. im just glad i got that motor spinning again
@@pothead_fpvracing4050 me too! You're welcome :)
@@muteFPV really sorry to bug ya here for troubleshooting. but im having a batt problem. just tried 2s set up for the first time and i severely drained one bat to 2.1v. Im thinking that might be a result of my motor mishap? or do i need to do something in BF?
Low voltage won't affect your motor. If one of the two batteries dropped to 2.1V and the other not, there is something wrong with that battery.
Excellent review, thanks much!
You're welcome :)
Hi, thanks for the video
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Is this compatible with Turnigy TGY-i6 Transmitter EU ? (maybe the Compatible Flysky Receiver version?)
You're welcome! Probably yes, I am not familiar with Flysky at all..
Lost me at transmitter! What is it? Where do I get one from & what type? Thee are very few easy to understand videos on transmitters
There are two kinds of transmitters in FPV. One is the Video Transmitter (VTx) and it is on the quadcopter. The other is the transmitter inside the Radio Controller that you use in order to fly the craft. To be exact, most recent radios both transmit and receive information for their telemetry capabilities. Each brand has its own protocol so your choice depends on what type of protocol is most suitable for you or is more affordable / common. FrSky is very common, good enough for most applications and widely available in most ready-to-fly quadcopters. There are also brands like Jumper that have a multi-protocol transmitter which is compatible with receivers of various different brands. I would suggest that you avoid the very cheap radios. If you end up sticking with this hobby, you will want a better radio very soon - If you end up bot liking this hobby, they have almost no reselling value. Something like the FrSky QX7 or X9D lite and the Jumper T16 are very good value for money options that will last you a long time, have a big user base for troubleshooting / tips / how-tos and have all the features you will need for FPV. I hope I helped, let me know if you have more questions!
muteFPV thank you, that’s really helpful, there are very few normal talking easy to understand videos that explain this
Can you run the 1s batteries like the 450 Mah ones as 2s on the Mobula 7? Whenever i see someone run 2S on it they use smaller 300 mah 1S batteries never the bigger tinyhawk like batteries. ????
Of course you can, it will just be a heavier battery in total, which affects how it will fly - but it will fly and will be fine for cruising around.
Nice video, I can't wait to get mine!
And I also use that screwdriver for my micro's!! Do you have the one with AAA battery's or rechargeable accu? I got the last one (:
I bought the cheapest one with the AAA and am using Eneloop batteries. I was not sure I would like it but it looks to be very convenient for micros. I hate the cylinder they use to pack all the bits though..
I burnt my motors and i want to replace them. Does the colour of the wire of the motors make any difference? Can use all 4 motors in red colour (instead of 2 black and 2 red)?
Nope, they are brushless motors so no difference at all. You may have to modify the motor rotation in Bl_Heli when you install them but nothing more than that.
@@muteFPV thanks 👍👍👍
I bought that little dude as well (EU version)..
But it will not bind to my FrSky X-lite..
I‘ve done everything by the manuals and I got no clue what else to try...
Can you maybe help me?
This is my first drone ...
What I’ve done:
Hold the button on the FrSky module till both lights are on (not flashing) and then Bindmode on my radio... but nothing happens..
PLZ help xD
Nice video!
Thank you :) You will most probably have to flash the XM receiver to match your transmitter firmware version. Did you buy the X-Lite from the EU / is it the EU-LBT version?
I bought the transmitter in the EU and it is the EU version...
So I have to look for videos how to flash that xD
Thank you for your answer! I’m new to the hobby and so I bought a bnf- did not work out for me ^^
Thank you, nice video!
If it makes you feel better, I am also located in the EU, have a EU-LBT version of the X9D Plus and have to flash most of the receivers I buy :P
Not really ;)
But hopefully I’ll figure it out xD
Thanks again!
Oscar Liang has a nice article explaining how you can flash your receivers using the Transmitter. But he doesn't show an X-Lite. It should be similar to the Q-X7 though, check the pinout of the port at the bottom of both, maybe it is the same.
Great video... so what exactly should the battery warning be set at?
I got mine at 3.1v, but then I had to land immediately.
2,5min. Flight time give or take like I fly.
@@DMarko22 ya usually fly to 3.20....occasionally 3.0 but super fast landing.... me too I usually get 2 min 30 seconds on 260mah 2 1s's.....
@@FPVMgunit13 Well, truly spoken I often land at 2.8/2.9V...and I would push it for sure further if the Voltage Drop wouldn't hit in hard.
But what's more worth, 1S Lipo live or the flow which kicked in so nicely!
PS: From 2S and above I take really care about my Lipos, I swear!
@Mgunit I would at least swap the stock values to 2.9 for the minimum and 3.3 for the warning voltage. It always depends on how bad the batteries you use sag though.
@DMarko yep, I don't treat them very well either. They don't last long anyway, especially on HV :P
Is there a way to mid the tinyhawk to work with betaflighg
Can you please explain what you mean? You can configure the TinyHawk via betaflight.
muteFPV is there a way of installing a fly sky receiver in it?
I am not sure if you can use an external receiver. It only comes with FrSky D8.
Does anyone know where I can find a jumper plug for my mobula
No :( I made my own using my crimping tool. By the way, try to find something like the stock Mobula jumper (PH2.0 plug with wire, not the plastic jumper with the metal piece used in electronics). As far as I know the current rating of these plastic jumpers is not high.
what is the at what voltage the quad stops working?
I have no idea. You should go by the battery voltage and not the quad though, it is advised not to drop under 3V per cell (under load).
fantastic video sir.
Thank you :) Stick around, more coming soon!
hows is that receiver wire and program I have the version with the built in frsky receiver but it stop working so I like to wire my xm receiver in?
I don't remember exactly where the pins are on the F/C, can you please check if it is shown in the manual of the Mobula (can't check right now). For the settings check my link for the DUMP files, because you will have to disable smart audio functionality in order to use the external Rx.
Should. I wait for the eachine trashcan?
I have no idea, I have not tried it :)
please do eachine thrashcan next !!! thanks :)
(and a bit of comparation to mobula 7)
It is in my plans but I have my hands full at the moment :) I am interested to see how they compare too! I am also working on some mobula upgrades
Wow, thats ok. Do it later then. I cant wait to see the video tho :).
Thanks for the answer. (Also could you include tests with batteries with more/less capacity. And what about 3blade proppelers compared to 4bladed ones, is it worth it? What do you think?.
Thanks for your early answer :).
@@muteFPV great edit btw! :D
Thank you :) When you say tests with different capacity, do you mean the thrust tests I perform for these BNF quads? I have tried 3-bladed props on a few 2S whoops and they have performed worse, at least when it comes to thrust.
Im having difficulties to remove props and installing em i broke 2 motors alredy any tips to install gemfan props easily
To remove the props, hold the motor bell and twist the propeller while pulling it. To install, it is safer to put something on the other side of the motor shaft (for example a hex/allen key) so that you press against the tool when pushing the prop on the shaft, instead of pushing on the bell and the friction/c-clips that hold the shaft in place. I hope this helps.
@@muteFPV thank you ill try that out when i get my new motors
@@mr9712 what broke in the motors?
@@muteFPV actually i bent the shaft when removing the prop then after i crashed it broke
@@mr9712 that's a shame :( let me know how it goes when you receive the new ones
Anyone get the dsmx version of this , curious about range etc
Maybe drop a question in the RCGroups thread or in the 2S Powerwhoop facebook group? I am pretty sure you will find DSMX users there :)
@@muteFPV 👊
Does the FlySky version not have turtle mode? Also can someone recommend a good informative video on how to properly charge Lipos and how to know what you’re not supposed to run them down to in terms of charge? I’m waiting for my mob7 but it’s my very first drone and I have no idea what I’ll be doing lol... also the charging aspect, does that 6 port battery charger stop when it reaches charged or does it just keep charging them cause can’t that ruin your Lipo?
I have no idea about the Flysky version, sorry. Charging is easy and safe, if you are careful. Starting with small 1S and 2S batteries will be a great way for you to get used to cell voltages, charging / hv charging / storage charging etc. Do not charge unattended and always pay special attention to batteries that have been damaged / dented in a crash. The included charger will stop charging when it reaches the charge voltage you have set - these charger are not very accurate so at time it may exceed the max voltage (at least that is what I have noticed on some chargers of this kind). "Standard" charge voltage is at 4.2V for each cell, which will give you a total of 8.4V for a 2S battery. High-Volt charge voltage is at 4.35V, it gives you more oomph but it may reduce the lifetime of the battery. Discharging is a bit more complicated, because during flying the voltage you see in your OSD will be lower than the resting voltage of the battery a while after you land and unplug. LiPos deteriorate if they go below 3V per cell so in general you don't want to go below 3.4-3.5V resting voltage. This probably means that you will see 3.1, 3.0 or even a bit less voltage when flying - which is normal because the battery "sags" under load. I can't recall a specific video to suggest to you, I will check my bookmarks and come back to you if I find one that summarizes everything well enough.
muteFPV ok sweet man! Thank you a ton for the informative response. I can’t tell you how many times I say I’m new and people talk to me with abbreviations and numbers like Ive been flying drones for 5 years and I’m like “uhhh... wut?” lol. I’ll be sure to drop a sub man, and will most likely be in here a lot after I get the thing and am trying to figure out betaflight values and working the program altogether, I know it’s recommended to learn on auto level mode or whatever, horizon mode I can’t remember what it’s called. But I feel if I learn right away on acro mode I’ll get better quicker. I just know I’ll probably destroy a lot of frames cause apparently it’s weak on the Mob7.. cheers bro!
No worries. It is a lot to learn at once so get your mobula up and running, enjoy flying and take it one step at a time. Look only into the subject you need to tackle at a given time, don't try to learn / tweak everything from the beginning :) Get yourself a few of the V3 mobula (or trashcan) frames, they are a lot more durable.
muteFPV ok, and I was actually wondering yesterday if the trashcan frame works on the mob7 lol so thanks for telling me that! I just got my FlySky FS-i6X transmitter today. And my mob7 was the FlySky version so it should be able to bind right out of the box with the transmitter right? And definitely subbed to the channel bro. You’ve been the most help so far for me, so thank you!
You're welcome mate. It should bind just fine, just follow the instructions :)
Cool presentation, thz.
You're welcome!
Hi, when flying on 1s i need to push the throttle almost all the way to keep it hovering. Do you have the same behavior with yours also like this?
Thank for the excellent vid👍
You're welcome! Nope, I don't remember how much % it needed but it was just fine. Was it like this from the beginning? Have you added more weight to it? What batteries are you using?
Everything is stock as it came from the box.the bat are happy model 250mhh HV 4.35v 30/60c 0.95wh .
On 2s works great only the 1s sucks.
Does the voltage drop a lot in your OSD when trying to fly on 1S? I don't think I tried flying 1S on the 250mAh Lipos. Do you have any larger 1S packs to try?
Ive not check osd info for now its only los. But i suspect bad batteries. Ive just order a 1s 550mah so i will have to wait and see. Thanks for your feedback you gave me some directions.
I hope the battery is indeed the culprit. Let me know how it goes with the 550mAh.
Awesome review...very groovy me like!
Thank you!
what music is this, i really like it
You can find the music info at the end of the description in all of my videos :)
Great video👍
Thanks :D
What do you put in order to run only with 1s lipo ?
You use the small jumper plug on one of the battery connectors and a 1S battery on the other connector, as shown in the video. If you have one of the first Mobulas maybe the jumper was not included, you will have to make one on your own.
Do you have bigger picture of the jumper ?
I don't have a photo handy right now. It is a PH2.0 plug with a single cable. It is like the plug of this battery, with the black and red cables connected: img.staticbg.com/thumb/large/oaupload/banggood/images/15/85/66584322-ac8a-4ffb-800f-29bbe3a79e0b.jpg
mine was great now it sags on 1s indoors from 4.2 to 3.0 in 1minute. any ideas anyone??
How many times have you charged them? Only on SV? Have you discharged them below 3.1V several times?
newer batteries that I took care of never going below 3.1v, and also tried a few brand new batteries also with the same issue
got to be a bad 2.0 connector or maybe solder connection?
Do you encounter similar problems on 2S? Not sure what it could be.
Thanks
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@@muteFPV can hardly wait for my Mobula7 arrived
it takes sooooooo much time for them to ship during nov-des order :(
or maybe ... it just me being impatient LOL
It is definitely worth the wait! I would suggest you also order a spare frame or two... ;)
very nice
Thanks!
Very Good
Thank you!
Has anyone here ever owned or flown an aurora 68? It was one of the first brushless tiny whoop basically a while back. The lil thing absolutely ripped but was just to fragile you had to constantly fiddle with it to keep it up in the air.
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Anyhoo I've been out of the fpv thing for a minute now but after stumbling on a few videos of the mobula I pre-ordered one. I just hope I can find my taranis and fat sharks lol 😜. Nice video's btw
Thanks :) I have had the Aurora68, it was fun to fly but the frame was almost made of glass.. I am sure you will enjoy the Mobula a lot!
Another great amazing video!!! Well done bro!!! Can you send me this? A gift for the xmas??? Send it to me NOW!!!
Thanks :) Nah, I have heard you have been a naughty boy this year! :P :P :P
The xmas
@Flint ?
Nice videos man but can you talk? instead of subtitles.
Thanks :D There is a lot of talking online, I prefer to deliver more info without saying a single word :) My content has evolved a lot, if you try one of my first videos I think you will find them almost unwatchable, compared to what I edit now. Did you NOT like how I present the info / did you find it cumbersome / annoying, or you would just prefer to listen instead of reading the captions? I crave for feedback :)
@@muteFPV Hey, yeah I prefer concentrating on the images presented and listening to words rather than reading and watching the images shown. I end up having to pause back and forth to read or look at images its just not smooth for me if you know what I mean. But hey its great content don't change your ways of doing things Im just a new viewer
Thank you very much for the feedback, I truly appreciate it!
I cannot stand the idea of running 2 1s cells.
You can always replace the battery connector to XT30, for example, and run 2S packs