From Flying TINYWHOOPS to PRO FPV Pilot!

FPV has quickly evolved over the last decade and we are excited for how far these tinywhoops have come. From picking up our first tinywhoop, this little drone is the reason our pilots have learned the fundamentals of fpv. From understanding the right components, to building and soldering, to learning how to fly, this is the perfect drone we recommend to beginners before getting a more serious rig.
For any questions or suggestions please send them to the comments and we look forward to hearing from you.
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[@ChainsawFPV]

Whoops are where its at! The tech has come so far, they fly amazing now. And now we have the ability to buy a under 18 gram whoop, that flies amazing right out of the box, and can hold its own on a race track. The skills learned from it easily transfer over to larger quads.

[@Lowbattery_fpv]

Tinywhoop is pro.... ❤

[@tadashimedia]

I want a tinywhoop now

[@vexoent]

Let’s go race!

[@YonnBurgos]

I'm totally with you in getting the tiny whoop. I've been learning with the Pavo Pico, and the experience has been great!

[@SpaghettiFPV-tg3qh]

I had a 2 inch i jammed an 03 into once... Is that a tiny whoop? Lol
Was a bit heavy but fun

[@DerekMantei]

Bro, amazing work all around.

[@vexoent]

Thank you!❤

[@wizzle-]

Thanks for the video. What type of controller should one get, or get what the drone ships with?

[@PianoManPaul]

I think I'll start with a Taurus X8 Pro, and work my way down. I've lost a few whoops - even quite close to my house, but chances are dogs or kids found them first, or they're still in some deep grass, not WANTING me to locate them ... lose an X8, pretty sure the dogs or kids would stay a safe difference from it, if discovered. I'm kidding of course. Flight sims are the least expensive method ANYONE can take.

[@user-sc7ul1ef6i]

subbing to this bro

[@navibanx]

Need to see the pro drones in action 🚀

[@Centauri902]

This looks very nice, but your website has one issue.
There is no big button that says "starter kits". Even the store doesn't seem to have a starter kits section that has a small drone with a controller and FPV gear.
Looking through your website, I can see a few of these, but it would be a much better user experience for newbies like me if there was a big red 'starter kits' button that just takes me to the simplest all-in-one package.
Automatic price localization would also be nice. Do you deliver outside of the united states?

[@vexoent]

Unfortunately we do not sell any drones or starter kits just yet but we recommend the Happy Model Mobula 7 elrs tiny whoop or Betafpv Meteor 75 pro kit

[@YonnBurgos]

I started learning using the Pavo Pico. That is a very easy setup and drone to use to learn with. Get it, if you can and you'll also learn along on how to fix your drone.

[@JinKee]

@@vexoentwould you be adverse to stocking the emax Tinyhawk III ready to fly kit?

[@DawsonK.]

What kind of drone is the tiny whoop I want
To get into the hobby but I don’t know what to buy as my first drone.

[@cracklova3299]

Hell ya, couldn’t have said this better. Tinywhoop should be a household name!

[@kero4813]

Hey man, could you please drop that tinywhoops model? I’d like to get one. Thanks!

[@adeptfpv6765]

what cinewhoop is that?

[@JinKee]

what cinewhoop model is that?

[@panoctopus_production]

Great video😉, i have a question about what cinewhoop to get. After fliing FPV for a year now after 6 years of mavics (watch my channel😉), i ended up with 5 drones and one of them is a cinelifter by lumenier like you have🤝. I want to get started with Real Estate videos and after searching for a cinewhoop i found these two options under 250g: First is the more expensive version by "red kyte zwei" witch has a gopro in the frame but has probably the best fly performance and can be used also for some sport shots (2in1). And the second option i found was with the frame "QAV Pro Nano Whoop Frame" witch has the advantage that i would decase my existing gopro witch i use still across all of my drones. So i wouldnt have to buy a gopro just for that 2in1 drone. I am now in a dilemma, I dont know if the second option still flies good when used in sports. If you can recomend something it would be great🙏😉. (*It has to be dji o3 and elrs)

[@vexoent]

I recommend the Red Kyte drone just on its stripped down nature. Not sure how it flies but definitely has the best design to incorporate the most minimal setup for a GoPro. This was one of our biggest challenges with naked go pros as would put us over 250g with flying dji 03.
Downsides would be this drone requiring an expert at building and flying as one mistake will be costly.
The nano whoop is another good choice and a safer option and a lot easier to build. Definitely a lot heavier setup with the weight of the naked GoPro casing but is pretty strong to a small crash or two.

[@thekiteboatparty3568]

whoop woop

[@Gluosnis]

man, I wish there was a thing as brushless whoops when I started, I started flying with a 5 inch 😶

[@LouisPFloyd]

You hiring? I'm an educator developing a pipeline....

[@waffles5321]

bro i thought your subs were 464,000 but only 464 crazy

[@marcterryjadal6520]

😍😍👍👍

[@ronaldgomez05]

Best tinywhoop with 03?

[@Hazahhh308]

Pavo pico or mobula 8 03. Or acrobee 75 or 65 03 I can't remember

[@GetOffYourAss]

Tell me youre from a wealthy family without telling me youre from a wealthy family.