6th accessory: money

0:20 prop tool (aka 8mm nut driver) 0:50 motor grip (or just a rubber battery strap ) 1:54 backpack (specific drone backpack or just skateboard backpack) 3:16 antennas (i wouldn't call this an accessory.... but) 4:29 radio lanyard

Stuff you probably already own: "Prop Tool" - 8mm driver. "Prop Grip" - one work glove for your off-hand. "Drone Bag" - any bag, really. Sk8 bag is smart, thanks Drew. (Look for old DJI Phantom bags. They're cheap now and hold lots of stuff.) "Radio Lanyard" if your TX didn't come with one you can use any lanyard, but use one cuz dropping your radio even once will likely damage it. (bybe bye switches!) Antennas: It's good to have a patch if you need it and having a set of LHCP antennas as an option to help filter out a buddy's "leaky" VTX can come in handy. (RHCP guys can still ride along with you but with less reception...for them.) A battery checker is very valuable as well. It's a hassle to plug in and have to wait for OSD only to find out you've plugged in a flat pack.

I'm feeling like this was an episode because an episode was needed..

rubberized battery strap works perfect for gripping the motor.

folding table - fastest way to make friends at a meet-up.

@Hella Copter 01:55 🤣

Backpack Tool kit Soldering iron stuff Fireproof battery bags Hardware stuff like Standoffs, Nuts n Bolts, Screws, Rubber spacers..

It's not a prop tool, it's an 8mm nut driver. Here's three accessories you actually need. 1)charger 2)soldering iron 3)tool kit (2mm, 2.5mm and 3mm hex driver and a 8mm nut driver)

Entertaining video gj guys, but how are antenna's accessories? Everything else you can do without (except the prop tool @Bubby FPV), but antenna's are an essential piece of gear, not an accessory.

Good video, I feel like I'm watching the Disney channel

How can you not mention the smoke stopper? And if antennas count I would go with a self powered buzzer. It is optional but can be really helpful when you try to find your quad.

Y’all need to come down to the bass pro shop pyramid in Memphis TN and see if u can get clearance to fly around there

LOL, Chad Kapper and I came up with that rubber grip in a field in Shanghai. We had a stuck prop and no "Motor" pliers.

Lanyards are like guitar-belts... Some like it high up near their chin and some like it down low near their knees you know. ;P ;D

first time I went to an fpv spot, i used my laptop bag and ecobag to bring my gear.. while riding a bike xD

Awesome video guys. Been keeping up with all of it, keep it up! 👍

Lol Stew really hit home with making fun of you with the backpack 😂

+1 for battery checker ps: not sure if anyone already mentioned extra battery straps

My FPV backpack is the back of my car lol

I use patches too and I fly way behind me. Crosshair for life

Can y'all please do more challenges or anything interesting?

Always look forward to the rotor riots weekly uploads. Especially when my man Bubby is featured. Would love to see you make a video on prop choices for different 5” freestyle styles and weighted frames. All my quads are heavy boys (720-760g) and lately I’ve been confused on which props I like lately. I tried everything from low pitch P3s to high pitch 4.7 Gemfans... I’d like to hear your take on it

Fyi directional antennas have a null of the back but not as big as of the sides and certainly not the gain you get from in front. Because the signal rejection isn't as strong off the back, this is why you can get a decent signal behind you.

I agree with a backpack. Its so much easier.

Good chemistry with these two. Good video.

If rotor riot made a cool lanyard I'd rock it 🤣

honestly though,, beards are a required accessory

Got Motor grip ? Haha Great list fellas I definitely need good back pack 😎🤙🏼

First aid kit to bandage all the cut fingers from putting your props on 😁

Holy shit, I thought I had this on 2x speed when it started. Bring the energy down a notch

Maybe not Top 5 things but definitely a 3D printer. Printing out stuff like gopro mounts, Insta360 Go mounts, ducts for blades, etc saves so much time and $$$.

A simple $4 dollar battery checker is a must!

I expected better. :P As antennas are not an accessory, I would include a battery checker and colored XT60 TPU ends for battery voltage color coding. :)

Hello Kitty backpack check

For a motor grip can I suggest a RDQ battery strap with the battery grip on inside of strap for no slip 😉

What if I have those popo motors though

found my first fpv backpack at ross. looked cool and had the strap things. 20 bucks

A battery checker is waaaay more important than a motor grip.

Lawn chair instead of lanyard for me.

I think you only forgot one ting: Cable Ties!!! 😁 Other than that this was a hell of nice and funny episode as every time !!!

Aghhhhhh bro holding the prop 😂😂

Liking the "new" guy btw. Great cast guys!

I have a lanyard bc I'm not a mad man, and antennae bc you need them. The rest of this stuff is really meh.. I am a newb and can put my props on without the motor grip. My bag is the same one I use for school because I don't feel the need to advertise that I am carrying around a thousand bucks worth of equipment on me, and I use an old 8mm socket from my rc helicopter tool kit. No special "prop tool" needed.

Agree with #4 always have spare antennas with you, as for the rest of the stuff you can make do with anything you have to hand, you don't need to buy all the stuff. I have been a big fan of Rotor Riot from the start but it seems to be going downhill these days so jump back 5 years and start again. ( Just my opinion and sill Subscribed )

For me, a must have: Fire extinguisher. Learned to carry this in my pack so it's always at hand back when I used to fly giant scale planes. Saved several of my friends and even put out a brush fire or 2. Strangely I've never had to use it on one of my planes or quads. I wouldn't be without one. Get a 2 or 3 pound halotron if you can afford it, but the aerosol can cheapies work ok and are better than nothing. I keep 2 in the door compartments of my truck and a smaller one in my backpack. PS Edit - NEVER use a dry chemical, they will ruin anything you spray with them, you'd be better off stomping out your balsa stick built biplane than spraying it with dry chemical. Jet flyers won't even allow them on the property.

Lol. I got a 30$ backpack from eBay. It took 3 months to come in from China. But it has been holding up well for the last year and a half😂

i have a controller and cant take off the sticks so i found gym bags to be the best, paid $99 for underarmor gym/backpack model .im going out more now that i just grab a bag and go real tip get a hard case from the dollar store to store zip ties hot glue/lighter and your gopros. also collapsible scissors, just in case you have to bind or pry/cut

Been waiting for this vid!!!

Can someone please tell me what’s going on with my V2 goggles when am I going to get them? Support is not much help..

I have a buddy that uses a laundry basket to the field!

A portable soldering pen, tube of solder and spare GoPro lenses.

A lot of sd cards!

I use jewelery box for my soldering gear.

Love your vids they are helping me get into fpv❤️❤️

LiPo USB discharger is the ultimate accessory guys....

Electric skateboard better be on here

battery checker

Guys, you forgot a Camping Chair!!!!

Hey drib you can just drop in!

You don’t need fancy prop tool , I use wrench and it’s fine

You need field charging...

Sometimes you have to work with what you have. If life gives you lemons, use them to screw on your props.

Use popo motors and I still carry a prop tool.

Use a piece of used bike tire as motorgrip. Doesn't cost a thing as you would probably have thrown the tire away if unrepairable

Will the shirt make me fly better?? And is an antenna really an accessory or a necessity lol

Bubito is such a great actor lol!

If you drop your radio when your flying that’s another problem in it’s own... leave that as just that lol

Dictionary: "accessory: a thing which can be added to something else in order to make it more useful, versatile, or attractive." So I wouldn't class antennas as an accessory, much like I wouldn't class props as an accessory. Backpacks designed for drones are a perfect example of an accessory because you can use other types of bags.

Cricket in the thumbnail, no cricket. 🤦‍♂️

So much fun! loved this! bubby killin it

You can fly behind yourself , that is how patch antenna works it has small blob or range behind you SIDES are the weakest point of signal

I click so fast becouse of thumnail anywys its helpfull for new pilot

Y’all better not say DJI FPV

The battery meter.

Its okay Bubby I am still using pliers. lol

Man, I have a plastic container!

That was like a weird FPV infomercial! Hahaha! Just kidding... nothing but love. Did great for forgetting to do an episode!!! I like how Shawn was schooling my son 🤣 Fun as always, and thanks for the skateboard backpack tip!

Second drone! Just In case...

Why is the kid in like every episode now. Lol

Motor grip.... you mean man hands? Hahaha the little wee man hands ain’t gone cut it. For those of us that work with our hands, it’s a non issue

I use a grippy battery strap to hold the bell while I tighten prop nuts. Not sure who gave me that tip, could have been Rotor Riot! :)

i hate lanyards! XD

Oh it's all about TShirt..🤪

Why the hell you throw the radio out of your hands? And why crashing makes you by reflex make you throw the radio?

Hello all pilot fpv ^^

For me it's a chair or a bench or something else to sit on. I will literally fall over if I don't have anything to sit on whilst flying.

And the drivel continues from RR.. 1) it's an 8mm drive. 2) No one has ever needed a motor grip - here's a little advice, it doesn't need to be that tight. When you nip it down and the motor starts moving in your fingers, stop trying to tighten it further. 3) There is nothing wrong with using tupperware. Yes, a bag would be easier but it's not an "essential" Basic things needed when going flying 1) A big bag of batteries - this way you can keep flying and learn how to fly 2) A charger to keep charging the batteries - (if you have access to a field battery/ deep cycle battery even better) 3) A good quality soldering iron - A TS100 is a staple choice and I love mine. 4) A good quality tool kit - An iFixIt is perfect, or the TBS toolkit, another good one. 5) Spare props - You're gonna crash 6) If you have the spare cash either an additional drone or spares of your current rig, (motor, top plate, arms, nuts, spacers)

"buy this and you are an fpv pilot"

you forgot about a Gopro

WHY ARE THE CAPTIONS IN VIETNAMESE???

Hahahaha or electrical tape 🤣🤣🤣

who are the haters ?? funny to see that a 6 min video get dislikes within the first minute after beeing published ;)

wait.... did i make bubby cry at kwad camp...? im sorry lol :(

Way is efri dron aut of stuk i dint get won on may birtay last wek xd

you forgot you need to have money lol

I would disagree with backpack. If you value your radio and your equiopment, a backpack is a great way to ruin your gear. An example would be a backpack in the hatchback/trunk/bed of your vehicle. Yea just let it fling around all willy nilly. If you going hiking to get to your spot OK but if your going to drive to your spot hop out and fly well then store your investment in a somethin of quality storage and foamed out. Just my 2 cents

Better chase things next time again 🤷

I couldnt even make it through the first minute.

2:00 Don’t buy a torvol, jeez. I bought myself the pitstop pro and it ain’t even worth half its price. All those sided pockets that look so nice have zero space available the moment you close them, and the bag is heavy and bulky af. Not recommendable even if it costed 50€ rather than 180€.