damn it why didn't I think of that! brilliant haha

Haha thanks! Wish I had gotten a totally contact free one but oh well

I think I will go try some power loops at the playground tomorrow... it's got some interesting bars a little higher up :)

haha thanks Geoff! It was good seeing Even at the shop yesterday :)

yup the battery life is the biggest drawback. The next upgrade I'm looking to try is the HV batteries

thanks to you I got into the tiny whoop you've been an awesome help is there a way you can make a video where you set up the beebrain flight controller?

Hola Frank, thanks for watching And yeah its really convenient having Excel in the area. I hope drone shops continue to become more common

I did get to Whoop around another bar a bit on New Year's Eve: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jdd4acemnNy3oGw.html Pretty tame though

thanks! yeah the eachine transmitter is the biggest drawback. A good feeling transmitter makes such a big difference. I'm not sure what you can bind the the stock e010 board though...

I've looked into the Walkera Devo 7e with a beta software they have, but I've heard mixed opinions on that transmitter.

Dan Grealish they sell a board on amazon that can bind to frsky or spektrum for the eachine :) pretty cheap too and runs on beta flight think its like 26 dollars.

do eeeeeet

Thanks Jason :)

yup!

:) thank you

Thanks for the recommendation Haiku! A few people have said similar things, so yeah I just ordered these: a.co/aQiFzVB 4 antennas for $8 not bad I think

Salty Pinions I made my own! I just cut up an old SMA pigtail I had laying around and pulled the shielding off. The inner core is the transmission wire. The length you cut it is absolutely critical... I made mine half wavelength, which is 25.86mm, but you can also do quarter wavelength which is 12.93mm. This is what mine looked like before I put heat shrink over it tinyurl.com/hjgh9xp

Le Drib wow Drew that's a great price! Good luck and happy flying!

yup I'm using the stinger antenna and it works great

hell yeahh :)

One of the workers came by to see what we were doing. After a ride-along he just said thats sweet and be careful haha

Probably asked to fly there first, it's not that hard.

actually in this video I was just using the Bee Brain stock PIDs. Only tuned the rates. I've been playing (after a rebuild 😉) and this is where they are now: R: 45 40 18 P: 50 40 18 Y: 165 45

hahaha nice

"Isn't it Lovely" by Karamel Kel I'll add the song names to the description :) Thanks!

Jeff here, I use the R6303SB and I take it out of the case, depin it, and heatshrink it. Frsky also makes Futaba compatible rxs that are cheaper and Futaba is working on a new quad specific rx.

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a self-power loop damn thats sick. Challenge accepted 😈

Le Drib if you pull it off I will give you one of my custom tiny whoop carbon motor pod stiffners. 😎 also if you want a frame that is practically indistructable get the black eachine one you can slam it in concrete lol no joke! you rock bro farmer

Le Drib actually ill give you one of my custom CNC carbon motor pod stiffners just for trying lol

you make your own? Cool! I'd be happy to try one of yours if you want me to :)

is he using the power whoop connector with a thicker cable? that will help a lot too

STRYKA I think we are all learning with the smaller quads. They are very squirly and don't have enough power recovery after acro. I just received some HV batteries hoping they will help. I need to figure out how to configure my charger to charge 1s or more without a balance cable and check the max level. Ugh!

I'm still using batteries with the stock-style connector. Looking to upgrade to Power Whoop and HV soon

Le Drib Thank you for replying. I'm learning even with Tiny Whoop HV batteries I'm still not getting the power I need for loops. I'm getting some speed though for gaps.

highly recommend it. BTW the 3.8v batteries seem just about the same as the others, not noticing much of a difference. I actually just cut off the old connector because its terrible quality, put a better quality Micro JST (stock battery connector) and also a JST-PH ('powerwhoop' battery connector) in parallel, so I can use either type of battery (I have 20+ batteries for this thing). I have the inductrix fpv and just tuck the other connector up under the back of the frame when not using it. works well. Also highly recommend you use a drop of 4 in 1 or other oil every hr or so of flight time.. what a freaking difference! If only there were a way to keep hair, grass, other crap out of where the prop meets the motor shaft.. Have never tried a powerloop with this thing, but now I'm going to have to try

acro :D

I actually 3D printed it myself. I'm not sure of anywhere that sell 3D printed versions, but TinyWhoop.com has carbon fiber ones: www.tinywhoop.com/collections/accessories/products/carbon-fiber-frame-stiffener-brace?variant=28257246977 I actually kinda want to switch to the carbon, I imagine its lighter

Oooo whoopin in WalMart. Nice.

I keep toying with different ideas. The problem is keeping things light enough that you can bounce off the walls

Yeahhh it's fun :D

Etro guyliner 😂

I use Excel's batteries: goo.gl/xdbgLs And also HobbyTiger: goo.gl/zHTeG8

It's more like a type. People use the term Tiny Whoop to refer to small fpv drones with ducted blades. The most common builds are based around the Blade Inductrix (ready-to-fly drone) as a platform. Check out TinyWhoop.com and let me know if you have other questions :)

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Its called "Isn't it Lovely" Really like that track, I'll probably cheat and use it again in a future video lol

Excel doesn't have the Bee Brain, but they recently started carrying the Bee Core. It supposedly even better because it has F3 processor. goo.gl/KZRMg7

Le Drib Sick man thanks for the update. Great content as always keep it up!

Yup! Keeps it nice and light. You do have to buy a board that is compatible with which ever tx you use. They have a Spektrum version and an FrSky version goo.gl/zxPtKV

Le Drib So I will not be able to use my 9x. unless I put some module in IT?

yes for your Turnigy 9X, you would need a module. Get a DSMX module, then you can connect to BeeBrain boards (Spektrum version), as well as other Horizon Hobby stuff

You don't have to... most of the cam/vtx combos come with a little y-harness to make it plug and play, but you'll improve performance if you cut off the connector to the cam/vtx and direct solder it. That's what I do

Le Drib ok ghanks

Darn I was hoping HV lipos would help a lot! Was going to switch to those soon... probably still will 👍🏻

I'd like to know too!

Its one I found on thingiverse and printed myself www.thingiverse.com/thing:1642087

Seconded. What's the tune looking like? Feedback = subs :-)

It's in Garden City, MI

Hey, unfortunately I don't believe there are any micro boards that are compatible with Radiolink. Each brand of transmitters/recievers use different communication protocol. I looked up radio link and found that they call theirs DSSS. Most micro control boards are designed for Spektrum's protocol DSMX (or sometimes the legacy DSM2). There are also an emerging number of boards made for use with FrSky's ACCST. FrSky radios are probably the most popular option for FPV pilots right now although I prefer and use Spektrum. If you can, get an FrSky or Spektrum radio. Not only will you be able to get a whoop going, you'll have a much easier time making things work on larger quads too.

Le Drib dang it.. thanks for the quick response though

Tim Simons That's probbably because you have other motors or other weight, then the PIDs suck, they are just for one EXACT aircraft

means finish lol. I don't know if your being serious or not but yeah. It's Spanish or Italian for "The End or Finish" for anyone who wants to know

...or French... ;)

In this video I was actually flying with the stock PIDs. I just finished the rebuild last night and started playing with them though. Right now, I'm at R: 45 40 18 P: 50 40 18 Y: 165 45

Le Drib thanks!

+Le Drib you should give Mr Steele's whoop pids a try

Dannnnnnngg 😂

😭 haha