Interesting perspective

Thanks for the info

Not gonna lie, the footage in this video was like, my very first packs on it. Within even 3 packs I got a lot faster. The main reason I was crashing this one was because the camera angle was too low. That reaaaaally throws off the throttle and makes it hard to control. It’s an easy fix but I wanted to fly this one default. The happymodel eco BNF, I lost my original footage so even what you see in the video review I did was after I had made some adjustments like to the camera angle. And also after I had warmed up haha. Both BNFs surprised me with how well they flew. For what they are, they’re both great. This betafpv air BNF is gonna be a lot more competitive due to the lightweight. It’s actually quite a beast and very impressive for a BNF. Other people are saying that theirs has VTX issues though. Neither myself nor the other reviewer I was talking to had VTX issues during our testing and it’s something we specifically looked for. But other people having issues is giving me pause. I’d wait a bit and see how the vtx shakes out in the real world. Watch the Facebook groups and see what people start saying about the vtx over the coming months or weeks and then make the decision. At the very least, I wouldn’t use the ANALOG version of the mobula 6 2024. It uses a different fc than the Hdzero version and that fc has had a ton of issues. I don’t have one for myself and I don’t carry it in my store (due to the issues it has) but immediately at release, Facebook was flooded with people having issues and the people I’ve talked to who do customer support for larger stores than mine have mentioned that fc specifically as being problematic

Yeah 27g is so much! 17g makes such a difference. I personally don’t mind flying up to about 20-21g aside from lower flight times but even there you can feel the difference

Haha thank you! I’m a bit rusty but I still like to get after it 💪

Haha all tinywhoop racing does.

This is a race build so I only use 25mw. I don’t really try to ever go super far away and I never really have issues with video signal. In most houses you’ll be able to fly anywhere in the house on 25mw and probably even outside and around it. So on a race track the only video issues you’ll have will be interference from other pilots really. So I’m not really sure how far you can go. I’ve gone pretty far on 25mw in the past. But with how I fly, there’s never any kinds of video signal issues. And the further you go away, the further you just have to walk to pick it up cause it happens to go down in the grass and get a piece of grass stuck in the prop. I only showed a fraction of my dvr in this video and you can see me getting up to get my whoop like 3 times lol.

@@FPVYeti got it. Thanks mate!

@@jasonsuffolk I’m not sure. I’d try reaching out to the company who manufactures your module or goggles. Or referring to the manual. It might be an issue of not supplying it enough power maybe? Analog is one way link though. The receiver has no way to communicate with the transmitter. So if your module or goggles seem to be acting up, it’s not coming from the drone. You could try some other drones to confirm that the issue is definitely with the module or goggles.

@@fastoven I don’t have the air75 so I’m not sure how it does but this one flies much better than I expected any bnf to fly!