oh great. Glad to have you back having RC fun.

lol. Thank you

Thank you!! yea, that landing was funny to me as well. The table bowls come and go, that one has a nice ring to it.

We need more tiny whoop content from your channel! Maybe some team pilot footage?

Yes, because the drone law regulated everything, but in your apartment you do what you want.

I keep looking for a wind/weather gap. So far I haven't had much and had to use the better days to fly the quads that must be flown outside. But yes, working on it.

Thank you.

I just received a Betafpv meteor 85 2022 edition a few days ago. I am impressed with it so far . It's my first Betafpv product. If the Meteor65 pro was 19 or 20 grams I would buy that too but I will wait till there is a lighter offering or wait and build one of my own before next winter.

Is use it on the Justicefpv preset and i can Tell you flying that outside is really awesome. I could not make it to washout.. i have footage too.

Really much easier to fly vs 31mm props as well. I could feel the extra stability.

@@NickBurnsFPV for sure dude. I mean it's closer to 75m 😜

Of course it had bigger props. Look at the frame ? It has circular ducts with rims that are closer to each other. Betafpv frame vs the mobilite frame.

lol, hold on Louise :)

good to know there isn't jello. Thank you

I think several in the comments here have converted traditional 65mm 31mm propped whoops to an hd whoop with 35mm props.

The acrobee will be the lowest thrust to weight ratio. The meteor65 pro the most weight heist to weight ratio of the three. Mobula 6 2024 in the middle. Hope that helps decide

Yea, its fun. I do wish we had easily adjustable camera mount, some turns at speed get hairy as we have to nose down so much we can't see the turn. I should be able to fly our house blind, but I can't. No muscle memory I guess.

Sorry. I do have a hard time keeping videos short. I have made it a point to try to shorten them, but often have to go back as I leave out what could be useful or important details.

@@NickBurnsFPV No apology needed, Nick. Just suggesting what I think gets people more views, especially to the end, and makes it more enjoyable for viewers. IMO, you post way more flights than need to be seen. Just one is fine because you do a full flight from take off to landing. We don't need any more than that. And, especially when reviewing a whoop, we don't need an outside flight AND and inside one. Just inside is great! I for one, love your breakdown of the 3 screw canopy, and reasoning behind liking 4 screws, the material the frame is made from and it being very flexible, the colors, what comes with the quad, and every other little tid bit of info you mention from seeing and flying so many of these quads. Those are the valuable parts to me...and I believe to others. Flight after flight is a great way to reduce the time. I jump ahead and skip 3/4 of the flight video, and get to your opinions and tid bits of great info - There's where the value really is at in all of your videos. Anything more than one full flight - that seems redundant to me. I get bored and skip it. Thought I'd let you know my opinion. A 20 minute review of a whoop does seem like a lot for most to stay tuned in for and watch the entire video. I know KZfaq rewards you for a person watching all the way to the end. So much flying does me in, but all that info, that's where we strike GOLD! Thanks again for all you do for our great hobby!!! 👍

@@KOrnhOliO1 I appreciate the feedback. Its so hard to determine what format would serve all well. I look to balance those that are more experienced vs those who are not. Thankfully the youtube scroll line is there for all

@Mark ItZero Great point! I think all of the KZfaq FPV content makers should concentrate on digital FPV videos! Let analog die it's certain death in a few years...

Agreed!

Yes, there was that 65mm 35mm prop whoop a while back. I do believe that one actually measured 65mm. I used that one in a few videos. The frame was so compact I am not sure another board we have available would fit.

Alright, nevermind, just got to the part of the video that has the crashes. Really heartening to see those! 😀

Yes, I certainly still crash, I would get at least 40% of my indoor flights have 1 crash and some flights I am no good and crash frequently. I have been flying in the house about 6 years and have progressed overtime. I suspect if I weren't reviewing flying different quads all the time I would expect the skills to be a bit better than they are.

I like the larger prop of the 65 pro

It is a good time. Still small but higher thrust.

I can't say with any certainty. I would expect to have to retune the pids

Are we talking the pro version? The pro version run bigger props. The 75 and 75pro will be less indoor friendly but more capable outdoor and have longer flight time. The 65 and 65 pro are more indoor friendly but won't be as outdoor capable. On the outdoor side a larger quad will handle wind better. The 65 pro is a good balance between them. Still small enough for most indoor spaces and more capable outdoor than the 65 standard, but still not as outdoor friendly nor as long flight times as the 75s.

I am not sure about the led lights and their indicators. I generally have the quad plugged into betaflight to identify binding. One thing to check is which frsky mode the radio and quad are in. On the quad side if betaflight show frsky x that is frsky d16 mode, if betaflight shows frsky d that is d8 mode. They have to be the same on both and I would suggest chosing d8 mode. D8 will give longer range than d16 on spi based frsky receivers.

Yes, if you have many flights the ph2.0 is likely wearing out causing those symptoms. If you do have the option and budget might want to investigate switching to bt2.0. We have yet to find at what point those wear out.

ELRS requires both ends to be the same major version to be compatible. If Radio is ELRS version 2.4.0, the 2 is the major version number. I can't say what your radio might be running.

really depends on budget. There are many good radiomaster radios to chose from, goggles can range from about $100 to $600

I am not terribly discerning, that camera I only noticed more fish eye than most other cameras.

I presume its being flown in angle mode. Likely need to calibrate the gryo on a 100% flat and level surface.

There is much to a full response to this question. 1. The protocol must match on the radio and quad 2.If the protocol is ELRS, the ELRS version on both must match to the major version. Major version being the first number in the versioning. 3. "Easily" depends on experience, with the protocol as well as quads.

I think this would be better than the mboula6 with 25kv motors.

yes this quad has an option to purchase with elrs receiver. The drone comes with a custom pid tune

there could be hair to clean out in the motor, also increasing the esc power startup can help.this is ESC programming using either blheli or bluejay esc firmware.

@@NickBurnsFPV Thanks, will check the motor for hair residue. For the ESC, is ok to use web-blheli and what setting i should change(only for one motor or all)

@@Braincho yes web versions are fine, the setting to change is start up power. Move it up one notch then test. repeat if needed.

often if freestyle means tricks we want higher kv motors. many are moving to high kv 25000+kv and bi blades for the quick prop response.

Nice. Its really the first time I have seen such symptoms and solution

Yes, the tricky part is we have to have the same major ELRS version on the quad and radio. I suspect your radio has elrs v2.x. This shipps with ELRS v3.x. Its possible to flash the quad rx back to version v2.x....I think

@@NickBurnsFPV thanks for the info,I was hoping it would be a simple thing since they are both from the same manufacturer but what you said makes sense

binding elrs is pretty similar from quad to quad.

I don’t know. Please check with manufacturer

Often when we get started and if we enjoy fpv we will build or buy several more :) with your comment I suspect the cetus might be a better option as it is one of the few sold on amazon, should be fairly durable and outdoor capable. Being 2s it will be more challenging inside, I suggest starting outdoor and spending plenty of time in an fpv simulator if we can

I use rapidfire with two axii antenna. Verticle antenna is double axii and horizontal is a single axii

No, its pretty rare I have tbs rx drones.

To a degree yes. The fractal will be tested prior to being shipped I can’t say the same about the meteor. But otherwise I do agree

I don't have a qx7. If the qx7 is running the latest firmware from frsky it will only bind in d16 mode, which may or may not work, and if it does work the range will be short. unfortunately frsky has made some choices, one being to disable d8 mode which is what is needed for more frsky whoops/AIOs

I would expect that if it doesn't say pro it is probably the standard edition. Yes, the frame/prop size is the only difference

@@NickBurnsFPV Thanks!

I cover my google setup and video in this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f6uKfteI0MupfIU.html

The primary barrier is likely the version of elrs on both needs to be the same major versions. Each would need to be on version 2.x.x or version 3.x.x

@@NickBurnsFPV ok, so how do I check if they are on the same version?

@@grahamashby2111 the receiver in the quad goes into wifi mode after 30-60 seconds, connect to the elrs rx wifi network and open 10.0.0.1 in a browser. I am not certain how we check the late radio 3, likely need to consult the radio manual on that one.

Yes, we do have to make sure the radio and the quad are running the same receiver protocol, in most cases expresslrs and the same major version like version 3.

I am not sure what they have for pwm rate on this one. It does have bluejay on it. I prefer the default pwm rate of 24hz. I feel the higher hz decreases the time to slow down the prop and results in more crashes for me. Higher hz shouldn't decrease flight time, it should increase it.

65 will fit those batteries well

@@NickBurnsFPV okay I’m gonna pick the 65 pro

No I haven't flown a brushed whoop in a few years.

The voltage will be fine, the question is will the battery fit in the tray or do we have a method to DIY a way for it to fit.

@@NickBurnsFPV and also the battery that came with the drone is 7.1 grams i was hoping you can direct me to a few places where you get your batteries that is safe and reliable

@@mimic9149 I get many small 1s batteries from tinywhoop.com and webleedfpv.com

meteor65 pro, but do check that your local races allow a 35mm prop size. I hear most do but best to check.

@@NickBurnsFPV thank you for your answer.

I don't know which motors it might have. We shall see when its launched I guess.