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It's not a heart, it's a scar from an accident I had when I was a kid...

They both fly very well, but props in could supposedly throw garbage at your camera if you hit grass or a leaf and will pull obstacles towards you like a branch in a crash...

Got it thanks for responding, I exactly know what you mean same situation I got with avata 2 just throwing garbage at O3

That's great to know, thanks a lot for watching, glad to have you here!

Actually there is no Pavo Pico "Pro", I meant that figuratively, as in in the Pavo 20 is like a new and improved Pavo Pico, it's basically the same design, but improved in every way...

Hey Thomas, are you new to FPV? What I really mean is, do you already own a pair of goggles? If not, definitely go O3, and I would recommend the Integra goggles which can be had at a very good price right now. If you want latest and greatest, go with Goggles 3. Investing in digital right off the bat will cost more up front, but will serve you later down the road. If you go analog to save money today, you will probably end up re-buying all your gear down the road and won't save anything...

Hey there, thanks a lot for your feedback! This is a great choice for cinematic FPV shots. I run lipos on mine and I can get about 4.5-5 minutes with a 6s 1500mah battery running a GoPro Mini. With li-ion packs, for example, the 4,000mah 6s packs that iFlight sells, you should get around 8-12 minutes with a GoPro...

Hey thanks a lot for that! I do 4k 60fps, iso 800 max, with low value ND filter according to lighting conditions. I like to over expose my O3 footage a tad and I think it comes out better. Basically, in good like the O3 looks great, when the light isn't good... not so much...

Hi there, thanks so much for watching, I really appreciate your feedback! I would recommend the Pavo20 or the new Pavo20 Pro over the Pavo Pico. They are both very capable micro drones and when paired with the DJI O3 Air Unit, they can record some very high quality 4k footage... bit.ly/BetaFPVStore Best of luck!

@@colibrifpv Thanks so much

If you are going for value for money, you might consider the iFlight STM432 board or a Speedy Bee F4 Stack, both of those are available for about $60. If you want to spend more there are many, many good options 👍

It's an iflight branded m10 GPS Unit, but any standard size GPS unit should work... don't recall exact dimensions off hand but you can check on iFlights website 👍

Hi there, this is a 5" drone which is a very good all around size. Yes, it does do pretty well in the wind, especially with the weight of a heavy battery and GoPro. If you really want range and wind resistance though, you can consider 7" like the Moz7. I do have a video on the Moz7 on my channel, feel free to check it out!

I really want to make a fpv drone. Wich esc and flight controller do you prefer?

@@Fire585 If you are just getting started I recommend getting a SpeedyBee stack. They are very capable and not too expensive. Don't forget to get a practice board (just a dollar or two) to practice soldering first... god luck!

It's an awesome frame!

@@arturkwietniewski3248 Sure, the difference is just the motors, those newer Lava motors are a bit larger and more powerful, which would be great for carrying a GoPro. That's the only difference, everything else, including the AIO, is the same.

Hey there, if you plan to use the footage from you DJI O3 then the dead at frame is probably better. GPS is pretty easy to setup in Betaflight. GepRC's GPS units are excellent. Make sure you add the TPU mount, it's only a few dollars but not included with frame. In my Moz7 video and Nazgul Eco videos I have some information on how to setup GPS...

I live in Ecuador and prefer to fly in the mountains, far from people, to get cinematic FPV shots. How about you, where do you fly?

Hey thanks a lot for your feedback! The LR4 is slightly lighter weight and more efficient, and of course it comes built as a BNF or frame kit. The Atlas4 is a bit more robust, designed to run larger motors, to be more powerful. I run a Bones on mine, over 250g of course. If you want a BNF or maximum efficiency consider the LR4, if you plan to build, the Atlas4 is a great frame that's hard to beat, and it's cheap. I say get Atlas 4 if you are a builder...

@@colibrifpv thank u for your response. Will wait to see more flight of your atlas (especially OSD / DVR Raw footage), i'm curious about the vibration, i'm on this channel right now. love it! ~

@deaafrizal Thanks a lot for your support really appreciate it! I had no problems with vibrations in my o3 footage even starting from stock betaflight tune. It's an awesome frame!

The Moz7 is designed for the O3 with its heat sinks and side plates made specifically around the shape of the O3. That said, you can totally use the OG air unit by just leaving out the side plates and heatsinks. There are mounting holes, but OG air unit would just need double sided tape and zip ties. Don't forget you need a longer cam cable, and sma adapters if you want to use the included antenna mount...

@@colibrifpv ahh alright, Thanks

Thanks a lot, really appreciate it 😊

@@KanchaFPV Either one will get you great range that will most likely outfly your video reception. ELRS 2.4ghz is quickly becoming the standard, but you can choose 900mhz for better range and penetration. I fly TBS crossfire because it performs super well, is very reliable, and I was invested in the system before ELRS come on the scene. To make an informed decision you need the understand that 2.4g has better latency while 900mhz has better range and penetration. If you are getting started, you probably want ELES 2.4g...

@@colibrifpv m planning for tbs868mhz because 915 is band here any tips for that thanks

@@KanchaFPV Good choice, personally I go Crossfire all the way because the peace of mind is worth it to me when I fly over water, distant mountains, etc. Just get the Nazgul Eco and choose crossfire + GPS. Those options cost a little more but for me are totally worth it... bit.ly/EcoDC5 As for radios, personally I love my TBS Tango 2 Pro (folding gimbals) but any radio of your choice will work with a Crossfire module.

@@YTFPV The max range of this drone is the max range of the DJI O3 system, 10km, but realistically you would never need or be able to go that far...

@@colibrifpv yes for sure let say 2 km possible in a ideal location and the gps rescue work great and top speed ?

@@YTFPV Yes you could easily hit 2km. Max speed would be somewhere around 60-80 mph, I never test top speed because it would be too hard on my batteries, but this drone is super fast, it screams!

@@colibrifpv last question the gps rescue how you set altitude return home ?

@@YTFPV Those options are in Betaflight, under the "failsafe" tab. I go over GPS setup in the full video .

It is a budget FC Stack, no denying it, but mine has held up great so far! They had these on sale for BF2023 for like $30 and I grabbed a couple, haven't failed me yet!

In what way?

@@UppfinnarAXEL I think he's referring to the cheaper AT32 chip that's being used, but unless you are an experts pilot, you'll never know the difference, I certainly can't tell any difference...

What are the best iyo?

@@izilla Foxeer is known for making some very durable electronics, but really any of the major brands are very reliable when you buy there "normal" F405, F7 etc. stacks.... when you buy a "budget" stack like this one, you accept slightly lower performance/quality in exchange for a lower price...

In loving they way the Nazgûl Eco flies 🤘

I think your misinformed...

@@colibrifpv nah bro

@@olie7642 You could make that argument with the 7-10" budget versions of the Chimera or GeoRC mark4, since they are designed to be cheap and mass produced and they are big enough to have range and payload, but not this one...

Shouldn't be saying things like that if you're into fpv drones . Tbh.

@@GR33ZY.A1 Yup, I agree. Aside from being just plain wrong (5" drones don't have the range or payload capacity) it harms all FPV hobbyists.

Honestly both are great quads, but at different price points. This "eco" version of the Nazgul is using cheaper electronics and GepRC doesn't have an "eco" option. As for the frame, the Nazgul frame is very good, has a better camera dampening system with silicon instead of TPU, but has a tendency to break arms. If you want to save a bit, go with this one. If budget is no concern, an Evoque or the Mark5 are both solid premium options...

@@colibrifpv i appreciate your response. Finances are not an issues. I just want a great drone with good support/accessible replacement parts. I own a dji mini 3 pro and avata 1

@@Tsukuu_ Hey there, absolutely, I've already done it, I just have to edit the video. Spoiler, the range is way better with the Dualities, these are basically TrueRC antennas and they are awesome for long-range applications...

No unfortunately, on both counts

@@colibrifpvis there a cheap remote id option? I don’t want to spend $200 on a module, is there like a solder on one?

@@AnthonysHobbies The closest thing I know about is called DoneTag BS, it's under $100 and is super lightweight. Unfortunately, there are not a ton of great options. Here's the link: dronetag.com/products/bs/

Hey there my friend, GPS is an add-on, you have to select it and it costs extra when you order, but if you already have your drone you can add it, just buy a GPS unit and the mount!

Hey there, that would be no problem but unfortunately I'm on the road and don't have access to the drone right now but I would be happy to help, you can email me at the email listed for this youtube channel. Basic advice: take your time! Your first build has a steep learning curve, but it gets more fun later 😉 Practice soldering! Buy a cheap practice board and practice. Also watch Joshua Bardwell's soldering tutorial. As for your FC connections, plan first on a piece of paper, ie, TX1 on receiver (yellow wire) to RX1 on FC... I just made that up but you get the point. Good luck and once again, take your time!

​@@colibrifpv awesome, i will also email you then cause i have a couple more questions regarding the qad building process. much appreciate your guidance so far!

@@colibrifpv just emailed you✉🤝

Mine had 4.5! If I recall, Betaflight 4.4 had major GPS issues with M10 GPS units, so they waited for a long time before upgrading and leapfrogged 4.4, which is why they shipped a lot of quads with 4.3, it was the solid version for a long time. The good news is that iFlight does publish their official Betaflight configurations, check out their Facebook group or e-mail their support, they will get you sorted...

Can't go wrong with a prebuilt iflight ripper at that cost 🤘

Hey there, nothing major, although when I fly for the first time at a new location, it can take a minute or two. Also, every now and then the GPS will not be recognized at all, but when I unplug and replug battery (restart FC), it works normally.

@@colibrifpv Sometimes it takes like 5-6mins to lock and I have tried restart FC , it doesnt help. I think the placement of the GPS is not ideal. My cb25s and manta36 with cheaper GPS locked really quick at the same location with nazgul eco. I think everything is good about this drone but not the GPS

I hear you, it's hard to find a nice open space to fly such a fast quad safely. I've also disarmed accidentally when something goes wrong because it's like a panic instinct in me. Just head out to an open field and take your time, have loads of patience and you'll have a blast with it. And if you haven't already, spend some time in the simulator. I'm not a gamer and playing video games at my age doesn't come natural, but the experience served me well. I love this quad!

I'm glad to hear that, thanks a lot for watching!

That's awesome that you just got your shiny new DC Nazgul, I know how that is with the weather, here in Ecuador we'll get fog and rain for weeks. Right now is insanely sunny though, guess it's global warming 😂 Personally I prefer the XT60 to run out the back with about an inch of cable free and that's what I do when I build my own. Lately manufacturers have been doing the captured XT60 which looks super nice, but is not so practical. Like you, I have to use an extension on my JohnnyFPV QAVS2 build for most batteries, and I would prefer not to... weight aside it's two more points of failure. Maybe there are batteries with longer leads?

I hear you, when I build I like to leave the XT60 running out the back with about an inch or half inch of cable, just enough to allow flexibility for battery mounting. It's really the angel of that mount that gets you, if it were totally vertical it might be better. That Evoque F6d is super nice, I built a 6inch and I love it for the flying I do, mostly mounting cruising with a GoPro for cinematic shots. 7" is technically better for that but the batteries, weight, and $$ get to be too much, 6" is juuuuust right!

Hi there! Well, if you get the ELRS version of the Pavo20, and the ELRS version of the Betafpv LiteRadio 3 pro, then yes, they will work together. As for the goggles, those would work only if you installed an analog VTX in your quad, and this quad really is made for a digital system like the DJI O3 or Walksnail, so I would recommend you purchase some digital goggles and a digital VTX. Best of luck with it!

@@colibrifpv thank you! But I have a question, should I get that pack or the Cetus X cuz I have A HS360S which is my only drone and I never had a fpv drone so should I get the Cetus X kit with all the accessories or the pavo pico set

Hey 👋 Sounds like an awesome project! I used the stock shocks that came with the RC4WD kit and they worked pretty well!

Thanks a lot my friend, really appreciate your feedback. Can't go wrong with the Eco, it's like buying the parts and getting the labor for free 👍

Really glad to hear that, you can't go wrong with this one, price out the components and you're basically getting an flight built and tuned quad for the cost of the parts 👍

@@colibrifpv thanks :D

@@colibrifpv Do you still have a drone tip that is similar to the Nazgul in terms of price and performance?

Hey there my friend, nice to see you here, thanks a lot for your support!

Thanks a lot for your feedback! You could use 4s lions for endurance flights but it will be very sluggish with 1800kv motors, especially at the end of the flight when the battery voltage is lower. I would recommend 6s, they will be a little heavy but they should give you some nice long flights times with a more reasonable mount of power. I think my Croc5 was flying for ~17minutes on these 6s 3000mah lion batteries with an 1800kv equivalent (4s motors with motors output limit)...

That's great to hear, thanks a lot for sharing your experience! I agree that it's a super fun little quad, what I really like about it is that I can fly this drone where I can't fly bigger, louder quads...