06-10-2024 Good day Ciotti and GG how are you all doing? 00:02:24 On this stream …….. 00:07:05 New Happymodel X12 AIO, how long will it last this time. 00:09:04 Male bag. 00:17:49 I print all parts details in digital place. 00:23:36 What is a good motor size for an 3.5 freestyle rig? 00:25:58 Soldering up the Happymodel X12 AIO. And build it up. 00:39:32 Realizing the dislike on the Mobula 2024 AIO. 00:43:40 Drone work is my fulltime gig. 00:44:34 The editing is a lot they paying for experience. 00:46:07 Do you have a tune for you Mobula 2024? Stay safe everyone and have fun flying.
I've tried everything man, so many Reddit and Apple support posts about this with no solution that actually works for anyone, Google it you'll see it's ridiculous
@@CiottiFPV we’re from Cullman AL, we meet up with white fox to fly closer to him because he always makes the drive to fly with us lol… would love to hit some of your favorites 😉
I have found that lead-free and leaded solders do not mix, no matter how much flux you use. I was trying to solder pre-tinned XT30 power wires to a fc. The pre-tinning was probably lead-free, and I was using lead-tin solder. There was no way I could get it to flow. It would just ball up. Plenty of heat and plenty of flux. I wonder whether cutting the wires back a few centimeters to get away from the factory pre-tinning would be a solution.
@@segler999 careful with solder suckers, they're one of the best ways to lift pads, when you push the button and the plunger starts moving it pushes the nozzle into the pad that's hot and the adhesive below is soft which is really bad for it
What's the biggest battery a pico pavo can hold ? And what would be a decent motor upgrade? I only know about 5-inch quads. And you seem to know the most about tiny whoops. Any imput would be awesome
I've never built a Pavo Pico so I have no idea what the biggest battery it can hold would be, but in terms of a motor upgrade if you want more power the easy button is to go for an extra mm of motor height/width and/or higher kv (same strategy as 5" builds)
06-10-2024
Good day Ciotti and GG how are you all doing?
00:02:24 On this stream ……..
00:07:05 New Happymodel X12 AIO, how long will it last this time.
00:09:04 Male bag.
00:17:49 I print all parts details in digital place.
00:23:36 What is a good motor size for an 3.5 freestyle rig?
00:25:58 Soldering up the Happymodel X12 AIO. And build it up.
00:39:32 Realizing the dislike on the Mobula 2024 AIO.
00:43:40 Drone work is my fulltime gig.
00:44:34 The editing is a lot they paying for experience.
00:46:07 Do you have a tune for you Mobula 2024?
Stay safe everyone and have fun flying.
yo ill walk you through how to change your calendar alert next stream ciao
I've tried everything man, so many Reddit and Apple support posts about this with no solution that actually works for anyone, Google it you'll see it's ridiculous
❤❤❤ Cisco is such a great spot… hope I get a chance to go back before it’s too late
To be honest it's always been my least favorite spot here in Atl lol
@@CiottiFPV we’re from Cullman AL, we meet up with white fox to fly closer to him because he always makes the drive to fly with us lol… would love to hit some of your favorites 😉
I have found that lead-free and leaded solders do not mix, no matter how much flux you use. I was trying to solder pre-tinned XT30 power wires to a fc. The pre-tinning was probably lead-free, and I was using lead-tin solder. There was no way I could get it to flow. It would just ball up. Plenty of heat and plenty of flux. I wonder whether cutting the wires back a few centimeters to get away from the factory pre-tinning would be a solution.
Oh wow, I've never had that experience, I've always been able to push leaded solder into the lead free and then solder wick them both out
@@CiottiFPV Yes, wicking them both out is, I'm sure, the best approach. I used a sucker and got a decent joint.
@@segler999 careful with solder suckers, they're one of the best ways to lift pads, when you push the button and the plunger starts moving it pushes the nozzle into the pad that's hot and the adhesive below is soft which is really bad for it
@@CiottiFPV OK thanks. I will remember that.
What's the biggest battery a pico pavo can hold ? And what would be a decent motor upgrade? I only know about 5-inch quads. And you seem to know the most about tiny whoops. Any imput would be awesome
I've never built a Pavo Pico so I have no idea what the biggest battery it can hold would be, but in terms of a motor upgrade if you want more power the easy button is to go for an extra mm of motor height/width and/or higher kv (same strategy as 5" builds)
@@CiottiFPV ok makes sense. I appreciate you