For the goggles, I bought some +3 reading glasses from poundland, removed the arms and squared off the edges so they fit inside then inserted velcro backed foam pads to hold them in possition, makes the lenses removable so you can clean them.
Love this... built 4 whoops this winter for indoor flying. Whoop is the way!!!!! Thank you sir for your videos. Inspired me to get into micro's so that I can fly almost anywhere at anytime.
Glasses Hack that works : Get smallest dollar store glasses in your strength. Get ( or find ) some string or even a shoelace. Get ( or find in your house ) a spring loaded plastic "clamper" you'll see on hoodies /sweatpants ( eBay ) Take off arms of glasses. I also grind down the ends flat ( for drilling step ) Drill small hole on each aide of dollar store glasses. Thread strings through holes and burn ends with lighter after tying a knot in the end. Or CA glue the end. Run string / lace through clamper. Adjust tension to bring glasses snug to head. Then - you have glasses that will fit IN the device and on your head with no issues. And quite securely as well.
Hey Nick. I think the format of this video was great. The level of detail and the types of things you covered were just right for a kit like this. And I very much enjoyed (appreciated) seeing the FIRST flights rather than just the 50th flights like most of your videos. Don't get me wrong, it's fun seeing the 50th flights too. So perhaps in future videos (not just beginner kits like this, but maybe ALL the quads you review) you could show us your very first one or two flights, and then also show us a flight or two after you've run the thing through the wringer and have gotten super comfortable with it. Just a thought. Thanks for all of your amazing content!
That is a concept I have long thought about. My recently I have made more of an effort not to just pick the "best" flight rather a flight that does show how I can operate the quad. I worried the perception was either overly positive of my flight skills or that flight is easy.
Great job setting expectations for the type of pilot interested in this sort of product. While I'm too experienced for this quad, I trust your reviews more because of it.
Big ask, I know it’s not really your thing, but a video on how you tune for things like yaw washout and other whoop related undesirable flight characteristics would be great… like a “what has worked for me” style video.
Great little setup for getting into FPV. There’s a place for these sorts of drones in the same way that Eachine makes inexpensive gear that enables an easy way into the hobby. BetaFPV have their place too however, their QC has been generally quite bad. You’d be wise to check and provide a de facto QC check prior to flying.😊
It’s so unfortunate, there design team has gotten quite talented over the years. Very clean, simple, no frills kind of design, but not cheap in the hands… I’ve still yet to upgrade my LiteRadio3 - elrs. One of there few products where quality and design struck a perfect balance. If they get it together they could do what iflight is attempting to do but for beginners.
Have since yesterday an antenna mod video. In my opinion, the perfect antenna for the Cetus X FPV kit suitcase and for other quads with a circular antenna !
Setting up multiple Rate Profiles and putting them on a switch makes flying indoors SOO much easier. I have re-purposed the right 3 way switch as POS1 100% Scale Throttle, POS2 50% Scale Throttle, and POS3 is DSHOT Beeper. The right push button is now my Turtle Mode. 50% throttle still gives enough power to zip around the house while not being insanely twitchy. Also - I designed a small 'wedge' to keep the FPV camera at 0 degrees, even when bumped - it can be found on Thingiverse, and works well. Oh, and your USB cable jumper that got caught in the props and damaged - it fits into the small hole right next to the wires, and keeps it out of harms way tucked under the batteries.
Glasses hack. I bought a couple of PVC magnifiers (search for: fresnel lenses magnifier) I cut a 2" strip out of the center width wise. (top or bottom seems to distort) I then put them just inside the foam and cut out a notch in the bottom so my nose would not rub. I am using these in Emax box googles that came with Tinyhawk 3 RTF kit. Not 100% but works for my tired old eyes.
Hi Nick Great video and review of the BetaFPV Cetus X, RTF. I just love when a company has an RTF kit. It's great that you can purchase a decent kit and a price that everyone can afford. Thanks again for the video and information on the BetaFPV Cetas X
To your final question: As a complete noob in the FPV drone environment, I found this video perfectly tailored. While I'm interested in tweaks, adjustments, repairs, and other subjects, I'm not ready to get that far into the weeds yet. I literally have no FPV equipment, which is why I'm watching vids like yours to decide what to buy. You created an excellent, informative video review. Thank you! (Liked & sub'd)
@@barry_dalive I did. I took the advice of the majority of people who offered it and bought a radio and a sim to start things out, researched and shopped for the last couple weeks, and made some decisions on the stuff I'll need to get started flying for real.
Thanks for the Video. I started with the Cetus Pro. It was nice to have everything in one kit and a nice case. I moved onto better goggles and controller quick, but it's nice to have this still kicking for someone else to try, maybe get more into it and pass it on. Happy Turkey day!
I've just rewatched this since I got my Cetus X kit and I feel really good about my first flights now after your first acro flight indoors haha! I spent 130 hours in the sims with a PS4 controller before I got the kit and I couldn't get the radio connected to my computer initially, so I went straight outside. I've been uploading my flights to RUclips in a playlist FPV Flights, if anyone wants to check them out 👍
This gives me hope again, kinda at least as my betafpv Cetus is bung and no longer arming after first "flight" lol hit the roof or ceiling as a few reviewers have done!? So I bought a tinyhawk to bind up which also didn't work...my luck lol
@@mercurymoyes4018 get a jumper and I bet you have no more issues, other than sometimes there's a power on issue but it's a watch battery inside that goes bad or loses contact
@@mercurymoyes4018 it should, mine hooked to pc no problem. But my pc is garbage and kept freezing so I just went at it in the yard. I crash more now than beginning though cuz I try stuff out of my skill set. I recommend getting the elrs jumper so you don't need external module, you won't use it until you get better probably but nice to have for later.
Great stuff Nick! I think I might get one of these. The previous models were a little bit too small for outdoor use. That price tag isn't bad for this setup.
I love my Cetus pro, I’ve purchased like 3 of them. Lol. Last one got stuck in a huuuuuuge tree lol! You just have to watch the wind and it is limited to certain maneuvers. However, I would recommend the X or pro to anyone looking to get into FPV.
Just bought this drone and still trying to figure it out. I've had a couple other tiny whoops and 2 dji's. Still can't get the hang of fpv. Need a slow learner video.
I'm sure you didnt mean it that way, but thumbnail is misleading and could mean 30 min flight time. I love your channel Nick, just mentionning :) Great interview with Heads and OG btw!
Thank you Nick for the video and for your time. I'm a noob to this hobby and I've only trained on the simultator. As a first drone, do you suggest the Cetus X or the Meteor85 (not digital) that you had tested 1 month ago?
If you plan to only fly inside the cetus x will be a better fit. If you plan to fly mainly outside the meteor85 will be better. Starting out we can certainly fly the cetus x outside, it will need to be a fairly calm day. The meteor85 is far less friendly inside, but much better outside, which the first few months or so shouldn't be our top concern
Thanks for the review! A question, I have the Cetus Pro set, can I just buy the Cetus X quad by itself and then bind it with my existing remote and goggles?
DUDE... I mean, Sir what do you do ??? if you want to answer if not its cool i understand... unless you make a living flying drones then its pretty good cuz your house is amazing
I just ordered a gross of new mob75 whoop frames because i flew at 25deg and dinged a street light and the frame shattered. I sure miss TX sometimes, especially this time of year. not quite as much in August.
I want to ask about longevity of this quad, see I have been flying with emax tinyhawk 2 freestyle for almost a year without having had a crash till one day it started losing rssi and having failsafes. I think something with the receiver bit of the aio board should’ve gone wrong cuz other than the range decreasing dramatically it flies alr and video is still well so I will probably add an elrs receiver in there. Anyway the point is, do the electronics on this one have potential to last longer so that I can have a little trusty micro that I know will fly whenever I want to fly without one day something frying up for no reason, before I commit the rabbit hole of building my own quad and probably messing up everything with that thing? I will get the cetus x quad bind and fly with elrs to bind up to my own radiomaster pocket and gonna utilize emax goggles
component/electronic durability or longevity can vary so greatly its nearly impossible to predict one brand or component and how well it will take crashes or how many cycles it may last. Of course one the element in our control is our control. How many crashes we have and the severity of those crashes. Being an FPV review channel many product don't get flown or used beyond the 2 week review cycle. Some do but not many. I tend to hold on to them for a few months to answer questions then I give them away on the channel. With all that, I haven't had much consistent comments or read otherwise online about the cetus x being a product that has a short life or unusual breakage/damage.
Yes, analog is wide open anyone with a second set of goggles can tune to the same frequency to see what the person flying sees. Unlike the HD video systems, those have "binding" requirements or what is called spectator view which isn't as good or precise sharing.
I bought one of these and really like it but my screen went black except for battery info and text. I didn’t even crash it hard. Any recommendations? I thought this was suppose to be durable.
In my last video from yesterday (Final episode of my very first FPV) at the very end of the video, you can see in a picture what I will do with the parts of the Cetus X soon. (2,0 inch Twiglet Mini 2S). I only had to change the camera and the VTX, because the camera and VTX from the Cetus X are not compatible with the BETAFPV Micro Canopy 2022 that I really want. It would also be possible to use all parts of the Cetux X with the Crux3 canopy, for example, but the VTX would be loose in the canopy or is more difficult to attach and would probably need an insulated foil so that the VTX does not touch other circuit boards... However the advantage with the Crux3 canopy would be that you would be independent of the BETAFPV ecosystem…
I REALLY wanted to like this kit - (Betaflight version), but it's honestly been a load of stress the last 72 hours. I did a LOT of RUclips research on this, and other beginner kits, as a good start to my FPV flying, but I as of this moment, I felt I've chosen poorly by getting this one. The idea was to use just the controller, connected to my PC, for a good week of training via the fpv flight sims I've invested in. Instead, I have an open support ticket on BETAFPV thats 2 days without a look I suspect, as it asks the very simple question where Windows drivers can be downloaded from to have the included LiteRadio 3 controller act as a game controller for my PC. The manual clearly says they are to install automatically, even with the controller off, which it was - but nope! NOT a thing, and the manual ALSO says in CASE the drivers fail to install automatically, they must be done MANUALLY. BETAFPV just leaves it at that!!! No more instructions, so I, like many others I'm assuming, am left scouring the internet for LiteRadio 3 drivers - which I am convinced now, don't exist anywhere. I've tried this in my own yard about three times, the control is VERY sensitive, and have almost lost this thing 2 out of those 3 times. It's NOT properly tuned, the whoop goes WAY off in a seemingly random direction when I first take off, and I'm at the point of cleaning this right up, and taking it straight back to the Rotor Village outlet where I got it from (luckily, it's only a 2 hour drive). And the driver issue is itself preventing me from getting the skills I actually need to get any good at FPV, even though that's one of their main selling points, along with the ability to record from the goggles straight on to a microSD card. The whole experience has been saddening, and has left me as well quite angry with this company. I'll never buy anything with the BETAFPV logo on it again!
No, the mobula7 is going to be lighter and more conducive to inside flight. The cetus x is 2s which is more conducive to outside flight, but it still has a heavier frame so the flight performance will be similar to the mobula7 1s outside.
They are fairly comparable. I would say they are nearly comparable but if I remember correctly the ev800dm have focal adjustment with the telescoping case.
@@NickBurnsFPV Yep, and diversity receiver (fairly capable it seems in reviews). Thanks man! Thanks to you now I have my shopping list: Mobula 7 PnP + nano ELRs receiver + serial board for batteries Radiomaster Boxer Eachine EV800DM Several GNB 450mAh ToolkitRC M7 At first I was gonna get a Skyzone Cobra X V2 to add a digital receiver later (HDZero)... But honestly it'll end up looking kinda cumbersome, so I'll keep it low for now and jump later into the digital wagon with brand new googles.
one uses the opensource software betaflight, which is pretty standard in fpv. The other is the betafpv specific flight controller firmware and configuration app.
THE VTX IS TRASH. Works great for a few packs. Then boom… if you’re not on 400 mW you can’t see anything at all unless you literally touch antennas. And on the now new supposed 400 mW… You can’t get 40 feet away from yourself. That’s been my experience anyways. I bought 3 quads and got sent 2 c04/m04 cam/vtx. They all have the same issue, except for the one that I got in the mail two days ago… And I’m sure it is only a matter of time. I would love to send these to someone with the proper skill and tools to actually test the output. Lying to customers is a great way to keep new people out of this hobby. That would be a shame. Always love the videos, Nick. Keep it up.
For the goggles, I bought some +3 reading glasses from poundland, removed the arms and squared off the edges so they fit inside then inserted velcro backed foam pads to hold them in possition, makes the lenses removable so you can clean them.
Love this... built 4 whoops this winter for indoor flying. Whoop is the way!!!!! Thank you sir for your videos. Inspired me to get into micro's so that I can fly almost anywhere at anytime.
Mine just showed up in the mail today, thanks for giving me some goals!
best review on this drone ive seen, nice to see someone with some skill fly this thing to see its potential with a skilled pilot
Glasses Hack that works :
Get smallest dollar store glasses in your strength.
Get ( or find ) some string or even a shoelace.
Get ( or find in your house ) a spring loaded plastic "clamper" you'll see on hoodies /sweatpants ( eBay )
Take off arms of glasses. I also grind down the ends flat ( for drilling step )
Drill small hole on each aide of dollar store glasses.
Thread strings through holes and burn ends with lighter after tying a knot in the end. Or CA glue the end.
Run string / lace through clamper. Adjust tension to bring glasses snug to head.
Then - you have glasses that will fit IN the device and on your head with no issues.
And quite securely as well.
I did not now the Fact that R8 is the best against Wifi, thanks Nick!
Yes, if we look at the frequency charts for fpv it does layout the frequencies and then we compare to typical wifi.
Betafpv starter kit started me on the amazing hobby. I learned so much repairing, twerking, and flying it.
Like to twerk once in awhile huh?? Lol
Wait till you get a nazgul or another drone. Goggles, another controller…..THEN you will learn patience. The Cetus
Is just the beginning.
I love the Cetus X. It's my daily garden whoop. It's just a bunch of fun and works with the BetaFPV 1S BT2. 0 450mah packs I have in droves.
Hey Nick. I think the format of this video was great. The level of detail and the types of things you covered were just right for a kit like this. And I very much enjoyed (appreciated) seeing the FIRST flights rather than just the 50th flights like most of your videos. Don't get me wrong, it's fun seeing the 50th flights too. So perhaps in future videos (not just beginner kits like this, but maybe ALL the quads you review) you could show us your very first one or two flights, and then also show us a flight or two after you've run the thing through the wringer and have gotten super comfortable with it. Just a thought. Thanks for all of your amazing content!
That is a concept I have long thought about. My recently I have made more of an effort not to just pick the "best" flight rather a flight that does show how I can operate the quad. I worried the perception was either overly positive of my flight skills or that flight is easy.
Great job setting expectations for the type of pilot interested in this sort of product. While I'm too experienced for this quad, I trust your reviews more because of it.
Big ask, I know it’s not really your thing, but a video on how you tune for things like yaw washout and other whoop related undesirable flight characteristics would be great… like a “what has worked for me” style video.
Great little setup for getting into FPV. There’s a place for these sorts of drones in the same way that Eachine makes inexpensive gear that enables an easy way into the hobby. BetaFPV have their place too however, their QC has been generally quite bad. You’d be wise to check and provide a de facto QC check prior to flying.😊
It’s so unfortunate, there design team has gotten quite talented over the years. Very clean, simple, no frills kind of design, but not cheap in the hands… I’ve still yet to upgrade my LiteRadio3 - elrs. One of there few products where quality and design struck a perfect balance.
If they get it together they could do what iflight is attempting to do but for beginners.
Fantastic flying and review, Nick! 😃
Pretty nice little kit! I loved it!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I used the magnifying lens method on my ev800d. The lens was such a tight fit that it didn't need the glue, just propping it into place was enough.
I bought the cetus pro and yeah, the frame isn't all that durable but it definitely was a great learning tool. I still rip it every so often.
Have since yesterday an antenna mod video. In my opinion, the perfect antenna for the Cetus X FPV kit suitcase and for other quads with a circular antenna !
good job explaining this set up to people that would be interested in it.
Setting up multiple Rate Profiles and putting them on a switch makes flying indoors SOO much easier. I have re-purposed the right 3 way switch as POS1 100% Scale Throttle, POS2 50% Scale Throttle, and POS3 is DSHOT Beeper. The right push button is now my Turtle Mode. 50% throttle still gives enough power to zip around the house while not being insanely twitchy. Also - I designed a small 'wedge' to keep the FPV camera at 0 degrees, even when bumped - it can be found on Thingiverse, and works well. Oh, and your USB cable jumper that got caught in the props and damaged - it fits into the small hole right next to the wires, and keeps it out of harms way tucked under the batteries.
Glasses hack.
I bought a couple of PVC magnifiers (search for: fresnel lenses magnifier)
I cut a 2" strip out of the center width wise. (top or bottom seems to distort)
I then put them just inside the foam and cut out a notch in the bottom so my nose would not rub.
I am using these in Emax box googles that came with Tinyhawk 3 RTF kit.
Not 100% but works for my tired old eyes.
Thanks for the review. I ordered this quad and looking forward to flying it in a few days. 😊
Hi Nick Great video and review of the BetaFPV Cetus X, RTF. I just love when a company has an RTF kit. It's great that you can purchase a decent kit and a price that everyone can afford. Thanks again for the video and information on the BetaFPV Cetas X
That's great flying in the house. I just bought a Emax EZ Pilot FPV Drone to try to learn to fly quads.
To your final question: As a complete noob in the FPV drone environment, I found this video perfectly tailored. While I'm interested in tweaks, adjustments, repairs, and other subjects, I'm not ready to get that far into the weeds yet. I literally have no FPV equipment, which is why I'm watching vids like yours to decide what to buy. You created an excellent, informative video review. Thank you! (Liked & sub'd)
Thank you, I appreciate the feedback
My guess is that you still decided against this product
@@barry_dalive I did. I took the advice of the majority of people who offered it and bought a radio and a sim to start things out, researched and shopped for the last couple weeks, and made some decisions on the stuff I'll need to get started flying for real.
Thanks for the Video. I started with the Cetus Pro. It was nice to have everything in one kit and a nice case. I moved onto better goggles and controller quick, but it's nice to have this still kicking for someone else to try, maybe get more into it and pass it on. Happy Turkey day!
I've just rewatched this since I got my Cetus X kit and I feel really good about my first flights now after your first acro flight indoors haha! I spent 130 hours in the sims with a PS4 controller before I got the kit and I couldn't get the radio connected to my computer initially, so I went straight outside. I've been uploading my flights to RUclips in a playlist FPV Flights, if anyone wants to check them out 👍
Awesome review Nick. Love seeing your learning curve on the set.
Hi Nick I watch your channel and I'm wishing you and your family a happy holidays
2 Betafpv controllers died on me. Both the right side gimbal quit responding to left input. Prepare to get a jumper controller is my advice.
This gives me hope again, kinda at least as my betafpv Cetus is bung and no longer arming after first "flight" lol hit the roof or ceiling as a few reviewers have done!? So I bought a tinyhawk to bind up which also didn't work...my luck lol
@@mercurymoyes4018 get a jumper and I bet you have no more issues, other than sometimes there's a power on issue but it's a watch battery inside that goes bad or loses contact
@@american7169 cheers bro sounds like the go! Jumper is now on the list! Perhaps my ps4 may link up to it for liftoff even as the beta didn't:)
@@mercurymoyes4018 it should, mine hooked to pc no problem. But my pc is garbage and kept freezing so I just went at it in the yard. I crash more now than beginning though cuz I try stuff out of my skill set. I recommend getting the elrs jumper so you don't need external module, you won't use it until you get better probably but nice to have for later.
@@american7169 sweet as! Cheers bro I did wonder about elrs and if it would work with d8 flysky etc..:) good tip! Yewwwww
Ive never flown an FPV drone. but I want to get into this!
Great stuff Nick! I think I might get one of these. The previous models were a little bit too small for outdoor use. That price tag isn't bad for this setup.
I love my Cetus pro, I’ve purchased like 3 of them. Lol. Last one got stuck in a huuuuuuge tree lol! You just have to watch the wind and it is limited to certain maneuvers. However, I would recommend the X or pro to anyone looking to get into FPV.
Just bought this drone and still trying to figure it out. I've had a couple other tiny whoops and 2 dji's. Still can't get the hang of fpv. Need a slow learner video.
I'm sure you didnt mean it that way, but thumbnail is misleading and could mean 30 min flight time. I love your channel Nick, just mentionning :)
Great interview with Heads and OG btw!
No I sure didn't. Thankfully I haven't had any comments reading it that way and being upset or felt they were misled.
Great review Nick. Have a bless Thanksgiving you and your family. Many blessings 🙏🙏🙏🙏
12:46 BONK BOINK!!!
Thank you Nick for the video and for your time.
I'm a noob to this hobby and I've only trained on the simultator.
As a first drone, do you suggest the Cetus X or the Meteor85 (not digital) that you had tested 1 month ago?
If you plan to only fly inside the cetus x will be a better fit. If you plan to fly mainly outside the meteor85 will be better. Starting out we can certainly fly the cetus x outside, it will need to be a fairly calm day. The meteor85 is far less friendly inside, but much better outside, which the first few months or so shouldn't be our top concern
Hey Nick thanks for the the reviews. I really want this one. Did you end up getting around to the give away. I apologize for asking.
I did. Giveaway results video was live two days ago now.
Thanks for comparison in size and review.👌👌👌👌
Thanks for the review! A question, I have the Cetus Pro set, can I just buy the Cetus X quad by itself and then bind it with my existing remote and goggles?
yes, as long as we get the same receiver option on the quad
DUDE... I mean, Sir what do you do ??? if you want to answer if not its cool i understand... unless you make a living flying drones then its pretty good cuz your house is amazing
My day job is in IT. We live in the midwest where real-estate isn't expensive.
I just ordered a gross of new mob75 whoop frames because i flew at 25deg and dinged a street light and the frame shattered. I sure miss TX sometimes, especially this time of year. not quite as much in August.
Ups and downs of the seasons, if we lived where they are 🤣
2 inch 2S, indoors? What craziness is this? Who flies a 2 inch 2S indoors? Impossible, I say. Impossible.
I want to ask about longevity of this quad, see I have been flying with emax tinyhawk 2 freestyle for almost a year without having had a crash till one day it started losing rssi and having failsafes. I think something with the receiver bit of the aio board should’ve gone wrong cuz other than the range decreasing dramatically it flies alr and video is still well so I will probably add an elrs receiver in there. Anyway the point is, do the electronics on this one have potential to last longer so that I can have a little trusty micro that I know will fly whenever I want to fly without one day something frying up for no reason, before I commit the rabbit hole of building my own quad and probably messing up everything with that thing? I will get the cetus x quad bind and fly with elrs to bind up to my own radiomaster pocket and gonna utilize emax goggles
component/electronic durability or longevity can vary so greatly its nearly impossible to predict one brand or component and how well it will take crashes or how many cycles it may last. Of course one the element in our control is our control. How many crashes we have and the severity of those crashes. Being an FPV review channel many product don't get flown or used beyond the 2 week review cycle. Some do but not many. I tend to hold on to them for a few months to answer questions then I give them away on the channel. With all that, I haven't had much consistent comments or read otherwise online about the cetus x being a product that has a short life or unusual breakage/damage.
Nice!
Nice
Nick, can you add second pair of googles for someone just to see the flight? How do you get a passenger viewer? Thank you
Yes, analog is wide open anyone with a second set of goggles can tune to the same frequency to see what the person flying sees. Unlike the HD video systems, those have "binding" requirements or what is called spectator view which isn't as good or precise sharing.
I bought one of these and really like it but my screen went black except for battery info and text. I didn’t even crash it hard. Any recommendations? I thought this was suppose to be durable.
I suspect the camera is damaged. This is the one exposed component
Great review.
In my last video from yesterday (Final episode of my very first FPV) at the very end of the video, you can see in a picture what I will do with the parts of the Cetus X soon. (2,0 inch Twiglet Mini 2S). I only had to change the camera and the VTX, because the camera and VTX from the Cetus X are not compatible with the BETAFPV Micro Canopy 2022 that I really want. It would also be possible to use all parts of the Cetux X with the Crux3 canopy, for example, but the VTX would be loose in the canopy or is more difficult to attach and would probably need an insulated foil so that the VTX does not touch other circuit boards... However the advantage with the Crux3 canopy would be that you would be independent of the BETAFPV ecosystem…
To be honest this looks I was flying for you lol
Oh come on now I am sure your doing well
I REALLY wanted to like this kit - (Betaflight version), but it's honestly been a load of stress the last 72 hours. I did a LOT of RUclips research on this, and other beginner kits, as a good start to my FPV flying, but I as of this moment, I felt I've chosen poorly by getting this one. The idea was to use just the controller, connected to my PC, for a good week of training via the fpv flight sims I've invested in. Instead, I have an open support ticket on BETAFPV thats 2 days without a look I suspect, as it asks the very simple question where Windows drivers can be downloaded from to have the included LiteRadio 3 controller act as a game controller for my PC. The manual clearly says they are to install automatically, even with the controller off, which it was - but nope! NOT a thing, and the manual ALSO says in CASE the drivers fail to install automatically, they must be done MANUALLY. BETAFPV just leaves it at that!!! No more instructions, so I, like many others I'm assuming, am left scouring the internet for LiteRadio 3 drivers - which I am convinced now, don't exist anywhere. I've tried this in my own yard about three times, the control is VERY sensitive, and have almost lost this thing 2 out of those 3 times. It's NOT properly tuned, the whoop goes WAY off in a seemingly random direction when I first take off, and I'm at the point of cleaning this right up, and taking it straight back to the Rotor Village outlet where I got it from (luckily, it's only a 2 hour drive). And the driver issue is itself preventing me from getting the skills I actually need to get any good at FPV, even though that's one of their main selling points, along with the ability to record from the goggles straight on to a microSD card. The whole experience has been saddening, and has left me as well quite angry with this company. I'll never buy anything with the BETAFPV logo on it again!
Hello! Thank you for your vidéo! Do you know how far you can go away with the expressLrs? And can we improve it?
expresslrs will go further than the video in most if not all cases. I don't think we have seen the limit, last test I viewed was 33km
Nice video. my problem is i can do the sim ok but flying in the house is bad. do you adjust the rates?
I have been using the same rates for years, both indoor and outdoor rates are the same. I have a short video on the channel on my rates
Also sorry for you buddy 😢
Can you do ist eğit the Hd Version from the cetus X onla ther Drone eğit charger an 2 batteries cost 260
Great!! I have one question: this cetus x is best than mobula 7 1s?
No, the mobula7 is going to be lighter and more conducive to inside flight. The cetus x is 2s which is more conducive to outside flight, but it still has a heavier frame so the flight performance will be similar to the mobula7 1s outside.
I was here because i wondered why ads said alt. hold . Was it on a switch ?
I believe it is on a switch.
What do you think of these VR03 googles vs the Eachine EV800DM? (The smaller ones).
They are fairly comparable. I would say they are nearly comparable but if I remember correctly the ev800dm have focal adjustment with the telescoping case.
@@NickBurnsFPV Yep, and diversity receiver (fairly capable it seems in reviews).
Thanks man! Thanks to you now I have my shopping list:
Mobula 7 PnP + nano ELRs receiver + serial board for batteries
Radiomaster Boxer
Eachine EV800DM
Several GNB 450mAh
ToolkitRC M7
At first I was gonna get a Skyzone Cobra X V2 to add a digital receiver later (HDZero)... But honestly it'll end up looking kinda cumbersome, so I'll keep it low for now and jump later into the digital wagon with brand new googles.
What does the sd card come with the gogles
What is the best drone that weighs under 500gramms with a full gopro?
Probably depends on the GoPro as they weigh differently and we would also have to define “best”
A hero 5 and an Allrounder a bit freestyle
What kind of SD card would I use for these googles
being these only record about 30fps with a fairly low bitrate, it doesn't require a high speed card.
The website offers two versions in cetus x - betafligh fc and cetus fc.what's the difference?
one uses the opensource software betaflight, which is pretty standard in fpv. The other is the betafpv specific flight controller firmware and configuration app.
Have you been lifting weights?
I do some strength training three times a week for about an hour.
@@NickBurnsFPV I been watching since before you showed yourself, youve come a long way.
@@RCOverKill Thank you. Slow and steady right :)
THE VTX IS TRASH.
Works great for a few packs. Then boom… if you’re not on 400 mW you can’t see anything at all unless you literally touch antennas. And on the now new supposed 400 mW… You can’t get 40 feet away from yourself. That’s been my experience anyways. I bought 3 quads and got sent 2 c04/m04 cam/vtx. They all have the same issue, except for the one that I got in the mail two days ago… And I’m sure it is only a matter of time. I would love to send these to someone with the proper skill and tools to actually test the output. Lying to customers is a great way to keep new people out of this hobby. That would be a shame.
Always love the videos, Nick. Keep it up.
Best whoop in betafpv shop?
Analog or digital? Inside flight or outside flight?
Analog inside and outside
@@Tervevaan I think 75mm is a good balance. bit.ly/3AJWX7r
What does the sd card come with the goggles?
At this time I am not certain. I suspect it did as they usually ship with an sd card but I can’t specifically remember this far back
My Cetus X is super hard to control and got burned by an lipo the first day of flying :/
flying isn't easy its a skill learned overtime with hours of practice.
yup durability is an issue
Can u move the fc and motor to a betafpv 85 or 95x frame
Really Good review 👏 👌
Yes, I would think we could, but I have not done so.
And you can buy better 5.8 ghz fpv goggles
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Hello!
Hello!
In horizon mode are the sticks the same as dji in normal mode
I really can’t say I have not flown a dji drone