My whoop performed wayyy better after this...
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- If you've got a tiny whoop that you've been bashing around for awhile, it might be time for a good cleaning and perhaps a new battery lead. Perhaps you'll see a similar improvement!
try direct soldering your motors, it is a bigger improvement. I will never go back, I cut the plugs off all motors now. more power, longer flight times. Also, you can make your own 90 degree bt2.0, just cut the posts down until they are maybe 5 to 7mm long, solder wires in at 90 degrees, then cover wires in hot glue or e6000
Solid. I wasnt sure if the plugs made a difference or not besides weight but sounds like its worth a try!
I did bt 2.0 on all my whoops and they rip hard. Worth the mod
Agreed!
Keep it up dude nice flying I'm getting into FPV my first drone I got was a hs210 line of sight a mini kids drone but I really am hooked in lol and I hope to get into FPV tiny whoops or something I love it
Thank you! Sounds like a good plan 👍. I'll have a video next week about what size drone would be good to start on for freestyle!
set up a binding phrase, i use it with all my drones and it binds in like 3 seconds when you plug it in
Ive been thinking about it but all of mine do that as well... Once ive done the 3 plug thing they all bind right away when plugged in (faster than the goggles at least haha). What situation would the binding phrase be different? Switching between TXs maybe?
@@AlexGFPV yea but you just set the binding phrase on all your radios that use Elrs then set it on any drone and it will still go onto any of your radios! Not just one, in my opinion its super easy
@@AlexGFPV also im thinking of switching to hdzero, apparently it takes like a minute to connect to the drone is that true?
Will definitely be doing this if I get another radio 👍
That just a BT2.0 connector... the elbow joint has no real meening (can be stright aswelll)
Correct. It came from factory with bt2.0. The elbow was to avoid damaging by bending the wires and in crashes. The improvement was from the better joints and wire, not the elbow.
Does that drone have a screen for seeing live footage? How much does it cost? Is it hard to learn how to fly it?
You wear goggles to see the live feed when flying. An fpv setup can be pretty affordable (around 150) to very expensive (1000+). This drone costs around 100, and can be paired with any ELRS controller and analog goggle.
@@AlexGFPV would u recommend this over a more advanced drone such as the mini 2 se
@@AlexGFPVthe flight time, camera quality, and range seem underwhelming
@@blueflame2532 two very different use cases. This is a small fpv drone with low latency meant for racing, freestyle, fast flight, durability. The dji mini is meant for taking stable photos sitting in the air. If you are looking for video quality, DJI makes FPV gear as well. The DJI photo drones like the mini are very easy to operate. FPV drones require more time to learn.
@@blueflame2532 many of my other videos contain fpv drones using the DJI o3 system which has range and penetration closer to that of a DJI camera drone
I can trippy spin my meteor 65, just feels different from a 5”
I was just asking Infinity Loops about this. I am thinking my very short flight performance is battery but he recommends this very fix.
Oh word! I did notice better flight time and was pleasantly surprised. I remember getting a new pack of batteries and being disappointed that my fight time was still low. The fresh cable seems to have helped a little for sure
you play any simulators for fpv if so what ones?? i feel like i see ur name everytime i get on uncrashed.
I play both of the liftoff ones because they run well on mac for me - I dont think i have uncrashed unless i downloaded it and forgot 😅 . Might have to try it though!
@@AlexGFPV ahhh okay that’s where I’ve seen you. I play most of the sims. Love the videos man keep it up!
@@0hhDeee Could be - its been awhile but i've done multiplayer occasionally. Your name does sound familiar too assuming its similar to the one you have on the sim. Thank you very much!
the metor 65 can do a trippy spin
yes it can!
1:57 lol
Hey so this particular model has an issue with chewing up the batt lead. Try securing it to one of the struts with dental floss to keep it out of the way of the props 😊😊
Also before I forget - use some 20awg wire next batter lead replacement. Game changer as betafpv uses 22awg
No issues with prop strikes for me, but both the wire right after the solder joint and right where the new connector has an elbow was damaged. (the part that hits the ground during a matty flip if you crash haha)
Good tip on the 20awg - ill have to try that next time!
I need that for my meteor 65!
Do you use the Standard PID or have you done you any tuning?
I use the factory PID for this one
So I just got a meteor75 and it comes with the elbow from factory! Great flying my guy! how do you record your flights?
Nice! Glad they implemented that. My normal cable was not holding up super well. I record analog video on the DJI goggles v2 with an adapter. The stick cam is just my phone on a chest mount.
How do you connect the radiomaster to it?
I just use the three plugs in quick succession on the drone and then sys > expresslrs > bind
@@AlexGFPV thank you
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Nice flying, can u share your rates?
Using actual rates I run 900 on pitch and roll and 880 yaw all with .23 expo. Throttle at .18 expo.
@@AlexGFPV 900 - spicy :)
@@rodsawhite 😂
Now get rid of the ducts and it will be even better
I was just thinking of doing this haha. I have a little carbon frame that might work with some mods. I gotta say I like the ducts for bashing around though...