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65 lipo test? I don't think it's necessary, right? The Tattu 1S 300mah have been king there for a long time.. (Or weebleed or tinywhoop). And the betafpv lavas are good too. Or do you know other 260-300mah stick lipos with a high c rate?

@butterflyfpv well I am still very new to fpv so I would want your opinion. Also I don't see anyone talking about the tinywhoop,com batteries or the the quad gas batteries that claim 320mah.

Not yet. But that's of course a good point since the GNB comes without shrink tubing. And the shrink tube could weigh 0.3g. That's not insignificant for a 29.7g whoop. I might test this in the future, depending on what I plan to do with the lipos. For builds where the lipo is not well protected in the frame, the shrink tube is an advantage.

Because I fly the PID Tune from Uavtech. Yes, of course is the labeled c rate number not the real c-rate. The max. real C-Rate of a 1S Lipo is around 40C. That's why we're no longer interested in the printed C-rate number. So not me. As long as a 150C Lipo performs better than a 90C Lipo at the same price then I don't care whether it says 120C, 130C, 140C or 150C. It simply has to perform in my real flight tests. Then everything is fine. Give butterflyFPV the power and then he will be happy 😃And this is why I made this youtube video with my real flight tests in it. For me the tests and for you guys the video of the tests! And in a few months I will report on the long-term durability of the lipos.

Thank you for your feedback! Appreciate it! Yes more videos are in progress (more fpv flying but maybe also a LOS Tutorial Part 2 for intermediate pilots)

Thank you for your feedback! Yes not a crazy difference. Thats also my experience. But more flighttime than the gnb 450mah 80C. Maybe thats why they labbeled it with 530mah.

Haha yeees sorry I know.. But I can`t to everything alone.. It`s too much..

😃🤜🤛 That's a good question. Honestly the 75 Pro because it's so easy to use and the lipo is also pretty well protected in the frame in a crash. And it really flies great outdoors too. Even in wind. Especially with the uavtech pid tune.

No because when I looked closer I saw that it doesn't make any difference at all because the lipo itself is already way too wide. And the lipo compartment of the 75 Pro is already very narrow for normal lipos. So there is really no chance of installing these lipos without modifying the lipo compartment. You could cut the struts in the middle at the top. Or try to expand the holder using heat. But I don't feel like it at the moment...

Tiny Whoop is the way buddy!😃 Whoop whoop!!🥳

Of course the AI voice!😃I know it is not perfect. But otherwise the video would have been even more work. I'm really happy about the option of the AI ​​voice. The next few videos will be with AI voice. And then at some point one or two without AI voice. I give my best friends. I can't do any more...

Yes it sucks a lot! True story! Sad story.. 😞 The HGLRC frame is ok but a bit heavy..

I cut off the battery tray from my 75pro and printed an adapter. That tray is pure garbage with the rounded corners square cell lipos either dont fit or are a "press fit".

@@galardo3303 do you know if the newbeedrone cockroch 75mm frame is any good? Seems heavy. But I like the idea of a stiff carbon plate added

@@galardo3303 Kinda true! Interesting! Do you have a link to your lipo holder for the 75 Pro?

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Thank you very much for your feedback! Really appreciate it! I'm happy for you and wish you continued success with FPV flying! Whoop whoooop🥳

Nice to hear! I think it was AWG22. I have to ask my colleague again who built the whoop for me. I'm not sure whether that was really necessary. I can't look anymore because I've already dismantled the whoop because I only fly 1S now. 1S is so much easier to use.

To be honest, I didn't read the original laws, which are very complicated and contain many variables. But for me and my friends in Europe, 100mW is for the transmitter (but I think that only applies if it has LBT -> Listen before talk). And for 5.8Ghz video is 25mw in europe. This is the general knowledge that most people have agreed on in europe.

@@butterflyfpv thanks 🙏 Haben sie ein schöne Tag (xd I'm pretty bad at german)

@@steveastra4103 Solange ich es verstehe ist es gut genug :-) Ich wünsche dir auch einen schönen Tag! Und gute Flüge! Whoop whooop!🥳

@@butterflyfpv and i have one more thing to ask. I just wanted to order my drone from betafpv, but i read some bad reviews on reddit, about bad customer service. My question is where do you buy betafpv products? If you know a place in the eu especially. The 75pro is out of stock on amazon saddly... Thanks 🙏

@@steveastra4103 Yes the customer service is not the best. Not the worst, but also not good enough to be satisfactory. You can buy it from various shops in Europe. But just don't expect customer support. This practically doesn't exist in the FPV scene. You have to ask in the community on Facebook groups or Discord servers or on Reddit. Ideally, you should look for real life fpv friends who can help you.

Thanks! Yes UAV Tech settings for the 75 Pro (not a preset, I entered the settings manualy from his video)

Yes because the 1S micro Losi connector is a very bad connector.. BT2.0 and GNBA30 (they are almost the same) are much better! Day and Night difference!

Haha nice profile picture!😂👍

@@butterflyfpv lol i figured you'd get it 🤜🤛

Thank you for your feedback! Higher latency? Are you sure? Fewer images per second, yes. But I don't think more latency. And I think the image quality is so much better than with the pinch cam! Almost like an HD picture. Maybe you got a defective one? Or maybe they changed the production.. You can see the image quality in my video here.. Can you upload a video to your UA-cam channel?

@@butterflyfpv yeah I guess fewer frames makes more sense. I will upload a video. I do have multiple cameras so I will test that too. It’s definitely flyable but my initial thought was to order more pinches

@@TWEECH45 Please let me know when you have uploaded the videos.. It's always interesting what other people do and think...

@@butterflyfpv hey I posted a video vs my pinch build. I gotta say it’s growing on me but that frame rate is definitely a big negative. Is that just because it’s pal? In a bright environment the image is amazing. Gonna test it on a led track this weekend.

@@TWEECH45 Hey nice! Is it the video new build vs the old? Yes it is just because of PAL. Yes, with the correct lighting conditions the cam has an amazing picture. Not too much light and not too little. I'm curious to see how the cam performs on the LED track. Please let me know!

😇😇😇 Das kommt noch bei dir wenn du so weiter machst! Du bist ja mega fleissig am fliegen! 💪🤜🤛

Really? Somehow it didn't feel like that. But definitely a good flow on the track :-D

Just practice. Muscle memory. Do the exercises from my tutorials and you will get to this point too! I'll soon do a tutorial for further exercises. For intermediate pilots.

@@butterflyfpv yeah, im not a very good pilot, but your tutorial is for total beginners, if u take a look at my last video u can see how i fly

@@El_Muffy Hey, yes, that's true, but not entirely. My first tutorial is for beginners, but not only. It's about the basics. And even for me as an expert, it is sometimes important to go back to the basics. You should never underestimate the basics. The basics are the foundation on which the house stands. About your videos: I watched them. You're flying well. But it seems like you're concentrating too much on flying fast. My tip: concentrate on smooth, coordinated flying. Then you will automatically become faster. You should never push yourself to fly faster. At most, to concentrate more. But never force yourself to fly faster. You're doing well with flying around the trees and stuff. But your curves are not yet fluid enough. The stick movements have to become smoother and more coordinated. The basics are good for that. But you will also enjoy my next tutorial. I do my best! And regarding your whoop: The tinyhawk is good but unfortunately heavy (the discload is high). With the tinyHawk you have to fly even more smoothly to become fast. The TinyHawk is not very agile. But it's still good and flies like it's on rails. There simply shouldn't be any curves in the rails that are too tight :-) Hope this helps.. Stay tuned for my next tutorial..

@@butterflyfpv thx man, apreciate

@@El_Muffy 🤜🤛 whoop whoooop!🥳

Haha thanks! I'm pleased to hear that my content is well received. And it's cool that you enjoy the AWG20 main cable! For me as a racer it was like night and day...