So refreshing to see a cool dude who isn’t cringey but instead just smooth and to the point. Way to go man 👌 it seems to go across the board for the whole quadcopter community. It’s a good vibe here. I think I’m gonna like this FPV shit
He's a complete noob, offers half cocked information, Id like to know how he has over 6k subs also ? I guess you just gotta spend the money to buy the gear, then bingo bango, you are some kind of FPV guru.
@@DuckFPV Absolutely correct. The videography is alright but the information is terrible. He tries to come off as well-researched but he's speaking a crock of shit
FlightEvolution even better, he doesn’t monitor the comments so I’d be surprised if he read this. If he is that’d be pretty funny. I at least take the time to respond to every comment I get And take criticism to improve my content
I loved my tinyhawk freestyle v1 which I modded with the nano2 cam, xm+ receiver and a rush tiny tank vtx (500mW), which I eventually destroyed by crashing into salt-water. I'm awaiting delivery on it's replacement, the Freestyle 2, and straight out of the box it shouldn't need all the mods needed on v1. Great review
I have purchased the Tinyhawk 2 freestyle and it’s on it’s way to my house. It’s my first fpv drone and I am really excited! Is it hard to fly for beginners? I have a simulator that I have practiced in.
Your channel is great for beginners like me who jus got my TH2 kit...side note: get the Insta 360 GO..it's the perfect action cam to mount on tiny whoops 👍
I like that you posted the prices, because it's interesting to see that 1.5 years later, the price has increased 50%. I'm going to browse your channel as I'm hoping to see a 2022 update to this really great video!
The TH2 freestyle might be my next drone purchase :) I have the TH3 and it's a ton of fun to fly, but when I'm ready to move up to a freestyle, TH2 freestyle might be my next purchase
Because of this video, I decided to get the TH2F. But being kind of a tinkerer, I quickly realised I had to fit it with an XT30 connector and bigger battery packs for 10min+ flight times. 😁
Hi. How did this work out? What flight times are you getting? What type of 2S batteries are you using? Does the additional battery weight affect the flight characteristics or flight time? Thanks mate!
I am just starting to familiarize with the FPV-world, but you make the best videos for beginners like me. I think you helped me more with 2-3 videos, than the other 50 that I watched from other people. I am going to check your other videos as well. Thank you very much for your work, just keep going!
I'm seriously considering buying a runcam split3 lite (same as Mobula6 HD) for my (ordered, but not yet received) TH 2 freestyle, but I don't know it it would fit well.
Tried a Freestyle on 2x300mAh whoop sticks? Even quicker & way more responsive. Still for about $20 more, a Vanta Nano crushes it. Also TH2 Race flies big & tracks like a sim. Best budget out-of-the-box tune, IMO!
I ❤️ the th2 freestyle, the look is amazing & for the price I don't think you can go wrong. The mobula hd can be flown indoors for ppl who live in less than perfect conditions like my self, this past week I haven't been able to fly cause it's been ridiculously hot outside. I wish I would have started with a tiny whoop
I actually have bolth of these it's nice how the tinyhawk has the 6 port charger to charge all battery's from factory at once for bolth of them but also grab a velcro strap and use one of those 450s for the mobula6 bro trust me way longer flight times and a bit more power to play with
Matt, I'm happy to see this video since I have both these drones en route and will be here in the next couple of days. They are my first drones so I'm currently putting in time in Liftoff with my BetaFPV Lite 2 radio and Eachine Goggles Two. Hopefully this setup will be fun to start with. I want to keep the weight under 250g because I live in Canada and don't want to have to register.
Fantastic review, well presented, keep up the good work Matt. I'm a little behind you in terms of experience and knowledge, so your videos really resonate with me. In this video, you mention PID tuning - how about making a video on that?
If that's the case, please skip PID tuning for now. It is for much more experienced pilots capable of noticing specific flight characteristics and addressing them with tuning. Most stock tunes are fine, and if not just load up standard profiles on whatever software you use for a better tune.
Very nice review ... thanks for that. The TH Freestyle with HD Recording would be the perfect TinyWhoop for me. Right now I be torn between both quads, but tend to the Mobula6, because of the option to record in HD. Regardless which one I will get, I will use your affiliate link to support your channel, because it's great and imho it's much undervalued so far. Thanks again for this great review and keep up the good work.
I have Eachine Small Pepper, and it's really fun, It only has 1 battery, and it has a tiny radio, but it's fun and durable. There're 2 packs, one with just the drone/radio, and another with the FPV goggles too.
I agree about how much fun toothpick drones like the tinyhawk freestyle are. I'll, too, often grab the toothpick instead of my 5 inch for the exact same reasons. It's so durable, low risk, and far cheaper. The props are cheaper and more durable, and the batteries are far cheaper. I've got a crash reel with a modified tinyhawk race and in the whole time, all I've had to replace are props, and not as often as you might think. Mine does have a different FC, VTX, and canopy, and all is conformal coated though. If anyone is thinking of a toothpick, just do it! The whoop style drones would probably make a better very first drone though for learning.
I can't understand why you don't have any more followers.???? You have great contents and smooth transitions, and planned out how to make the video. I'm a great fan of your videos. And that smooth voice...! lol Keep up the good work sir. The followers will come when they find you.
Thanks for this review. Just got into FPV, been playing in LiftOff and now I ended up with both a Mobula 6 (not HD with the 25000kv motors) and the TH2FS. First outing last weekend with a few friends and their Camera drones. These two are great for new pilots I think and this review helped me make the right choice. If you are new, also check out the battery charger review here as well. Not regretting anything I've bought after watching reviews on this channel. Thanks again, Cheers!
Matt I really liked the video thank you, I am still about to make my first purchase and the Tiny Hawk just seems like what I am wanting besides a drone that could carry a gopro but the tiny hawk looks so fun and a good way to learn also so this is helping me a lot thank you.
Mine was a h107d that got me hooked..but a week ago I dropped my racer 2 into a water hole..lol now I just bought another racer 2..they need water resistant for sure
I got the tinyhawk freestyle 2 as a first kwad and I absolutely loooovve it! The antenna placement is kinda annoying but ez fix. Also I think I'm gonna put in a more powerful vtx in eventually. But I highly recommend this little drone.
Great review! Like many others I appreciate your production and presentation skills. I would like to get both of these drones! Thanks for your clear information!
@Matt Pockwat Congrats on your channel. Nice to see a Canuck contribute content to the community with a delivery in layman's terms. I stumbled upon your channel by a UA-cam suggestion. I was curious to here what you had to say. I gather you're an aerial cinematography enthusiast. It may explain why you have a Mob6 HD. It's interesting that, in this video, you cover the Mob6 HD and TH2. You should try the non HD Mob6! You'll find them drastically different! That extra 7g on a 65mm drone is HUGE! The non HD is nimble and very agile to rip around inside (in bad weather). Consider moving your Mob6 HD guts onto a 75mm frame. See Nick Burns' "Mobulite HD Pro // Improve your Mob6 HD". Godspeed and happy flying!!
I've been looking towards these little guys for most of the reasons you mentioned - most importantly - I can fly them more aggressively and with much less worry than my 5 inch.....anyhow I'm sold on the Tinyhawk going to order it now 😎 Thanks Matt great video
As someone who started with EMAX products exclusively, I can pretty confidently say that, while they are great products for beginners, you will quickly outgrow them. When this happens, their flaws become quite apparent. Namely the all-in-one flight controller/ESC stacked with the VTX. Honestly, I think the flight controller and ESC are pretty solid, but the way that they have chosen to connect them to the VTX to it is very weak and problematic. I can't tell you how many times my flight buddy and I have fought with repairing the connection between the two. Do I recommend their products for beginners? Absolutely. Just keep in mind that they have their share of problems and you'll likely outgrow them quickly. Great video, by the way! Keep them coming!
Probably BOTH, I've been flying FPV for 15 years but just recently got into the micro world aside from the ol' Inductrix. My youngest son and I both have Firefly 1s V2 quads and Air65s coming for Xmas. We both want more of these tiny quads so we will likely get both so we can experiment.
I just got the tiny hwak 2. And it will fly just fine with a insta360 mounted on in and it's still below 100g with the insta360 and both batteries! It's
I absolutely _love_ my Freestyle 2. It's my first ever FPV and I've been using it near-daily for about 3 weeks now; I don't feel like I've even come close to using it to its full potential. BTW for anyone interested: I use 2x 850mAh batteries and get about 8-10 minutes of flight time, and the added weight over the supplied 450mAh batteries isn't noticeable - to me anyway. Also I lowered the camera angle to 0 degrees at first, and dropped the throttle to 60% in BetaFlight, until I got the hang of it. I can do Level and Horizon Mode flying, but I can't handle Acro to save my life lol. Either way I'd 100% recommend this drone!
With the tinyhawk 2 Theres an adaptor in the small ziplock bag to loop one of the battery plugs to fly on 1s it makes it much more controllable indoors
I'm a newbie, but thought I'd throw in what I got. My goggles are the EV800D. Decent, but seems to not have the best reception or battery life. My RC is the Radiomaster TX16s, which has been great.
I would second Sunrise's choice as a box goggle (which, if you're wearing special Rx glasses, is the way to go), but with Skyzone's Cobra (S or X) now available, I would suggest you look into those. They use the same diversity Rx (Steadyview) that is in their latest SKY04X. With no intent to dis Matt on his channel, have a look at Joshua Bardwell's "Best FPV Goggle Buyer's Guide 2021" for a list of what's available and aspects to think about.
welcome to the hobby, what communities are you plugged into? have you heard of IGOW (International Game Of Whoop)? the whoop community is one of the best communities out there. also FYI turn your prop removal tool the other way and roll back and forth to get props off easier.
I bought the mobula 6 race while waiting for parts to come in for my other whoop, and it took the place as my favorite whoop. I ended up buying a mobula 6 HD but find it really hard to fly, as it's like they took the race one, but then put a giant weight on it, making it lose the fun characteristics that make the mobula 6 so fun to fly
For the tinyhawk, I'd recommend installing an xt30, ditching the double 1s batteries, and go to a 2s battery. That is unless you already have a whoop with a bunch of 1s batteries spare.
The debate with regard to which of these drones you should buy is quite simple : both ! If you don’t want to buy both, you need to decide on whether HD-Video and filming indoors is more important to you than the dynamic that the Tinyhawk II has to offer. Probably the mobula is the better choice for absolute fpv-newbies, and the Tinyhawk is the better choice for those who want to zip around faster, and further. The tinyhawk lacks prop guards, not that they are really required for flying as the drone is pretty rugged, but in my view they would be advisable from a safety point of view, as the authorities are dreaming up more and more regulations for flying drones, and prop guards protect props..and people !
For the record you don't have to use two 1s lipos in the Tiny Hawk FS 2. Mine came set up to run on 1 battery with a warning to change the Pid Profile if two batteries were used. Even came with a jumper/plug for use with only one battery.
Thanks for the video :-) My first drone was actually the Mobula 7 and I am super happy with it although learning to steer indoors in tight spaces is a bit overwhelming. Now that I have the Nazgul 5 6s, I am super happy with the performance, although my OSD chip in the Flight Controller died in the 3rd crash. The replacement just arrived. in order to try to repair the old FC, I flashed Betaflight 4.2 and learned A LOT doing that. Also I can really tell you that the BF4.2 tuning preset for cinematic flight did make a huge change compared to the presets out of the box, although I haven't gotten it wobble free so far.
flexing those camera skills at the end, love it
So refreshing to see a cool dude who isn’t cringey but instead just smooth and to the point. Way to go man 👌 it seems to go across the board for the whole quadcopter community. It’s a good vibe here. I think I’m gonna like this FPV shit
Yup, some of those guys are cringey, apart from sounding like salesmen that are sponsored they some off like voyeuristic dweebs.
LOVED the way you skidded the Mobula 6 into frame 😂👌🏻
Hi, just wandering what battery does the Mobula 6 HD use
@@isaacrigby1s batteries, im pretty sure bt2.0 1s batteries
How you can have only 6k subscribers with this amazing quality of videos? You make a great job.
He's a complete noob, offers half cocked information, Id like to know how he has over 6k subs also ? I guess you just gotta spend the money to buy the gear, then bingo bango, you are some kind of FPV guru.
@@riggermortisfpv526 You speak the truth. He seems like a well meaning guy but is a terrible pilot and half the information is incorrect/misleading.
THANK YOU. I’ve felt this ever since the start.. good for him but terrible for the community to get this much misinformation.
@@DuckFPV Absolutely correct. The videography is alright but the information is terrible. He tries to come off as well-researched but he's speaking a crock of shit
FlightEvolution even better, he doesn’t monitor the comments so I’d be surprised if he read this. If he is that’d be pretty funny. I at least take the time to respond to every comment I get And take criticism to improve my content
I loved my tinyhawk freestyle v1 which I modded with the nano2 cam, xm+ receiver and a rush tiny tank vtx (500mW), which I eventually destroyed by crashing into salt-water. I'm awaiting delivery on it's replacement, the Freestyle 2, and straight out of the box it shouldn't need all the mods needed on v1. Great review
Yeah I have about 100 dollars in my Freestyle, good to know V2 is out and it gives you a majority of your work back if you need a replacement.
Great vids, I'm searching for information before buying my first drone and I loved how you present it. Thank you
The Tinyhawk Freestyle is SOOOO MUCH FUN! I’m so glad I picked one up! I enjoy flying it more than my 5 inch 👏👏
I have purchased the Tinyhawk 2 freestyle and it’s on it’s way to my house. It’s my first fpv drone and I am really excited! Is it hard to fly for beginners? I have a simulator that I have practiced in.
Your channel is great for beginners like me who jus got my TH2 kit...side note: get the Insta 360 GO..it's the perfect action cam to mount on tiny whoops 👍
I like that you posted the prices, because it's interesting to see that 1.5 years later, the price has increased 50%. I'm going to browse your channel as I'm hoping to see a 2022 update to this really great video!
Best part !! How you took the shots at end nicely done please include more of those sooo entertaining.
i love fresyle i realy do but the way you talked about the mobula just makes me want to fly it so much cant wait to get one
Looking to get into FPV. Stumbled upon your content and I love it!
god. if only I could see proper clear hd video on my googles i'd be buying one. but the video quality makes this look so unenjoyable
The TH2 freestyle might be my next drone purchase :)
I have the TH3 and it's a ton of fun to fly, but when I'm ready to move up to a freestyle, TH2 freestyle might be my next purchase
Thanks for making these great videos matt! I'm a big fan of yours :)
Because of this video, I decided to get the TH2F. But being kind of a tinkerer, I quickly realised I had to fit it with an XT30 connector and bigger battery packs for 10min+ flight times. 😁
Hi. How did this work out? What flight times are you getting? What type of 2S batteries are you using? Does the additional battery weight affect the flight characteristics or flight time? Thanks mate!
I am just starting to familiarize with the FPV-world, but you make the best videos for beginners like me. I think you helped me more with 2-3 videos, than the other 50 that I watched from other people. I am going to check your other videos as well. Thank you very much for your work, just keep going!
I was really wondering how you got that presentation of the drone. Thank you for little background/tutorial at the end!
Thank You so much! You are the best fpv channel out there man. Top notch content!
great video, and btw, such a huge detail to leave the shooting of the tinyhawk at the end, i loved it for some reason
Top review. Going for the Mobula 6 for my winter whoop. The channel is great for beginners like me, all the videos are super clear.
another great video! waiting for the next episode from FPV world! Your doing great job Matt! THANKS!
i would love a tinyhawk freestyle with hd cam, would be perfect
I'm seriously considering buying a runcam split3 lite (same as Mobula6 HD) for my (ordered, but not yet received) TH 2 freestyle, but I don't know it it would fit well.
Tried a Freestyle on 2x300mAh whoop sticks? Even quicker & way more responsive.
Still for about $20 more, a Vanta Nano crushes it.
Also TH2 Race flies big & tracks like a sim. Best budget out-of-the-box tune, IMO!
Just got into the hobby ,Than k you SOOOO much for making it easier :)
these videos from you really make it fun and easier toget started :)
THX
Your show is well edited and nice drone spin intros well done.
I ❤️ the th2 freestyle, the look is amazing & for the price I don't think you can go wrong. The mobula hd can be flown indoors for ppl who live in less than perfect conditions like my self, this past week I haven't been able to fly cause it's been ridiculously hot outside. I wish I would have started with a tiny whoop
Thanks for helping a newbie shop
Great video! My Mobula 6 elrs (my first drone) is on the way. Thanks for the information!
I actually have bolth of these it's nice how the tinyhawk has the 6 port charger to charge all battery's from factory at once for bolth of them but also grab a velcro strap and use one of those 450s for the mobula6 bro trust me way longer flight times and a bit more power to play with
Matt, I'm happy to see this video since I have both these drones en route and will be here in the next couple of days. They are my first drones so I'm currently putting in time in Liftoff with my BetaFPV Lite 2 radio and Eachine Goggles Two. Hopefully this setup will be fun to start with. I want to keep the weight under 250g because I live in Canada and don't want to have to register.
How did it go for you?
Thank you so much! I've been looking for a cheaper but good quality quad for a long time now and these both hit the spot!
Newbeedrone has some really good whoop-style quads. I love the firmware and tune they come with. They also have great prices, especially their sales.
Very clear, professional looking, and useful videos. Thank you much and keep em coming!
Yup. Just subbed. Jumping into the world of fpv because of this video. Can't wait!
You would be one of those guys I'd happily drink a beer with and just talk about life in general, or fpv drones
Just discovered your videos today. You have a really great delivery -- awesome job.
And still it's so true , was also one of my first quad too and sooo similar to 5inch quads thats so true but it's also easy to rip it indoor
Fantastic review, well presented, keep up the good work Matt. I'm a little behind you in terms of experience and knowledge, so your videos really resonate with me. In this video, you mention PID tuning - how about making a video on that?
If that's the case, please skip PID tuning for now. It is for much more experienced pilots capable of noticing specific flight characteristics and addressing them with tuning. Most stock tunes are fine, and if not just load up standard profiles on whatever software you use for a better tune.
that turning shot at the end of the video is pretty cool :)
Just started fpv few months ago bought the emax kit best purchase I ever made great for beginners
Love the attention to detail in video editing style. Keep it up!
The Emax Tinyhawk 2 Freestyle just came to my house. I’m so stoked to fly fpv! Great review! ( my drone didn’t come with a tool either.
Very nice review ... thanks for that.
The TH Freestyle with HD Recording would be the perfect TinyWhoop for me.
Right now I be torn between both quads, but tend to the Mobula6, because of the option to record in HD.
Regardless which one I will get, I will use your affiliate link to support your channel, because it's great and imho it's much undervalued so far.
Thanks again for this great review and keep up the good work.
Thanks for the video really thinking on trying this out
I have Eachine Small Pepper, and it's really fun, It only has 1 battery, and it has a tiny radio, but it's fun and durable. There're 2 packs, one with just the drone/radio, and another with the FPV goggles too.
I agree about how much fun toothpick drones like the tinyhawk freestyle are. I'll, too, often grab the toothpick instead of my 5 inch for the exact same reasons. It's so durable, low risk, and far cheaper. The props are cheaper and more durable, and the batteries are far cheaper. I've got a crash reel with a modified tinyhawk race and in the whole time, all I've had to replace are props, and not as often as you might think. Mine does have a different FC, VTX, and canopy, and all is conformal coated though. If anyone is thinking of a toothpick, just do it! The whoop style drones would probably make a better very first drone though for learning.
I thinking about buying mobula 6. Thank you for this really great video!
I can't understand why you don't have any more followers.???? You have great contents and smooth transitions, and planned out how to make the video.
I'm a great fan of your videos. And that smooth voice...! lol
Keep up the good work sir. The followers will come when they find you.
Shopping for my first drone... There are so many!
Your videos however, are the best 👍
I would say get the Baby Ape Pro V2
Thanks for this review. Just got into FPV, been playing in LiftOff and now I ended up with both a Mobula 6 (not HD with the 25000kv motors) and the TH2FS. First outing last weekend with a few friends and their Camera drones. These two are great for new pilots I think and this review helped me make the right choice. If you are new, also check out the battery charger review here as well. Not regretting anything I've bought after watching reviews on this channel. Thanks again, Cheers!
Great review 😁👌 I got the freestyle two weeks ago & I can't stop using it in the backyard 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍little ripper
I'm waiting for a TH3 Freestyle with onboard HD recording :D (C'mon EMax, make it!)
And a FC AIO board that's actually up to the job, there have been a load of reports on that thing failing way too easily
@@ValFPV isn’t that only on the first
@@konghugo6534 no, the second uses the exact same FC with a different vtx
@@ValFPV ok
I'm the guy that still that people used phantoms for 2014, I can't believe how far its come, super cool
My first drone was Happymodel Larva X which is close to Tinyhawk Freestyle and gotta say that this size quads are so much fun.
In love with tinyhawk freestyle 2, great beginner quad
Great review Sir👍
Matt I really liked the video thank you, I am still about to make my first purchase and the Tiny Hawk just seems like what I am wanting besides a drone that could carry a gopro but the tiny hawk looks so fun and a good way to learn also so this is helping me a lot thank you.
I think you might be interested in what I'll be talking about in my next video. Stay tuned!
@@MattPochwat Will do
Love the videos man! I actually just ordered the BetaFPV advanced kit, just waiting for it to arrive! It'll be my first taste of the FPV world!
Looks like a great kit! I'm definitely going to try it out in the future
I got the Betafpv adv lit recently as my first quad ever. Great fun! Have you learned how to adjust rates on it by any chance?
I recommend mobula 6 HD
It is handy. small,fun,and inbuilt HD recording.
So you don't need an extra cam for recording
Mine was a h107d that got me hooked..but a week ago I dropped my racer 2 into a water hole..lol now I just bought another racer 2..they need water resistant for sure
Can you make a video showing how you tuned both the quads. This would be awesome for people like me starting in fpv that don’t know much about tuning
I got the tinyhawk freestyle 2 as a first kwad and I absolutely loooovve it! The antenna placement is kinda annoying but ez fix. Also I think I'm gonna put in a more powerful vtx in eventually. But I highly recommend this little drone.
Thanks for all the info, you got a follower. Going to buy this one soon 😎
Great review! Like many others I appreciate your production and presentation skills. I would like to get both of these drones! Thanks for your clear information!
half his information is wrong
Well, you did help me make up my mind to buy the Mobula 6HD. I already have the Tinyhawk II Freestyle. T'anks! PEACE!
Have you flown it and how do you like it?
Make sure to put tape over the sd card slot on the Mobula 6 HD. The sd card can eject on a crash.
Saw your video after ordering, but still hope I'll be glad I went for the Tinyhawk 2 FS when it arrives... great vid - thx...
How did you like thr th2???
@@CosmicGalaxyMC Absolutely love it thanks :)
TH2 Freestyle is insanely fun! I have a TH2 for indoor fun and the Freestyle 2 for ripping outside.
@Matt Pockwat Congrats on your channel. Nice to see a Canuck contribute content to the community with a delivery in layman's terms. I stumbled upon your channel by a UA-cam suggestion. I was curious to here what you had to say. I gather you're an aerial cinematography enthusiast. It may explain why you have a Mob6 HD. It's interesting that, in this video, you cover the Mob6 HD and TH2. You should try the non HD Mob6! You'll find them drastically different! That extra 7g on a 65mm drone is HUGE! The non HD is nimble and very agile to rip around inside (in bad weather). Consider moving your Mob6 HD guts onto a 75mm frame. See Nick Burns' "Mobulite HD Pro // Improve your Mob6 HD". Godspeed and happy flying!!
I've been looking towards these little guys for most of the reasons you mentioned - most importantly - I can fly them more aggressively and with much less worry than my 5 inch.....anyhow I'm sold on the Tinyhawk going to order it now 😎 Thanks Matt great video
As someone who started with EMAX products exclusively, I can pretty confidently say that, while they are great products for beginners, you will quickly outgrow them. When this happens, their flaws become quite apparent. Namely the all-in-one flight controller/ESC stacked with the VTX. Honestly, I think the flight controller and ESC are pretty solid, but the way that they have chosen to connect them to the VTX to it is very weak and problematic. I can't tell you how many times my flight buddy and I have fought with repairing the connection between the two. Do I recommend their products for beginners? Absolutely. Just keep in mind that they have their share of problems and you'll likely outgrow them quickly. Great video, by the way! Keep them coming!
dang, i just got the dji tello - i dd not know about this. thank you for sharing!
I really like the analog DVR aesthetic tho
Probably BOTH, I've been flying FPV for 15 years but just recently got into the micro world aside from the ol' Inductrix. My youngest son and I both have Firefly 1s V2 quads and Air65s coming for Xmas. We both want more of these tiny quads so we will likely get both so we can experiment.
Thanks for the review, I'll just buy both of them :)
LOL i was thinking that too!
Waste money just buy dji
@@zinmayzumbaandaerobic6405 and this is how comparable to a whoop etc?
I just got the tiny hwak 2. And it will fly just fine with a insta360 mounted on in and it's still below 100g with the insta360 and both batteries! It's
Ooh a new upload
I absolutely _love_ my Freestyle 2. It's my first ever FPV and I've been using it near-daily for about 3 weeks now; I don't feel like I've even come close to using it to its full potential. BTW for anyone interested: I use 2x 850mAh batteries and get about 8-10 minutes of flight time, and the added weight over the supplied 450mAh batteries isn't noticeable - to me anyway.
Also I lowered the camera angle to 0 degrees at first, and dropped the throttle to 60% in BetaFlight, until I got the hang of it. I can do Level and Horizon Mode flying, but I can't handle Acro to save my life lol. Either way I'd 100% recommend this drone!
Huh where did you find 850mAh 1s lipo’s?
You actually can mount a HD camera on the freestyle search the FS2 and in the links is the camera..
And you usually have an plug so that you can rip it on 1S too
Thank you for your review, very clear! Love the final "BTS" too :-D
Leaving a comment just to support keep up that great vids man thank you for in a way dumbing it down
Nicely done! I have a mobula6 a mobulite 75mm and a custom 3s Leader 120mm... love my micros but my 5” quads are still the biggest thrill...
Cheers
Thumbs up for the Raptors shirt. Your video is good too 🙌
I have ordered the tinyhawk 2 freestyle and you have proven it was the right choice.
Gonna get my tinyhawk 2freestyle next week🔥
Have you tried putting the mobula 6 hd in a 75mm frame?. Game changer!. Double the flight time and way more umph when you need it.
With the tinyhawk 2 Theres an adaptor in the small ziplock bag to loop one of the battery plugs to fly on 1s it makes it much more controllable indoors
Hey Matt! Would really appreciate if you could recommend goggles and radio for the Mobula 6hd. Thanks in advance mate!
I'm a newbie, but thought I'd throw in what I got. My goggles are the EV800D. Decent, but seems to not have the best reception or battery life.
My RC is the Radiomaster TX16s, which has been great.
I would second Sunrise's choice as a box goggle (which, if you're wearing special Rx glasses, is the way to go), but with Skyzone's Cobra (S or X) now available, I would suggest you look into those. They use the same diversity Rx (Steadyview) that is in their latest SKY04X. With no intent to dis Matt on his channel, have a look at Joshua Bardwell's "Best FPV Goggle Buyer's Guide 2021" for a list of what's available and aspects to think about.
welcome to the hobby, what communities are you plugged into? have you heard of IGOW (International Game Of Whoop)? the whoop community is one of the best communities out there. also FYI turn your prop removal tool the other way and roll back and forth to get props off easier.
I bought the mobula 6 race while waiting for parts to come in for my other whoop, and it took the place as my favorite whoop. I ended up buying a mobula 6 HD but find it really hard to fly, as it's like they took the race one, but then put a giant weight on it, making it lose the fun characteristics that make the mobula 6 so fun to fly
Deciding if I should get a nazagul, or a tiny hawk freestyle next.
For the tinyhawk, I'd recommend installing an xt30, ditching the double 1s batteries, and go to a 2s battery. That is unless you already have a whoop with a bunch of 1s batteries spare.
Hi. Did you get additional flight time with the XT30 and 2S batteries?
Does the Mobula 6 HD have an FRSky receiver?
I imagine wedging a cotton ball or half of one in with the battery it probably won’t rattle as much for the mobula
The debate with regard to which of these drones you should buy is quite simple : both ! If you don’t want to buy both, you need to decide on whether HD-Video and filming indoors is more important to you than the dynamic that the Tinyhawk II has to offer. Probably the mobula is the better choice for absolute fpv-newbies, and the Tinyhawk is the better choice for those who want to zip around faster, and further. The tinyhawk lacks prop guards, not that they are really required for flying as the drone is pretty rugged, but in my view they would be advisable from a safety point of view, as the authorities are dreaming up more and more regulations for flying drones, and prop guards protect props..and people !
For the record you don't have to use two 1s lipos in the Tiny Hawk FS 2. Mine came set up to run on 1 battery with a warning to change the Pid Profile if two batteries were used. Even came with a jumper/plug for use with only one battery.
Can you recommend the remote and goggles for a good price i can get that will do the job and pair with mobula 6?? Thank you so much.
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Thanks for the video :-)
My first drone was actually the Mobula 7 and I am super happy with it although learning to steer indoors in tight spaces is a bit overwhelming. Now that I have the Nazgul 5 6s, I am super happy with the performance, although my OSD chip in the Flight Controller died in the 3rd crash. The replacement just arrived. in order to try to repair the old FC, I flashed Betaflight 4.2 and learned A LOT doing that. Also I can really tell you that the BF4.2 tuning preset for cinematic flight did make a huge change compared to the presets out of the box, although I haven't gotten it wobble free so far.
I just flashed 4.2 on the mobula yesterday to try it out. Still running 4.1 on the Nazgul!
Matt Pochwat try the quick settings! github.com/betaflight/betaflight/wiki/4.2-Tuning-Notes
Thanks for another great video!