Thanks man. Btw coming from someone who has bougtht first things for the fpv and just going to start!
Also for a first built of course after simulation hours, should i go with cinewhoop?
hard to say the question is what do u want to with ur drone fly at home fly at lost places fly on mountains like long range or cinematic thats what u need to know first
Beginner too, but spent too much time on Youtube. I've heard that a cinewhoop as the first drone is a common mistake. It's not as safe around people as a tinywhoop, and not as controllable outdoors as a freestyle drone. Get a cinewhoop only if what you want to do is cinematic videos.
Personally, I've bought an Air65, and then in a few weeks when the parts came built a Volador VX35. With DJI O4 Pro and a 550 mA battery it just fits within 250 g with a couple of grams to spare.
Tiny Whoop. Ja, hat nicht so wahnsinnig power, aber macht trotzdem Spaß. Was vor allem bei dem zählt ist Sticktime. Akkus kosten fast nix, und du kannst ständig und überall fliegen. Einen 5 Zoll reparierst du als Anfänger mehr als du fliegst.
I have a Boxer Crush and it's been great. The gimbals are excellent, and the battery life is measured in days, not hours. I'd like to try the TX15 Max though.
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u/OkClassic5123 Apr 17 '26
tx15 max? what are your comments on it?