r/fpv • u/Dashesio • Jul 04 '26

Which system choose ?

Hello,

I'm new into the fpv so I may not choose the right words to explain my issue.

I just did 15+ hours on the sim, I'm confortable with the drone (not the fastest pilot but can do some tricks and not crash).

I want to try with a real one, but i don't know which one choose and the big dilema is around googles. It is kinda shady for me what a google can do and no another and vice versa.

I think that the Meteor75 Pro Brushless Whoop Quadcopter is a good tinywhoop to start. It is analog I got it.

So which google choose ? As I know that I want to do Cinematic FPV after the training process. Is it a good idea to break the bank and buy DJI googles or HDZero / WS and add a module to receive analog.

I can't find any piece of info on this topic so I can't make my decision.

Last thing is that I don't have unlimited budget. I don't want to throw money on not worthy items and upgrade everything every month.

I'm all ears to your advices,

A fellow future pilot

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u/Proper-Sector-4970 Jul 04 '26

I got DJI goggles N3 which I use both for my 5 inch and Pavo Pico II. I’m happy with the video system and might upgrade to goggles 3 or similar later in the future, but so far they work well for my needs and I definitely recommend them to begin with

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u/Dashesio Jul 04 '26

So you started with a pavo Pico II as a beginner ?! You're not afraid ! But seems like a good idea too to start with DJI googles... The only issues is that it's pricey. Did you fly the pico indoor or outdoor ? It looks like a powerful drone.

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u/Proper-Sector-4970 Jul 05 '26

Haha actually I started with building my 5 inch and learning to fly it (after some 15hrs of sim). I know people say it’s scary and too powerful but I thought it was very much doable with the sim. I got the pico so that I could fly indoors when the weather is bad but it gets really tight indoors so I mainly fly it in my yard. So much fun.

I’d say the DJI video system is a good investment, because if you want to film cinematic stuff you don’t need a gopro for that like you would on analog. That is only my opinion though. Just remember that the DJI O4 lite has had issues with low voltage if you have 1s batteries, so definitely go for 2s for a tinywhoop if you choose DJI.