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Thanks so much for the kind words! 🙏 The ladder dive took me a few packs and a few sets of propellers, but when I finally had it, I was so happy :)

Thanks

You're welcome! And thank you for your comment. Means a lot :)

Good luck! Don't be afraid to try new and risky stuff. Also practice in the sim!

@@btastic_fpv uncrashed has been my favorite Sim wo far

Thank you man! I hope so too 🙏

Thank you! I am mainly using uncrashed nowadays. I started off with DRL, since it had a easy tutorial which progressively took off the practice wheels, until full acro. Then I used a lot of liftoff, until finally settling on uncrashed. Custom maps are so much fun! :)

@@btastic_fpv I agree! There is a bunch of great maps

Thanks man! Yes I think so. At least it was encouraging many people to do the same and/or get started too! :)

Thanks for the sub! Appreciate it!

Thanks dude! 🙏

Thank you! I will keep going for sure 🙏

Thank you!! :)

Thanks dude! 🙏🙏

Thanks, what kind of content would you like to see me do? :)

In der Tat :)

Thanks! You too! 😊😊

Glad you liked it! 😍

Thanks 🙏

Haha, I mostly fly on weekends. Working remotely allows me to see my family almost 24/7, besides the hours I go out and fly

Thanks!

Thanks so much! Keep at it!

@btastic_fpv I've not flown in several years but am thinking about getting back, now digital systems a lot better.

Thats a tough question, but I will answer, of course. Goggles 400€ Radio: 200€ Whoop: 100€ 3.5": 350€ Batteries: 50€ First Quad: 360€ incl. Batteries GoPro: 100€ Runcam 5 Orange: 180€, destroyed it, but insured. So I got the 180 back DJI Action 2: 220€ Bando quad: 350€ More batteries: 100€ Propellers: 3 orders for 60-70€ Lots of other smaller stuff, replacement parts etc. probably another 500€ That is around 2.7-3k € I guess. Averages at around 250€ per month.

Thanks bro! ❤️

Thanks dude! 🙏 To be honest, I didn't like it on first review, but with color grading and music it kinda grew on me

Thanks! Hell yea, that wasn't the last time we went there for sure :) First time visiting a spot is kinda overwhelming, it will only get better 🙏

Thanks 🙏🔥

Thanks so much! 🙏

Thank you 🙏 I only destroyed minor parts, so fixing was only in parts, never the whole drone

Thanks man! Appreciate it!

Thanks dude 🙏 This will nowhere be as cool and sophisticated as your park though :) But we will make the most of it for sure!

Thanks, imagine how I felt :D It is just so amazing to finally get what you are working towards. Appreciate the comment!

Sounds awesome! Yea simulator practice translates quite well into the real world. So I always tell people not to skip on simulator practice!

Thanks! Appreciate it!

I think a well tuned tinywhoop is just as good as a 5". Have a look at @prottentogo on YT :)

@@btastic_fpv okay thank you

Thank you 🥰

Thanks dude 🙏

Thanks so much!

Thank you so much! 🙏 Of course you will! :)

It refers to the diameter of the propellers :)

Thank you so much! 🙌

Thanks! It was a tough journey :)

@@btastic_fpv but you have done it buddy ! 🥳

@@btastic_fpv sir listen i have a question in my mind, i saw some people flying tiny fpv drones with 21700 battteries but how, because 21700 has low c rating typically 5-10c and drone need c rate like 50-60c but, still the drone fly well, how?

@@user-mb5dm7zs9j Thats a good question! Lithium Ion batteries are viable to run, but they are not very good for heavy throttle flying and freestyle. But they are very good for long range. I usually only see 18650 packs, but i dont see a way why 21700 would not work. So for freestyle, you should stick to LiPo packs, instead of LiIon packs

@@btastic_fpv MEAN I CAN FLY LONG BUT NOT AS FAST

Haha

It is a TBS Tango 2 :)

Hey man, thats a TBS Tango 2 :)

Thanks man! ❤️

Thank you! 🙏

Haha awesome! Things have changed quite a bit, it should be easier now to learn, since you don't have to combat your quad that hard anymore. At least from what I heard from oldschool veterans. Enjoy!

Hey man, thanks for asking! In the beginning it was 2 or 3 times per week, but lately I go only out to fly once a week for 5-6 hours per session! I usually fly 10-20 lipos, depending on how long my copters survive. In total I flew around 1000 packs in a year.

@@btastic_fpv that dedication paid off big time. Thank you for that perspective! I'm doing maybe 30-1hr sim a day

@@miestermind Thanks! What you are doing is also dedication! Remember, each pack is like 3-5 minutes. So an hour in the sim is already much more than when you go out and fly :)