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Thanks a lot my friend, really appreciate your feedback. Can't go wrong with the Eco, it's like buying the parts and getting the labor for free 👍

Really glad to hear that, you can't go wrong with this one, price out the components and you're basically getting an flight built and tuned quad for the cost of the parts 👍

Hey there my friend, nice to see you here, thanks a lot for your support!

Thanks a lot for your feedback! You could use 4s lions for endurance flights but it will be very sluggish with 1800kv motors, especially at the end of the flight when the battery voltage is lower. I would recommend 6s, they will be a little heavy but they should give you some nice long flights times with a more reasonable mount of power. I think my Croc5 was flying for ~17minutes on these 6s 3000mah lion batteries with an 1800kv equivalent (4s motors with motors output limit)...

That's great to hear, thanks a lot for sharing your experience! I agree that it's a super fun little quad, what I really like about it is that I can fly this drone where I can't fly bigger, louder quads...

Hello! Yes, ET2.0 connectors are made to be compatible with GNB27 connectors. However, I did notice that between brands there is slight variation in tolerances and so they can be difficult to remove, but they will work. I am using different brands of GNB27 lipos with that Eachine charger, which has ET2.0 plugs, and they work fine, just a bit snug but usable.

Hey! This frame would be a good beginner build because it comes with clear instructions but that rear assembly and soldering the battery lead is a little complicated. If you are looking to build up your first 5" drone, I HIGHLY recommend the Bardwell beginner kit. It's based on the same frame (QAVS2) and the video build series that accompanies it is invaluable, JB will walk you through the process step by step and you will avoid many of the pitfalls we all fall into during our first build... check it out 👉 bit.ly/JB_Digital

@@colibrifpv okey thanks!

İzlediğiniz için teşekkürler. İngilizce altyazılar bulunmaktadır. Seçeneklerden Türkçe'yi seçebiliyor musunuz? Otomatik olarak tercüme edilecekler...

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Sorry to hear that, I've had pretty good luck with the stock propellers and I've flown over water and places I wouldn't want a prop to go flying, but I do think you need to have some extras on hand because with those push-on props, once they've been removed a few times they will come loose, and also, if they are even the slightest bit bent, the quad will shake and your footage won't be smooth. Try fresh props and let me know how it goes!

Oh man, that's too bad you lost your quad with a GoPro on it, it pains me to say it but that's happened to me twice, once with a DJI O3 quad that clipped a branch over water, and once with a 7" long range with an older GoPro... ouch 😩 I also have a CL35 and this quad is quieter than a CL I think because of the duct design, but it's still loud. It makes a different noise, more of a whoosh than a scream. I prefer the way the Pavo35 flies with these new Lava motors, it's more efficient and flies longer...

@@colibrifpv Ugh, that's really rough! Unfortunately, we have to prepare for this in this hobby :( I didn't have a GPS installed, it doesn't happen anymore. I have a Pavo20 on the way and I really like the Pavo35. Thank you for the information about the quad, it helped me a lot in my decision!

Hey thanks for watching, really glad you liked it 👍

It's a good one for flying "incognito" when you can't get away with flying a big noisy drone 😉

Hey there Daniel, actually that little red wire for the ELRS antenna is built into the AIO board so I have it too, the blue antenna you are noticing is the BetaFPV 900mhz antenna for the crossfire RX 😉

Thanks a lot my friend, I realy appreciate your support 🙏🏻 🙌

I had my eye on the 7", seems like this frame would be a perfect match for larger props with that xt60 moved off of the top plate making space for massive batteries. That's too bad that you had missing parts! You should definitely reach out to GetFPV support, I'm sure they will get you taken care of...

Thanks my friend! It's lots of work but lots of fun also!

That's too bad, thanks for sharing your experience. I also have a very high opinion of GEPRC BNF quads, the ones I've owned have always come with a fantastic tune unlike other brands. Although with this budget Mark4, I think they cut corners in order to mass produce these things at a lower cost. Hopefully it doesn't impact their reputation for quality...

Hey there, thanks for watching! Yes, the Magic Pro 3 can be linked to the DJI Goggles 2 and the Goggles Integra.

@@colibrifpv Thanks for replying. Sadly the goggles remove access to the screen which means I can't access Intelligent Modes, change zooms etc. during flight. I can't understand DJI for doing this. The Mavic Pro 2 worked amazingly with the original white googles, I doesn't make sense to remove that experience. Ridiculous.

That's good to know, thanks for sharing your experience. I put a Walksnail system in mine and I love it!

That's great to hear that you can put analog gear to good use, I guess it is the "golden age" of analog because now we are getting super high powered analog systems and good quality cameras at a price that is very accessible. Enjoy that Maten VTX, I found that mine was able to maintain that high output power during long flights with my Mark4 7" using li-ion packs...

Hey thanks for watching! We'll not really, I had to remover screws, lower the Air Unit, THEN use tweezers. It's totally doable, but it is a thing with this drone...

@@BuckFPV In ideal lighting conditions, the difference is minimal. When lighting isn't great you do see more of a difference, but it's still not night and day...

Yes it will, assuming you use the DJI O3 Air Unit, which is compatible with the Goggles 2

That's great to know, thanks for sharing your experience! I had the same issue with this mount, and the lumenier Johnny FPV frame, which uses the same system. The mounts are too soft, but adding some m2 washers tightened things up 👍

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

Hey there, that's awesome that your thinking of getting into FPV! I recommend first buying a decent radio, like the Radiomaster Boxer, then practice with it on the simulator. After you feel comfortable, get a tiny whoop and have fun! After you feel comfortable with that, get yourself something bigger and more capable. Trust me, take your time and you'll have fun and avoid costly mistakes 👍😁

I can't see why not, but you may need to extend those motors wires, this frame is much wider, even though it is a 2". Also, if you already have a CL20, was it a BNF from GEPRC? If so, maybe just keep it and build one of these from scratch with larger motors? I only suggest it because GEPRC's tune is usually so good it would be a shame to waste it...

That doesn't sounds right, maybe you have a bad motor or ESC? Have you tried playing with the tune?

Hey! No I really haven't, almost none at all, but I do usually run a GoPro on mine and I think the weight of the action camera helps the rubber dampeners to be more effective. What small amount of Jello I do get disappears after I apply Gyroflow...

That's good to know, thanks for sharing your experience. These cinewhoops have really evolved, I definitely like how it flies without the ducts much better, less noise and better handling, especially in wind...

@@banghans7803 Hey! It's a TBS Tango 2 😁

It is incredibly stable in the air (for a tiny whoop) due to being lightweight and having larger props, but any tiny whoop will drift a little bit, you need constant stick inputs just to keep them in one place.

Hey 👋 No, batteries do not come with the drone, in FPV you usually have to buy everything separately...

If you are just getting started, check out the Aquila16 Kit from BetaFPV, it comes with everything you need!

That's a great idea, thanks for the suggestion.

I totally agree with you, 250g is such an arbitrary number! I can do sub 250g for the sake of doing it, but my 6s setup (over 250) is so much better 😁

The easiest way is to first offload to your computer, but if you have an android phone with an sd card slot, you can pop the memory card into your sd card slot.

Hey, thanks for watching, sure thing! Build list: 5" Frame 👉 bit.ly/QAVFPV5 2307 (5") motors 👉 bit.ly/FPV2307 7" Frame 👉 bit.ly/QAVFPV7 2807 (5") motors 👉 bit.ly/FPV2807 Premium Stack 👉 bit.ly/ArgusProPlugs Budget Stack 👉 bit.ly/ArgusEco GoPro arm 👉 amzn.to/4c3Xzpt DJI O3 Air Unit 👉 bit.ly/O3Air * I recommend using the antenna that comes with the DJI O3, it's works great and a long antenna might make it harder to tune the quad. * Either of these stacks would work well, depends on your budget. Don't get the August "pro" stack with the aluminum heatsinks, it's too tall and it doesn't fit into the frame well. Good luck, let me know how it goes!

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Hey, thanks for watching! Yes, the Integra's come with a set of interchangeable diopter lenses that you can insert according to your prescription.