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Just kits straight from iflight. The DC5 looks like a good DJI starter kit?
I guess the DJI FPV drone.... 😛
I purchased the Xhover Blastr HD complete and tuned. That in combination with the Liftoff sim has made getting into FPV really easy.
looking for an nazgul 5 with tx16s but don't want to tune it
Eachine Novice-II V2.0 1-2S 2.5 Inch is a good starter kit from what I've seen.
ps: I love your videos.
Best fpv CZcamsr!! Hands down
oh stop.
True 👍
@@MattPochwat no
Agreed
Agreed!
Great video Matt, look forward to seeing more! We've tweaked the bundles a bit based on your feedback :)
Hi getfpv
Matt, thanks for videos like this. They're very helpful for beginners like me. Also, I super appreciate your clear enunciation and ability to communicate in a way that's educational and not condescending. Thank you!
Yeah this guy knows how to explain the fpv side of things 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Been watching your videos from about number 2 or 3. Thank you for always a great breakdown. Keep up the good work I’ve learn so much from you.
God man, GETFPV has NEVER let me down!!!!
Dude. This was exactly the information I was looking for. Thank you so much. I am definitely gonna buy through your link. As I hope to support you! Great videos.
Man, been patiently waiting on a new video! Great video for beginners, I wish I had something like this when I first started!
Hi Matt, I used your advice and bought my first drone from GETFPV as I also was a bit confused as to what to buy and how to tune it, great down to earth videos, keep up the good work.
I really like your Channel man !! Thank you for opening up a world I never knew Existed until I heard and bought five Dji fpv units
Matt, I am just getting into this space. Thank you for your content, I feel like I get a lot out of it.
Hello my friend i’m very glad i found your channel it’s helping me a lot getting into fpv i have only ever flown cinematic 👍
Wish I had this video when I started! Awesome stuff Matt!
I been watching a lot of fpv content now, specially the popular ones, and I must say, you’re videos are well crafted. Now just the info but the way you present it !
Keep ‘em coming bro. Viewing from New Zealand.
Would be great to hear how you can make the 6s quad fly like a 4s I have done so many hours on the sim, but jumping the evoque 6s quad flying using a 4s is still super fast for me as a beginner so plugging a 6s will be even more powerful lol
Here to say thank you for the consistent posting! I’m an “advanced drone pilot” but I love watching your videos because you are so concise on how you describe FPV and the different aspects of it. It’s great to see that the future of FPV gets these kind of videos to help them enter the space. When I started, we didn’t even have Joshua bardwell 🤣🤣.
Jokes aside, Please continue to keep it up! Your content kills 🤟🏻
Started >20 years. There was no fpv.
It's definitely helpful to me, as a literal day old pilot with my drone currently residing in the tree outside my window!
thanks for making this video!
Love your videos! Quality content as usual
WOW, ALL THIS INFO in one place. how cool is that! this will make getting into fpv SO MUCH EASIER AND LESS STRESSFUL and let's not forget COST EFFECTIVE.
THANKS TONS FOR YOUR VIDS, M!!
I have invested hundreds of hours on sims and I would love so start with the premium rtf although I'll probably start with a cinewhoop since I'm a in film production by trade. ☺ Love this episode, thanks!
Smart idea. Learning to fly is about 10% of the things you need to learn.
Loved this video too. Also leaning towards the whoop
@@Nine_883 what? Learning to fly is 80% its most difficult thing, you can always buy and change things, skill to gain take serious practice and time...
@@covakoma1064 My point was we spend about 10% of the time flying and 90% doing everything else. Video editing, building, testing, tuning, learning, binding, radio set up, waiting on parts, driving to get there, etc....
@@Nine_883 true, but it is with all other hobbies too, that is part of it 🙂
Matt, nice breakdown. Your teaching style would be an interesting to see you get into beta flight, emu flight,kiss, etc…
Thanks man for all the useful content! I would love to see a video of your GoPro with reel steady go workflow. Love from China
Yep I got my Lumenier QAV-R as a bundle. My first quad and its top notch quality from getfpv. Was kinda bummed that they didnt have the Johnnyfpv version at the time I was getting it tho. Nice vid Matt. 😎✌️
That JohnnyFPV kit is a dream
The premade kits rarely use the electronics the actual pilots fly its just too expensive, you usually just get the frame they use and sometimes the motors, you would be better off just buying everything separately in my opinion unless you just dont want to build a drone. another great video matt! cant wait to see you hit 100k subs!
Thanks Bot! Yea that disclaimer was mostly for the Rotor Riot quads because I can't fully back that up. The GetFPV quads seem pretty damn similar though! I've heard both Steele and Johnny mention that those are the actual quads they fly and they're pretty damn pricey. But I dunno! I bet there's a bunch you know that I don't. I also looked for a botgrinder bnf to include in this vid but I couldn't find one yet. I need a quad that can be sent into space... Maybe in 2022? 👀
@@MattPochwat The reason there isnt a botgrinder bnf is just for that reason, no one will use the parts i want to use. The getfpv kits are quality and yes you are correct afaik the steele and johhny kits are what they use those are the exceptions.
Thanks for looking out for the new guys bro!! Order bots motors, get a free botgrinder grinder!
watching this guy is so relaxing and entertaining
Very good video thanks so much!!
love it bro! keep up the good work!!!
Definitely been looking for something for my hero 7!
Great stuff as usual Matt… I’m still in the sim and the EZ Pilot. What was your progression after a sim and before your first 5 inch or larger drone? You may already have a video on this topic.
Hey Rotor riot must have listen to you as everything was included in my Skyliner MK3 ready to fly out of the box. Batteries, charger etc. I knew as soon as I started following you that you were a fellow Canadian 😀! Though you do not say “eh” enough must be from southern Ontario ! 😜😂You’ve help an old guy along his FPV journey ! Thank you!!
Amazing
Thank you for making. I wish I was that’s what I started last year. My favorite point that I’d like to highlight is the use of the simulator. So many people just jump into it but it’s not have to practice like anything else.
Never flew a sim personally
@@ragndroneman I had to, my brain wasn’t able to do it without the practice
Exactly what i was wairing to get in it ! Thank you buddy. Best FPV simplifier. Hopefully, those site will make a sub-250g kit. A lot of beginners are intimidated by laws and regulations. A tiny beast sub-250 would be a great seller.
Agreed but here in the U.K. (at-least) devices with cameras need to be “toys” also, which is poorly defined but I can’t see how the more expensive ones can really be a “toy”. Less than 250g but not a toy avoids the theory test & the rule (here) about not flying within 50m of other people but the device still needs to be registered by the operator every few years.
Ur the king 👑
Nice video as always
i own the isdt 608ac (the compact one that came in both kits)
its great, should be able to charge basically most batteries you have at a good speed (joshua bardwell did a video on it that went through some of the math to see what it could handle), though i mainly charge 3s batteries on it
also, it has a detachable ac power supply that sort of clicks in and out of place, which means if youre at home or something you can plug it straight into the wall, but then you can take off the ac power supply and take it out into the field and use your batteries as a power supply (xt60).
all in all, pretty solid charger, especially for a beginner
havent had my house burn down yet!
If you are a total newbie……Good luck with one of these kits! If it flies at all out of the box make sure you never crash!!
I myself am a get into the hobby as cheap as possible kind of guy but still loved the video. I would like to see more of your cinimatic FPV, like a cinimatic FPV tips and tricks video. From what I see on you instagram you definitely have a good eye for fpv shots.
For an indoor drone I would take a look at the mobula6 19000kv or the moblite7, I wouldn’t recommend the bumblebee for a first quad unless you only want to do slow cinematic flying as it is very underpowered and struggles flying fast and acrobatically.
The gopro with only the strip is very brave! Good video mate
Have 2 of the Rotor Riot HD1 5" quads ....they are quality quads for anyone looking. Also, the iFlight Nazgul Evoque (5") is nice to fly as well. Don't have the Johnny FPV but I like the straps for the GoPro (jamming the GoPro into those 3d printed mounts can be tough..esp. in the cold).....Also like the way the power cables up out of the way on the Johnny FPV quad...def. going to give that guy a 2nd look...thanks for the video and review. Keep up the great work! 👍👍
Rotor Riot has some killer options with absolutely everything ready to go also
Babyhawk 2 HD is probably the best beginner FPV drone you can buy. Affordable, powerful for a 3.5 inch, and digital. Plus it’s on sale from fpvcrate 👍🏽.
my first drone is the mini 2 for filming I love it. I bought the dji fpv but wanted something better for freestlye so i returned it. I was looking at mr steele apex 5 quadcopter but its expensive
The crossfire tx could be used with the mambo, but there really isnt a point to that. I think tbs is planning on adding a longer range option to tracer.
That's kinda what I've done. I got the DJI Goggles V2, DJI Radio and a DJI AIR UNIT in a Kit for a future self build drone. I want to get into cinematic flying and wasn't happy with my analog picture. So I decided to buy the CINELOG 35 Digital version from GEPRC and it was really easy to set up. DJI does a really good job in making binding really easy. I really wish, I had ordered a spare frame for the CINELOG though.. I lost connection flying behind a building, and crashed on concrete.. How do some pilots get so much range out of the DJI Digital System? I am kinda afraid about crashing my drones because of that, didn't really get a warning.
Very helpful/informative video as always. QUESTION: I'm thinking of buying the controller first so I can log a ton of hours on a SIM. I'm a Apple Mac user. Any recommendations for a SIM that works on a Mac and will the DJI controller connect to a Mac?
Great video again, thank you. Are there any good waterproofing options you know of? I'm really wanting to film water sports.
silcone conformal coating works great
Hey Matt!! Thank you for the video as this helped me a ton in trying to narrow down on the kind of drone purchase I want to make.
However, I’m curious if the DJI setup allows upgrading the antenna linkage system for greater distance flights? Hope you can help out with an answer there. Thanks again bud!! & Keep giving us the good stuff
For anyone who needs help getting into fpv or is having problems I highly recemend getting discord and joining a drone server it is soooooooooo helpful!
Thanks for the time. I watched nearly every video you made and I am LOST. Sort of. What ever I purchase I will be purchasing through your links for sure. I have a thousand questions but I will ask this... why these drones as opposed to DJI FPV or avata ? Thanks
Hey Matt, love your content and I always find it extremely helpful.
I've got a question for you (or for anybody who wants to help me out): I bought the DJI FPV Drone as soon as it was announced because it was the first truly accessible way into the FPV world for someone who doesn't want to learn how to bind stuff, weld electronics or just not want to burn their house down by charging batteries the wrong way.
I'm now looking for a Cinewhoop under 250gr to create cinematic sequences of (mostly) indoors flying: I'd like to use the DJI Goggles V2 that came with the DJI FPV Drone, so I would "only" need the drone, some batteries with their charger and a radio. Is it possible to get a RTF bundle similar to the ones you showed in this video in this configuration? Also, which drone would you recommend? I'm torn between the Cinelog25 and Cinelog30.
TIA!
Since you already have the goggles, if you purchase the DJI radio and the drone, it's really easy to bind that equipment together. DJI simplifies it a ton. They have a few videos on CZcams that you can watch to see how easy it is. As for the Cinelog, both are very similar. The cinelog 25 will be great for indoor but will get blown around a tiny bit more if it's windy outside. The cinelog 30 will be a tiny bit bigger and slighly less stable indoors due to larger gusts that it will produce, but slightly more stable outside. You just have to decide what is your priority. Again, both are very similar.
Great video as I believe it was perfect for someone like me. What would you recommend for someone that has RC flight experience with all the tools already. I currently fly large scale 3d 700/800 size helis. I'm looking to make my first purchases to see if FPV is for me. I would like to spend a bit more up front to get quality. I waited for the tech to mature somewhat because I felt the anolog was unappealing visually. I would be doing zero cinema and more freestyle. I would appreciate your thoughts. Also, because I spend so much time already building and maintaining my helis, I would prefer not to build the first but I can be persuaded if it makes sense for me. 👍
Can you pls make a video about the mobula 6 and how to connect it with a Rradio and goggles please?
Hello Matt, could you please do a cinewhoop ready to fly bundle? Thank you.
Please, make a Le Drib setup tour too, I love my Nazgul too! Thanks!
So they didn't have a ready-to-fly kit like I thought they did. You would still have to put some of the gear into your shopping cart separately and assemble your kit. You could use the same charger and batteries from your Nazgul if you choose the same battery type.
Hey, i have the qx7 and want more range to fly over water...what external module should i buy ?my problem is that i have not so much money to spend on. And it should be easy to setting up, because with the firmware😬 at the end is takes months to get it fly.... What do you think is the best to do?
Btw, I'm pretty sure the ethix antennas come with angled adapters, or at least mine did, so they are not necessary for purchase.
After weeks of research and some hours in sim, doing comfy...
I would never go for less than something like this.
With every hobby i got into, its worth spending extra and be set for a while, and reap all the benefits of quality parts.
For sim car drifting i recommend people the same, at least like 400-500€ for a mediocre setup.
And its the same here... proper thing is like 800-1500€. (EU)
So trippy that this video got released right now...
Is it a sign to get off sim and into the real deal 😂 ( not feeling like building my own for first drone, im more into the flying part rn )
I fly large model helis 3D and very capable and familiar with mode 2 controllers. Would you recommend one of these ready to go kits to me? I would definitely be spending time on a sim much like I already do for helis.
Can you make a video including all the processes to fly legally in Canada like step by step!
hey nice video, im interested in the jonnhy fpv drone but what do i need if a want the tbs tango 2 controller? thanks!
hi Matt, I bought the Dji fav kit, is it possible to buy other fpv new radio but still use the googles ? u got some suggest?
Found this after commenting on another vid of yours. This is perfect, but what I am after is a pre configured cinelog25 with DJI stuff, can you help with what I need.
When you add the crossfire transmitter, does it include the receiver?
What will happen if you put a bigger battery on a drone? Like will it fry it or can you do that?
What are your go pro settings set too, to give that super creamy/cinematic look In that clip
Hey I really want to get into taking videos with drones, what drone, goggles and controller is worth it that can hold a gopro, and that is compatible with a drone sim?
Do they make a prop guard for the 5" Johnny FPV drone?
Pls review the. Eachine Novice-II V2.0 1-2S 2.5 Inch pls.
Hey man awesome job putting this together. One quick question, if I were to buy both DJI googles and controller do they come with the batteries to power them up or is that seperate? Thanks a lot for what you do. Once you let me know i will buy through your link. Keep up the good work💪🏽
controller and v2 goggles come with batts plus u can use 4 to 6s batts with goggles
What the other guy said is correct! The controller should come with batteries and the V2 goggles should come with a battery as well. The V1 goggles do not.
@@2bfpv882 thanks for the info.
@@MattPochwat thanks for the quick response.
If I buy a RadioMasterTX16s and a 5" iFlight drone, is it possible to use my laptop to view the drones flight till I can afford the goggles?
Not really "premium", but the Eachine Novice IV kit doesn't look bad for a starter set as you don't immediately have the replace everything. Think you even get batteries too.
Question from someone who never purchased an FPV drone before, when you buy a FPV digital drone, they always ask what receiver to include with the drone, what do you select? PNP - Frsky R-*** or TBS Crossfire. I do have the DJI Goggles and controller. So I think I just do PNP ?
It's always good to make sure with the company you're buying from specifically to make sure they wired it up correctly, but yes, the PNP version should allow you to use the DJI controller.
Did you add the tbs crossfire to the drone or did it come standard with the package?
I added Crossfire to the Johnny quad. It came with the air unit wired up for the DJI controller
Me being a very green beginner, I prefer RTF or BNF because I don't want to worry about if I made a mistake setting something up. That way when I crash, I know it was all me and not the drone. LOL It's part of my self-deprecating humor.
Maybe you can do a similar banggood buying tutorial for your subscribers from eu since the taxes are quite high for us if we order from us :)
Im.gonna start fpv with a cinelog35hd
Any reco u give me for
. the 6s battery i cud use
. Should i change my v2 antennas for true rc air or axi2
. What charger is the most easy for the batteries nvm the price
. Shud i put a lipo for the dji battery goggles
I'm considering getting an iFlight Bumblebee V3 as my first drone. It's not really a RTF bundle, though you can order it as a kit, but I wanted your opinion on it as a first/intro drone. And to see if you have any suggestions for an FPV drone to fly in the house on heavy weather days. I plan to get the DJI Goggles and do the analog mod to it.
I know you aren’t after my opinion on it, but: I started off with bumblebee v3 and very quickly outgrew it skill wise.. I’m still a newbie (5 months in) and bought the Nazgûl Evoque F5 and honestly have not flow my bumblebee since
Depends on your location (rural vs urban) and what type of flying (cinematic vs acrobatic). Cinewhoops like the Bumblebee just can’t handle quick dynamic movements especially on pitch (flips). But a cinewhoop is great for smooth camera footage and flying around people or tight areas. In any case, skip the Bumblebee and go for the Diatone Taycan if you stick with the 3inch cinewhoop idea. Good luck!
Do you know where can I buy a camera mount and vibration dampening for protek35?
I'm looking to buy a drone I already have the Jumper T-Lite controller. I have $500 to spend on a drone, goggles, battery and charger. Is it possible to find all this for this price? What do you recommend?
Plzz plz make the 6s to 4s soon. My quad is 6s and I always crash it.. plz I really need that video 😓😓😓
Anyone know if you can see the standoffs in the Johny FPV frame after installing the DJI 03 air unit?
any QAV-S JohnnyFPV Special Edition 7" Long Range FPV ??? video ???
Bro!! Nahh you don't understand. I purchased a go pro last year with the hopes of eventually getting into fpv. I do want to get a good bind and fly straight up and practice on the sim before actually flying(cuz i feel buying one of the tiny kits is just some extra money to spend).. No channel was giving me the info i needed but yours. The time you put into your videos, how you explain., fuckin Godsend i tell you.
3:10 thats the typical camera mount that quads used to have 4 or so years ago... Nothing too special, but also nothing super wrong with it, other than not giving any protection to the action cam
We need to bring it back!
Is it worth getting any analog cinewhoops these days? Or do I need to bite the bullet and get the dji goggles
No man, analog is totally fine. It's just video quality. You can get amazing range with both.
@@MattPochwat thanks for the reply! Keep up the good work. You’ve made me want the protek 35 or the other cinelog 35 (or whatever its called) you recently made videos about
so no matter what you order on one of those sites it will come already binded
3:05 how are you able to adjust your camera angle ? That foam piece is fixed 🤔
Yes it's fixed but if you hold the camera with one hand and strap it down tightly, you can get different angles out of it. It's foam so it's malleable enough.
@@MattPochwat thanks for the answer.
These kits are basically the same price as the DJI fpv kit. Why not just get that. That battery life lasts ten times longer. Wouldn't that kit be so much easier? (Also thanks for responding to my last comment the advice really helps out. Getting help from someone with experience is really great. Love the vids!)
I’d think the dji drone wouldn’t be as good for freestyle since it is so bulky and all
@@Rentzin Yeah but if your flying cinematic which is what its meant for than its pretty great.
The DJI drone is great and really easy to use but a lot of people are disappointed by it's performance and/or camera quality + stabilization. This is just another alternative and will get even better results than the DJI FPV drone for those willing to eventually fully dive into fpv.
When you fly freestyle, the DJI FPV Drone battery does not last ten times longer than a standard 6S lipo. Only if you fly in stabilized Sport mode then you’ll get very good flight times. So just like non-DJI fpv, if you cruise you’ll be efficient with your battery, but if you like full acro you will drain quickly and nowhere near DJI’s stated 20 minutes.
Another great video good detail on what to buy .THANKS MATT . bought 5" for my fist quadcopter was way to much although I didn't use a sim, had to put that aside and picked up the TH2
just out of curiosity, aren't all the new faa requirements going to make it next to impossible for beginners to fly fpv outdoor legally or for that matter for anyone to legally fly outdoors without having to deal with a bunch of bs government requirements and restrictions?
I'm not sure man. I don't live in the US but here in Canada you do need a license to fly legally and even then it's difficult to find good legal spots to fly
Yo, can we get a middle cetagory here? I don't want to pay top dollar, but I don't want the cheap pos I'll be sick of in a week. I need some bang for buck, what's that perfect setup that's surprisingly cheap for what it is? That one setup all the pros make fun of other people flying it because it's good enough to keep up with them but cheap enough for any random person to buy!
Does it freestyle?
Can u share the tune ?:)
It is better to build your own.... bind and flys are still the cheapest build possible most of the time. Just using the pro pilots frame design. So the motors and all the electronics are not top of the line. I spend anywhere from $800-$1200 on a whole build that is with the gopro included and the T-Motor F7HD stack/ F55a4-1ESC
I use F80Pro2200KV motors on 6s! (Fucking beast ass motors!) and the strongest frames I have ever used and tested are the Apex Standard frame and the apex 5.5” frame. KINfpv’s AtlasV3 frame, But the (The Gravity Loss GRL Titanium Pro 2 frame) is by far the strongest lightest fastest build I have it will take an absolute beating over and over and over again. I’m still using the same GRL build I built from day one. Which is amazing cause I was breaking an apex frame atleast once a week.
wish this was budget
What’s up everyone. Can someone help me? My son has gotten really good at flying all over the house with his goggles. I want to upgrade him to something he can fly outdoors but RTF and brushless. He is 7 yrs old and can fly fpv amazingly well, but… as a dad I still worry about him hitting someone or himself and causing damage. Any advice is appreciated. Cheers
The tiny hawk 2 freestyle and I do think you should get him one too boost him into the hobby
@@futurehomesteader thank you. I will check it out right now
@@futurehomesteader is it indoor or outdoor?
Cinelog25 analogue. Get a Radiomaster TX12 or TX16.
GepRC Phantom Is great.
Transtec Beetle
You will need a radio.
Out door
After all that showing what to select, you didn't show the final price? 😒
What is the app called