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What Advice Would You Give to Beginner FPV Pilots?
Can't remember who said it, but it was here and it's someone that I have an immense amount of respect for (not that I don't love all of you, but it was either @blaqkstar or @rutoclose), and it's been gnawing at my brain. I'm curious about two things-
1. What would you tell beginner you with the wisdom you have now?
2. BNF/RTF or build your own getting into this hobby? Why?
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1. Buy a radio first, pocket isn't for everyone. I love it. Get a sim, practice.
2. This one kinda depends on what they've done or can do in relation to RC or electronics.. If they are comfortable with soldering.
I would still say get an Air65 and some analog goggles first. It isn't the best for outdoor, but it'll do just fine. And is so great at indoor.
If they have to build, then a strong frame is best to start with I think, for sure 3.5" or smaller though. It isn't fun having to change arms or frames all the time. I don't think building a tinywhoop is for everyone. But it would be pretty cheap compared.
Just my thoughts. If I am having this conversation face to face, I would be offering help as well if they were to build or whatever. There were a lot of hurdles of just information that I had to figure out or lookup.. THANKFULLY the community is helpful.
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Just you personally...what would you do different if you could start over but still knew what you know now?
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Bro. I missed the numbering lol. Disregard my reply. I need to smoke something.
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@proantifpv I would have got a better set of analog goggles. Probably skip the crux and build, even though what I did with that and having to rebuild it taught me a good bit.
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my 2 most important tips I would tell me when i started
- you dont need the best most expensive gear to have a good time. there is amazing value in (budget) radios like the pocked.
- Take your time. its going to be hard to learn it all, respect the time it takes to get your head around it all. Flying is harder than it looks, building and unstanding all the aspects and programs is a lot, IT will go wrong before it goes right but don;t give up. its worth it. In summary - it's not hard, it's just complex.
2. bnf, RTF, build your own. there is no right answer here. each with their own pros and cons. Get whatever gets YOU into and enjoying the hobby.
Tip 3. sub to my channel lol
- you dont need the best most expensive gear to have a good time. there is amazing value in (budget) radios like the pocked.
- Take your time. its going to be hard to learn it all, respect the time it takes to get your head around it all. Flying is harder than it looks, building and unstanding all the aspects and programs is a lot, IT will go wrong before it goes right but don;t give up. its worth it. In summary - it's not hard, it's just complex.
2. bnf, RTF, build your own. there is no right answer here. each with their own pros and cons. Get whatever gets YOU into and enjoying the hobby.
Tip 3. sub to my channel lol
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Oh please trust you've been a staple to my journey, Stu. I don't know if you'll feel it as a compliment, but I say this as complimentary as I can - if FPV is a spectrum, you are the calm to botgrinders storm. You are the logic to JB's rants. I just dig the joy you bring to it.
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