Flik vs Nano Goblin: Which FPV Drone Should You Choose?
Anyone able to give a comparison of the Flik vs the Nano Goblin? Looks like the NG is backordered so that may force my hand a bit but curious what folks have to say.
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haa you made me search for it... interresting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULlNktaOUy8&t=99s
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rctestflight is awesome! definitely worth supporting small businesses and independent designers!!
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Why why.. tell me more!
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Not a fan of $100 styro foam that cost pennies to produce. Coroplast Delta just as fast more durable. "SPAD to the bone" might get you some free plans for a build.
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You’ve gotta pay for his trial and error, considering he won’t sell that many either. And he probably had to make a mold for the foam, no?
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To be clear, the Flik is made with 100% Closed-cell Expanded Polypropylene (EPP) foam; Styrofoam is extremely brittle and would become confetti on a low impact crashes. Don't confuse yourself because the two materials look identical by appearance.
I've lost track of how many times I've crashed my Flik nose first. You can tell the most damage has happened on the nose with the e6000 being stained by dirt, grass and mud ( long since cleaned up after that image ).
Tough lil plane if you ask me. It's definitely worth investing in if you want a well tested all-around platform for either LOS, FPV, or UAS. The Flik can cruise around at 10 mph or become a ballistic missile, it really depends on how you build it.
Here's a video of CrossGenRC from YouTube, flying my Flik for the FIRST TIME !! Low altitude flyby's just cruising along... He's better than me at flying extremely low, great encouragement to work on my own skills !!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f4foxTnQSa9r7WNONu_XlKYTsAB-lQkB/view?usp=drive_link
Don't knock something down until you've tried it yourself.
I've lost track of how many times I've crashed my Flik nose first. You can tell the most damage has happened on the nose with the e6000 being stained by dirt, grass and mud ( long since cleaned up after that image ).
Tough lil plane if you ask me. It's definitely worth investing in if you want a well tested all-around platform for either LOS, FPV, or UAS. The Flik can cruise around at 10 mph or become a ballistic missile, it really depends on how you build it.
Here's a video of CrossGenRC from YouTube, flying my Flik for the FIRST TIME !! Low altitude flyby's just cruising along... He's better than me at flying extremely low, great encouragement to work on my own skills !!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f4foxTnQSa9r7WNONu_XlKYTsAB-lQkB/view?usp=drive_link
Don't knock something down until you've tried it yourself.
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