Tips for Firefly 2S Nano Baby 20 Walksnail Owners?
I'l get my Firefly 2S Nano Baby 20 Walksnail (yes ik longass name xd) soon any tips and tricks from owners? I wouldn't mind some 3d files or ideas, anyone got a good travelcase for it? or do I design my own
I recently got my Air 65 whoop and pavo pico cinewhoop. The default rates were unusable so I went onto betaflight and picked the rates from UAVFutures (if I'm not mistaken). There are 2 options - race and cinematograpy and I have to say, the titles for the options did not lie. The tinywhoop is a joy to fly and the smoothness of pavo pico... Perfection!
I have the analog baby 20 and 16 and so far as 3D prints go I haven’t found any that really hold up well. I’m going to be trying some with ASA material for some prop guards on the 16 and 20. I did find a really good set of prop guards on printables but regular PLA and PETG don’t hold up well in crashes.
@Quadbeard89 tbh I would make them a bit thicker and just use colorfabb lw-pla, it will be squishy but also lightweight af (that thing is a wondermaterial) even tho it's def not for beginers to easly print with xdd, I personally will most likely make a tiny travel case for my baby nano 20, cause like most are just universal ones
@Forol1561 I have found a pretty cool case for them on printables just haven’t gotten around to printing it yet. What kind of printer are you running? I’ll have to check out the colorfabb stuff too
In my (admittedly limited) experience - flying 5-inch quads, 3-inch quads, 65mm whoops, 75mm whoops, and a cinewhoop - I’ve found that the Meteor 75 is by far the easiest to learn on. Its controllability, especially with the rates I shared earlier, makes it an excellent choice for beginners. In short - yes, definitely!