BabyAPE Pro V2 Arrives - A Letter to My Past Self
BabyAPE pro V2 arrives today. Only missing the folding one now. Trying to write a letter to "just getting into fpv" me to tell him to stop buying drones and start building. Fucking hell.
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81sem.
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Just gonna talk to myself. Spent 30 years skating. I didn't own street builds, vert builds, pool builds. I have owned nearly every tinywhoop available for sale, some of them several times. 65, 75, 85, I have a graveyard of quads, most of them no more damaged than a missing antennae, the worst needing a frame transplant. I want to build, but have physical limitations that make that difficult and people aren't as receptive to "hey, can I pay you to build this for me?" as you might think. I get legit depressed, not sad, if I don't have a quad in full send condition. Now, 2.5", 3", 3.5", already looking at my first 5" build, but still not a single plan to build my own.
For the pilots that do custom builds or Frankenstein builds, is it worth the effort? It can't be a money thing. I want to create something.
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81sem.
When everything is meant to work together and it’s dialed in, a really good 5” is undefeated. The power and agility are off the charts.
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81sem.
It's nice building a custom quad
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81sem.
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I think the larger builds will be a bit easier to tackle than tinywhoop parts.
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81sem.
Yes, big parts are way easier than messing with whoops. Soldering is way easier in some ways, like pad size. But way worse in others, required heat to melt solder onto a hot negative terminal.
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