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Should I Buy an RTF Kit or Separate Components for FPV?
Hello everyone,
i'm thinking of getting a drone and goggles. i currently only have a betafpv literadio 2. would it be better to get a rtf kit, and sell my existing controller/ the new controller from the kit, buy drone, goggles, battery, battery charger, case ect. seperately, or get a kit sell both controllers then buy a rm pocket or tx12? any reccomendations on products?
thx in advance
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ill mainly be flying in parks probably
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61sett.
Hey,
So at first, dont buy any Rtf Kits. You will end up with Low quality Stuff, that no one wants to have.
If you are in a budget, then the RM Pocket is your best Take.
Goggles either Analog or Digital, you have to decide. I would recommend Digital. You will definetly enjoy the Image quality for casual use.
I started with analog, because of Budget. But 4 months later, I switched over to DJI.
For the drone, get a BnF. A bind and fly. No building, high quality most of the time and only a short Setup time.
Batteries you can get nearly everything, as long as it matches the drone.
And dont buy a cheap charger. You dont want to mess with these batteries, trust me.
If youre interested, my Beginner Kit was:
RM Pocket
Eachine EV800DM (Not the D's)
Darwin Babyape II (Not V2)
Tattu R Line 650mah
HTRC T240 Duo
Great Stuff, low cost Stuff. In hindsight, I only would get DJI N3 Goggles instead and O4 Air Unit with Flywoo Accessories.
Hit me Up with any questions!
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60sett.
I dunno man, there are some killer RTF kits out there, the draknight it one that comes to mind. Obvs the radio could be better, as with the goggles, but theyre certainly something you will find useful as you delve deeper into the rabbithole of this hobby. The radio comes with a dongle for sims, and the goggles are great for the screen when working on the table or spectating. Each to their own I guess tho. I do get what you are saying. There is an obscene amount of bundles with toy grade diposable items, but there are a few gems out there.
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60sett.
@MrZombieJ The drone in these kits ist rarely the problem. I just think, If you will buy good stuff later anyway, just buy it to begin with.
Why buy a Kit with a good drone but semi good goggles and radio?
I knew I want to fly cinematic. But I started on Analog, because of budget. And as I said, few months later, I bought new goggles plus camera again. So I didnt save any money by going cheap in the end.
But everyone goes their own way. I'm just giving some personal tips ^^
Happy Flying!
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60sett. (modificato 60sett.)
I would definitely shy away from that BetaFPV radio. Pretty much everyone I've known to own one ended up developing really annoying sensor drift due to the low quality build. Better to spend a couple extra bucks on something like a Radiomaster Pocket or the TX12. I personally use the 12 and it's been a solid starter with room to grow.
Also a bit more situational: if you can find a secondhand set of DJI Goggles v2 (not Goggles 2) and slap a BDI Digidapter and Speedybee analog module onto them, you'll be set up to run analog and O3 if you decide to mess w/ digital systems at some point.
Also a bit more situational: if you can find a secondhand set of DJI Goggles v2 (not Goggles 2) and slap a BDI Digidapter and Speedybee analog module onto them, you'll be set up to run analog and O3 if you decide to mess w/ digital systems at some point.
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