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This video is my brutally honestly opinion on what the most up-to-date FPV drone gear beginners should be buying in 2024.
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CHAPTERS 📕
00:00 Everything you NEED
03:06 $100
04:03 $200
05:06 $300
06:06 $400
07:38 $500
08:51 $600
09:44 $700
10:25 $800
11:08 $900
11:55 $1000
12:57 $1100 (Analog)
13:47 $1100 (Digital)
14:51 $1200
15:10 $1300
15:31 $1400
16:00 Unlimited Budget $$$

[joefoster]

I love tiny whoops. They are cheap to buy and repair. You can fly them almost anywhere. They forgive a lot of crashes and you don't have much stress with Karens.😅 So they are very beginner-friendly. For 1s Lipos I can recommend the VIFLY whoopstor 3. Adjustable charging current, discharge function and storage mode. Costs around 35 bugs. Greetings from Germany 🖖

[equipeecureuil]

I really appreciate that you referenced Matt Pochwatt's video! I find that content creators rightfully giving credit to other content creators is quite rare on YouTube.

[mplouis]

I bought the iFlight Nazgul5 v3 and upgraded it with the walksnail moonlight system. When i bought the Nazgul5 v3, the XL5 ECO wasn't released. I have spend around 1000€ for everything you need to fly. I only have two batteries, but i think it is worth it, because you got a much better view and can even record really good footage

[EagleFPV]

Not sure i fully agree on the more budget side of this video, going from a whoop to a 5 inch is a big jump, I'm not sure why you haven't considered smaller open prop drones at all. 3 and 3.5 inch drones are amazing to start with. They're usually under 250g and are much more beginner friendly and forgiving than a 5 inch, and also a little easier to fly because of the disc loading and weight, yet they can be flown outside very well, unlike whoops which are bad for flying outside because they're too light and underpowered for any proper freestyle

[polar_gemz]

I personally bought a tinyhawk freestyle 2 bundle kit its a 2.5 carbonfiber frame an just upgraded the remote to the betafpv lite radio 2 se and changed the drone connecter to ec2 connecter bc i have 2s ec2 batters

[Sandmear]

Where can I find the nazgul eco analog on a trusted site? or what site did you use?

[ossywoo]

Getting into FPV for the first time - would love a video on what drone sim lets you replicate the experience of flying an Avata 2 the most accurately so you can really try out the experience before buying it!

[brandon]

I really recommend the radiomaster pocket. I started off on a tinyhawk 3FS Kit, and after a few months the only thing that isn't in the trash is my goggles.

It would have been like $50 to replace the Emax radio. For like $25 more you can get a pocket ELRS and its literally 200% better. Also binding your own drones is a nice little baby step into betaflight or ELRS configurator if you use binding phrase.

[fpv-]

love u for making this 2 months after i bought my stuff lol

[kerrymillar]

I got a tango 2 for a few spare parts and some props that i didnt need, and bought a pair of googles2 for 400nzd with faulty touch pad and replaced the touch pad for 30nzd for a newbee this week and sold him a 3inch quad with a battery for 600$ so it only cost him 1030$

[EniokiFPV]

Excellent video. I would have advised with a little footnote that people might want to grab the ViFly Whoopstor 3 for the extra $15. The ability to storage charge batteries easily without flying the voltage down is almost essential for new pilots.

[gabrielpetkac]

I actually prefer the Eachine EV800D to the Eachine EV200D. This will be by preference per person but I would say that box googles are always good to have to show a buddy so going this route gives you that capability after you upgrade yourself.

[steveroberts]

This was VERY WELL DONE! Really helps a beginner. Thanks AtMotoR

[SadHaremKing]

Could you possibly make a slightly more affordable digital version video? I’ve been thinking about getting the pocket master radio, and the walksnail goggles L. I’m just not sure on what drone to get!— thank you! Love the videos

[MicheleWolfe-gg]

I recommend getting the Hota F6 4 port charger instead of buying a 2 port charger with balance boards. It costs about the same, and will be more future proof, as if you decide you want to upgrade your drone or get a different one with different batteries, then you will be able to charge more different batteries at once. You will also get the added benefit of not having to deal with the messiness of having extra boards and cables. For around 20-30 more dollars, (as of right now) you can get the AC verson which has a built in AC adapter so you do not have to lug around a massive converter.

[jamesstinson]

Hey @brodie, looks like BetaFPV meteor 75 pro is sold out everywhere. Any thoughts on alternate or how to get hands on one?

[Witchcat-thyb]

Instead of the Betafpv 1s battery charger, I would recommend the WhoopStor 3 charger. It can charge PH2.0, BT2.0, has an LCD screen to change settings, and can storage charge your batteries, which can preserve your batterie's lifespan. (Storage charging is increasing or decreasing the batteries to a certain voltage which helps preserve your batteries when they are not in use.) You can power it on with usb-c, XT60, and DC. It is a little more expensive, but definitely worth the cost to be able to storage charge.

[tastynottasty]

Just staring out, thanks for great breakdown, now I know where to start.
Great video.

[ToastMaster_]

Hi there! I was just wondering what you would suggest for a first had fpv system. I have been flying anolag for a while and am looking at switching to digital but I don’t know if I should go with Walksnail moonlight or dji 03. What would you suggest? Thanks

[Oliver-vgf]

That was such a great video thank you man!👍