I fly whoops and quads on my free time.

Those fp glasses work well?

@ScriptCoded they work really well. Makes flying immersive.

@quietass2 So they're good quality?

@ScriptCoded yep. 800x600 reso, about 50° FOV.

@quietass2 Hmm, that's neat. I'd imagine it being hard to focus and putting strain on the eyes

@ScriptCoded thats true, although flight times are usually just 3 to 5mins per battery pack so its not that straining than like VR video games.

Been practicing acro in the simulator for a while. Wish I had more time to get into this!

@dermetfan im just starting too, which sim are you using? I find fpvair2 is the best one coz its not 'floaty'. Tiny whoops are good for entry since they're cheaper

Nice!

@quietass2 Velocidrone, got used to it in the demo version before I bought a Taranis. Didn’t know about FPV Air 2 though! Might try as it’s just 2€ now.

@SoulSkrix the whoop itself is about $100. The goggles and controllers are more expensive. I think i got the whole set for 6.5k HKD, which is around 800usd

I started with the simulator though. I suggest you go fly in sims first to see if its for you, before you spend 😁

@SoulSkrix Mobula 7 tiny whoop, Fatshark HD v2 fpv goggles, Taranis Xlite radio controller and some propellers,1s and 2s batteries

@dermetfan @ScriptCoded here's what it looks like on the goggles

https://youtu.be/q4UYAW6_h4w

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Me too =]