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Builds

Best FPV Drone Freestyle Builds

November 23, 2020 by GooseFPV Leave a Comment

Clickable builds (above) will take a few seconds to load… CLICK builds for flight footage and latest part prices. Build lists sourced from pilot Youtube videos. Mr Steele states the Kiss 2-5S 25A ESCs takes a 6S LiPo in his step by step build video. The majority of links on these builds are affiliate links. I receive a commission (at no extra cost to you) if you make a purchase after clicking one of the affiliate links. Read our Affiliate Link Policy for more information.

Here are FPV drone builds for freestyle flight from three of the worlds top FPV freestyle pilots, as well as a community-consensus build, generated by letting the FPV community vote for each part. Source polls for each part are linked in their corresponding part article (see parts tab of top bar). Mr Steele’s Apex build can also be purchased ready to fly. Components common to multiple FPV drone freestyle builds include the TBS Crossfire Nano receiver (3/4 builds), TBS Unify Pro HV video transmitter (2/4 builds), Hobbywing Xrotor 60A 4-in-1 electronic speed controller (2/4 builds), and TBS Triumph Pro video antenna (2/4 builds). Next, discover popular FPV freestyle pilots with our pilot index or their freestyle flight spots with our video map. For the latest comparisons from FPVcompare, follow GooseFPV on Instagram.

Filed Under: Builds Tagged With: Johnny FPV, Mr Steele

Best FPV Drone Racing Builds

September 18, 2020 by GooseFPV Leave a Comment

Clickable builds (above) will take a few seconds to load… CLICK builds for DVR flight footage and latest part prices. Build lists sourced from pilot Youtube videos and Instagram posts. The majority of links on these builds are affiliate links. I receive a commission (at no extra cost to you) if you make a purchase after clicking one of the affiliate links. Read our Affiliate Link Policy for more information.

Here are builds from five of the worlds fastest FPV racers, as well as a consensus build for racing, generated by letting the FPV community vote for each part. Source polls for each part are linked in their corresponding part article (see parts tab of top bar). Components common to the majority of these FPV racing drone builds include the Five33 Switchback frame (5/6 builds), TBS Unify Pro32 Nano video transmitter (5/6 builds), Hobbywing Xrotor 40A 20×20 electronic speed controller (4/6 builds) and TBS Crossfire Nano control receiver (4/6 builds). Next, discover Alex Campbells ready-to-fly race build or freestyle builds from some of the worlds top pilots. For the latest comparisons from FPVcompare, follow GooseFPV on Instagram.

Filed Under: Builds Tagged With: Alex Vanover, Evan Turner, Flightone, Foxeer, Minchan Kim, Silas Aaron, Thomas Bitmatta, Tiger Motor

Best HD Digital FPV Drone Builds

September 16, 2020 by GooseFPV Leave a Comment

Clickable builds (above) will take a few seconds to load… CLICK builds for latest part prices. The majority of links on these builds are affiliate links. I receive a commission (at no extra cost to you) if you make a purchase after clicking one of the affiliate links. Read our Affiliate Link Policy for more information.

Here are community-consensus HD digital FPV drone builds for racing and freestyle, generated by letting the FPV community vote for each part. Participation rate and polling date varied for each part. Therefore, these builds represent a couple of many possible consensus HD digital FPV drone builds. Source polls for each part are linked in their corresponding part article (see parts tab of top bar). If you want to explore more parts compatible with the HD Digital FPV system or prebuilt HD FPV drones click here. For the latest comparisons from FPVcompare, follow GooseFPV on Instagram.

Filed Under: Builds Tagged With: Digital, DJI, HD

MultiGP Champion Race & Trainer Builds

September 14, 2020 by GooseFPV Leave a Comment

Clickable builds (above) will take a few seconds to load… CLICK builds for DVR flight footage and latest part prices. Build lists sourced from pilot Facebook videos and FlyFive33 website. The majority of links on these builds are affiliate links. I receive a commission (at no extra cost to you) if you make a purchase after clicking one of the affiliate links. Read our Affiliate Link Policy for more information.

Here are FPV racing and training builds from Evan Turner, two times MultiGP Drone Racing Champion. You can also pick up the trainer as a complete DIY kit or ready to fly. Components common to the race and trainer builds FPV drone builds include the Runcam Racer Nano 2 FPV camera and TBS Unify Pro32 Nano video transmitter. Next, discover builds from other top racers, top freestyle pilots or the huge number of additional builds on RotorBuilds. For the latest comparisons from FPVcompare, follow GooseFPV on Instagram.

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FPV Drone DIY Build Kit Comparison

August 16, 2020 by GooseFPV Leave a Comment

Clickable table (above) will take a few seconds to load… CLICK matrices for latest prices. DRONE RACING INTERNATIONAL FPV group was asked ‘if a newcomer asked you to recommend a DIY build kit for their first build, what would you suggest?’. The majority of links on this table are affiliate links. I receive a commission (at no extra cost to you) if you make a purchase after clicking one of the affiliate links. Read our Affiliate Link Policy for more information.

Use our comparison table to find the FPV drone DIY build kit with the greatest popularity or value. The Xilo Bardwell Freestyle can be purchased ready-to-fly whilst the Tiny Trainer can also be purchased ready-to-fly with a crossfire or frsky receiver. Next, explore individual parts from the Xilo-Bardwell and Tiny Trainer kits (below), or scroll further down for opinions on DIY build kits from individual FPV pilots. 

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DRONE RACING INTERNATIONAL FPV – DIY Build Kit Opinions

Tiny trainer is the easiest build I’ve ever done. Solder pads are small but its so easy to build it makes up for it  Joshua

The tiny trainer is better for learning to fly on but it is not an easy build. Bardwell kit should be pretty idiot proof and give a great education  John

Depends on the level of soldering ability. Tiny Trainer is a great little quad, flies well, but it is not an easy build. Having built 30+ 5″ quads over 2 years, and having what I would say pretty good soldering ability, I struggled on my Tiny Trainer. When pads are smaller than the tip of a ballpoint pen tip, you have to be point, literally, with your soldering ability. However from a durability, quality of flying, and how cool they look (especially if you deck ’em out with LED’s), Tiny Trainer is still an amazing little quad to have  Tom

I personally started with tiny whoops  Curtis

I love my Rotor Riot cl1/hd1 builds. Still going strong over 1 year and I learned on them also  Katrina

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