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If you add up the costs of Nazgul5 HD (probably the cheapest BNF 5 inch HD kwad worth buying), DJI FPV goggles, a controller that you won’t outgrow in a month (
by 05 6y ago
If you add up the costs of Nazgul5 HD (probably the cheapest BNF 5 inch HD kwad worth buying), DJI FPV goggles, a controller that you won’t outgrow in a month (either Radiomaster TX16s or Tango2), a charger, parallel board, lipos, a sim to practice acro, etc. you’ll probably reach something awfully similar to that $1300 price tag.
- josefresco 6y agoPersonally, I would start with something like this ($130): https://betafpv.com/products/fpv-whoop-racing-starter-kit-2 https://betafpv.com/products/fpv-whoop-racing-starter-kit-2 As opposed to replicating the package and capability of what DJI sells.