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You mean you fly up to 16 pilots in a race? What's your set-up? The most I've seen so far is 6.
by fpvracing 11y ago
You mean you fly up to 16 pilots in a race? What's your set-up? The most I've seen so far is 6.
- zobzu 11y agosince its been asked twice i actually fly my own frames but heres a good setup i see often: - QAV-250 (lumenier) w/ the extensions on the arms - Taranis radio w/ frsky telemetry rx (the tiny one) - Mobius or GoPro for recordings only (not for racing) - pz4020 flight camera - 32channels 5.8ghx rx/tx with decent circular polarized antenna, directive on the RX (that's rather important) fpvlr sells some of these. you dont need them if you're just starting up but you'll want them eventually. there's plenty of such txes of good quality and small size. - some with a HAM ("technician/radio amateur" type license) fly 1.3ghz on the prototype fatshark rx/tx (these will be available soon, but dont play well with 2.4ghz tx due to harmonics) - fatshark dominators or similar goggles, its hard to race on screen albeit some do that too.. and arguably its the only shady part since in the US goggles aren't recommended by the FAA. if you wanna get it all at one shop try getfpv.com - say hi to tim from me ;) (if you get all the high end stuff it'll be around 1000USD, if not 500usd for lower stuff or stuff to assemble - no soldering needed - at hobbyking.com) Oh and I almost forgot, plenty of props... if you're starting i would also highly recommend getting a simulator and do a few flights there, get used to fly both third person and fpv. safer and much faster learning curve. once you get 4-5h of sim and feel like you can fly comfortably there, go fly your quad and have fun!