One thing I love about FPV is how quickly the hobby evolves. Every few months, someone would come up with a new way to build a quad: cleaner wiring, less weight, better vibration isolation, easier …
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The latest version of Betaflight Configurator (2026.6) introduces a very useful feature: the FC Alignment Wizard. It can automatically determine the correct flight controller orientation for you, so you no longer have to manually calculate …
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Building a 1S 3inch Toothpick Under 30 Minutes (Analog FPV, Air65 Electronics on a Crux3 Frame)
by Oscar1S 3inch builds have become some of my favourites over the last few years, partly because drone regulations keep getting tighter. These builds are typically under 50g, very quiet, and do not need much space …
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Tutorial: How to Use a Multimeter to Test Your FPV Drone – The Best $10 You’ll Ever Spend!
by OscarA multimeter is one of the first tools you should get when getting into FPV, or any electronics related projects. In this tutorial, I’ll explain how to use a multimeter and how to “test your …
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RadioMaster has released 3 new ExpressLRS PWM receivers aimed at pilots who want the reliability and redundancy of Gemini and Gemini-X on aircraft and other RC models that do not use a flight controller.
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It might not be immediately obvious to beginners, since most pilots only use a handful of channels, but there are actually over 100 channels across the 5.8GHz frequency spectrum when you combine analogue and digital …
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Previously, the only way to use the BetaFPV ArtLynk P1 system was with the VR04 HD goggles. BetaFPV has now expanded the ecosystem with an external receiver, standalone monitor and Nano VRX module for Skyzone …
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Building the Lightest Digital Tiny Whoop Yet with BetaFPV Matrix P1 AIO FC (ArtLynk)
by OscarBetaFPV is about to release a lightweight 1S AIO flight controller for the ArtLynk FPV system: the Matrix P1 1S AIO FC. With it, I managed to build one of the lightest digital Tiny Whoops …