One year on, the Mobula6 from Happymodel is still one of the best Tiny Whoops on the market. I broke mine and got myself a brand new one, so I though I should take some pictures and talk about why I like it so much.
I tested a bunch of 31mm propellers for tiny whoops, and comparing their thrust, current draw and efficiency. We have propellers from HQ, Gemfan, HBFPV and Kingkong.
Here is a 2″ and 2.5″ propeller shoot-out for cinewhoops and micro FPV drones. These are common propeller sizes for 1103, 1105, 1106, 1204 motor sizes. Bookmark this page so you don’t miss out on any updates :)
Here is an overview of some of the best Tiny Whoops we have right now in the market. When talking about Tiny Whoops we generally mean those tiny little FPV drones that have ducts around the propellers. They are tons of fun to fly in the house especially on rainy days and winter.
Most people enter the FPV hobby by either learning in simulators or flying a Tiny Whoop. There are two types of whoops, brushed and brushless which could be confusing. In this article I will explain the pros and cons and which one you should get.
The Mamba F411AIO is a flight controller board with integrated ESC. It’s designed for whoops and toothpicks, and is used in the Diatone Tina Whoop RTF.
The Beta65X HD is probably the first ever 65mm tiny whoop that’s capable of recording 1080p 60FPS HD videos. Is it as good as it sounds? Let’s find out in this review.
The Diatone TinaWhoop is not a TinyWhoop, it’s a 2S/3S micro FPV drone which is named after one of their sales mangers, Tina :) I guess she probably has more followers than many top FPV pilots :D Let’s check out what’s special about the Hey Tinawhoop.
Many of us are stuck at home due to the virus outbreak, so I have been spending some time flying my brushed tiny whoop in the house. After some tweaking, I found settings that makes it fly really nice in Angle mode.
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The Runcam Nano 3 is by far the lightest nano FPV camera that performs decently, the performance is exceptional given its 1 gram weight! Is this the perfect FPV camera for ultralight tiny whoops and toothpick builds? Let’s find out!
sThe latest BLHeli_S firmware allows 48KHz and it reportedly gives you up to 50% more flight time on micro quads without downside! Interested? This post explains what 48KHz is and how to enable it.
Here is a round up of all the LiPo batteries I tested for micro drones in 1S, 2S, 3S and 4S with capacity from 250mAh, 300mAh, 450mAh to 650mAh. Performance is based on maximum discharge rate and value, to determine which are the best for tiny whoops and micro quad.