If you want to get into FPV, here is how you do it with links.
Get a Radiomaster Pocket ELRS controller first its $70 do it, practice in a sim like Liftoff for a week or two. You will need two 18650 batteries.
After you can fly without crashing for the most part, buy a Fatshark Echo, Darwin FPV Foldape4 ELRS and some Batteries.
ExpressLRS is the control standard for the drones. Your controller and Drone must both be ExpressLRS. There are other control standards but frankly i think they are dumb.
There are three video standards with FPV, Analog, Digital DJI and Digital Walksnail. Start with Analog the Fatshark Echo is Analog. Digital looks far better bit comes with a few hundred dollar premium.
The Foldape4 takes xt-30, 3s batteries. 3s means three cells and influences the voltage it takes. 1s is 3.7ish volts, 3s is 11ish depending on charge. The batteries are fully charged at 4.2 volts and unsafe to fly below 3.4 volts. What i did, was i used larger capacity, 1800mAh batteries, with a xt-60 connector and a adapter for the xt-30 on the drone. I would probably suggest doing the same thing and getting 1300mAh batteries. Just make sure they are 3s and you get a proper adaptor.
You will also need a charger, find a good one that works with 3s batteries, and the connector on your batteries and you will be good.
Anything above 250grams will need a FAA Transmitter, i believe the foldape4 with 1300mah batteries is exactly 249 grams.
Links below.
Video presented as a friendly reminder that if you're going to hand a large caliber revolver to someone who has never shot one - only load one round.
It's relatively common for new folks to feel like they "lost control" of the grip during recoil and then attempt to "re-grip" it by squeezing hard which can result in unintentionally taking the dirt nap challenge.
Train accordingly... 🇺🇸
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