BetaFPV Meteor75 Pro: perfect tiny whoop for FPV beginners or IGOW rippers!

Summary

Jason在他的频道上介绍了BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro，这是BetaFPV Meteor 75的升级版。这款无人机拥有45毫米的大型螺旋桨，配备1S动力系统，使其易于在室内飞行和控制，同时也能在较小的室外空间飞行。Meteor 75 Pro的特点是更大、更强，包括更大的框架、螺旋桨、电池，并且续航时间更长。包装内包括备用螺旋桨、螺丝刀、螺丝、550毫安时LiPo电池、BetaFPV BT 2.0连接器、额外的零件袋、USB-C电缆和BetaFPV知识库的快速响应（QR）码。无人机本身已安装了另一块1S 550毫安时电池。Jason特别提到了其轻量化设计，仅重31.1克，具有极高的推重比，使其飞行性能出色，且在坠机时更易生存。相机是BetaFPV的CO3，具有1200 TVL分辨率、2.1毫米镜头和160度视场。框架和顶篷都非常坚固，可以承受一些坠机。螺旋桨为45毫米三叶设计，为其1S四轴飞行器提供了巨大的卖点，因为更大的螺旋桨在需要时提供更多推力，同时在低速时更容易控制无人机，从而延长飞行时间。Jason还提到了其350毫瓦的VTX，足以应对室内或小范围室外飞行。他还讨论了BetaFPV的BT 2.0连接器的优势，尽管需要从PH2转换为BT 2.0连接器。最后，Jason提到了这款无人机的两个缺点：顶篷设计使得改变相机角度不太方便，以及它不是数字版本。但他强调，模拟版本更轻、更便宜，更适合初学者。

Takeaways

• 🚁 BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro是BetaFPV Meteor 75的升级版，尺寸更大，更强大。
• 📏 虽然名为'75 Pro'，实际尺寸约为81毫米。
• 📦 包装盒内包括螺丝刀、螺丝、备用螺旋桨、两块550毫安时的LiPo电池等。
• 🎨 设计采用典型的Beta fpv蓝白配色方案，外观吸引人。
• 🔌 BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro提供模拟和数字版本，支持多种接收器选项。
• ✈️ 该无人机非常轻盈，重量仅为31.1克，适合室内和较小的室外空间飞行。
• 🔧 具有串行基础的集成ELRS接收器，方便通过Wi-Fi进行更新。
• 🔄 更大的45毫米螺旋桨提供更高的推力和更长的飞行时间，非常适合初学者。
• 🔋 随附的电池充电器可同时充电两块电池，还可测试电池电压。
• 📹 搭载1200 tvl摄像头，提供160度的视野，拍摄效果良好。

Q & A

BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro是BetaFPV Meteor 75的升级版，它有哪些显著的改进？

BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro的显著改进包括更大的45毫米螺旋桨、更大的框架、更大的电池，以及更长时间的飞行能力。

Meteor 75 Pro的尺寸是多少，它的名字中的'75'代表什么？

Meteor 75 Pro的实际尺寸约为81毫米，所以它更像是'Meteor 80'。名字中的'75'并不直接代表尺寸，而是暗示了它与Meteor 75的关联，而'Pro'则表示了其升级特性。

Meteor 75 Pro的包装盒里包含了哪些物品？

包装盒内包含一些螺旋桨、螺丝刀、螺丝、带有BetaFPV BT 2.0连接器的550毫安时LiPo电池、一些零件（包括电池连接器和顶篷的一些部件）、USB-C电缆、BetaFPV卡以及带有QR码的知识库链接。

Meteor 75 Pro有哪些版本，它们之间有何不同？

Meteor 75 Pro有模拟和数字版本，可搭配Walksnail或HD Zero数字系统。用户可以选择带有ELRS、FRsky或Crossfire接收器的版本。FRsky和ELRS接收器内置于一体化飞行控制器板中，而Crossfire是一个带有外部天线的外部接收器。

为什么Jason认为带有内置ELRS接收器的模拟版本的Meteor 75 Pro对大多数人来说是最实用的选择？

因为ELRS接收器将提供足够的范围，并且模拟VTX对于小型无人机来说已经足够好。数字VTX虽然更好，但成本会超过整个无人机的价格，因此模拟版本更经济实惠，适合初学者或那些想要一个多用途小型无人机的人。

Meteor 75 Pro的重量是多少，它为何被认为对初学者友好？

Meteor 75 Pro的重量为31.1克，非常轻，特别是考虑到它使用的是45毫米的螺旋桨。轻重量意味着它在碰撞中的存活率更高，对初学者来说更易于控制和学习。

BetaFPV的CO3相机有哪些特性，它对无人机的飞行体验有何影响？

CO3相机是一个1200电视线的模拟相机，具有2.1毫米镜头和160度的视野。这个相机虽然重量只有一半克，但考虑到它的轻量，它提供了良好的图像质量，对飞行体验有积极影响。

Meteor 75 Pro使用的电机是什么型号，它们是如何连接到飞行控制器的？

Meteor 75 Pro使用的是BetaFPV的1102 22 000 KV电机，这些电机使用插头直接插入飞行控制器，这意味着如果电机烧毁，更换起来会非常容易，不需要焊接。

Meteor 75 Pro的电池和充电器有何特点？

Meteor 75 Pro配有两个1S 550毫安时的BetaFPV LiPo电池和一个电池充电器。这个充电器可以同时为两个电池充电，并且有一个测试按钮可以测试电池电压，对于1S电池来说非常有用。

BetaFPV的BT 2.0连接器有哪些优点和缺点？

BT 2.0连接器使用小型香蕉插头代替PH2连接器上的针脚，因此可以更有效地将电池的电流传输到电调，从而实现更长时间和更高效的飞行。但它们非常小，可能会导致连接时的困难，并且如果用户已经拥有其他类型的1S电池，可能需要更换连接器。

Jason提到了Meteor 75 Pro的两个缺点，它们是什么？

第一个缺点是顶篷的设计使得改变相机角度不太方便，需要拆除顶篷。第二个缺点是它不是数字版本，虽然这也意味着它更轻、更便宜，对初学者更友好。

Jason对Meteor 75 Pro的整体评价是什么，他推荐这款无人机吗？

Jason对Meteor 75 Pro的整体评价非常积极。他认为这是一个非常多功能的小型无人机，适合室内外飞行，对初学者友好，性价比高，因此他推荐这款无人机。

Outlines

00:00

🚁 BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro 无人机介绍

Jason 在视频中介绍了 BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro，这是 Meteor 75 的升级版，拥有更大的 45 毫米螺旋桨，保持了 1S 动力系统，使其易于在室内飞行和控制，同时也能适应小型户外空间。适合 FPV 新手和需要多功能小型无人机的飞手。Meteor 75 Pro 相较于前代产品在各方面都有所提升，包括更大的框架、螺旋桨、电池，以及更长的飞行时间。开箱内容包括备用螺旋桨、螺丝刀、螺丝、550mAh LiPo 电池、BetaFPV 卡片等。Jason 还讨论了无人机的颜色方案，以及其模拟和数字版本，包括 Walksnail 或 HD Zero 数字系统，以及 ELRS、FRsky 或 Crossfire 接收器选项。特别指出 ELRS 接收器的便利性，因为它可以通过 Wi-Fi 更新，无需重新刷写整个 Betaflight 软件。

05:04

🛸 Meteor 75 Pro 的轻量化和高性能特点

Jason 强调了 Meteor 75 Pro 的轻量化特点，仅重 31.1 克，考虑到其 45 毫米的螺旋桨，推重比非常高，这意味着无人机将飞行得非常好，并在坠机中更具生存能力。相机是 BetaFPV 的 CO3，具有 1200 TVL、2.1 毫米镜头和 160 度视野。尽管需要拆卸顶篷以更换相机角度，但顶篷的设计确保了相机角度在坠机中不会改变。无人机的框架和顶篷都非常坚固，能够承受坠机的冲击。电机采用即插即用设计，方便更换而无需焊接。螺旋桨尺寸巨大，为 1S 四轴飞行器提供了更多的推力和更好的低速控制能力，同时延长了飞行时间。Jason 还提到了 350 毫瓦 VTX 的适用性，以及随附的两个 1S 550 电池和一个双电池充电器的便利性。

10:05

🔋 Meteor 75 Pro 的电池和连接器特点

Jason 讨论了 Meteor 75 Pro 使用的 BetaFPV BT 2.0 连接器，这些连接器使用微型香蕉插头，比传统的 PH2 连接器更高效，从而提供更长、更高效的飞行。然而，由于 Jason 之前使用的是 GNB 27 连接器和其他类型的 1S 电池，他不得不更换这些连接器。BetaFPV 声称使用 550mAh 电池可以提供六分半钟的飞行时间，但 Jason 的实际飞行时间略短，他更倾向于在电池强制降落前提前降落，以延长电池的使用寿命。他还提到了购买额外电池的建议，因为 BetaFPV 提供的电池和充电器非常便利。

🏞️ Meteor 75 Pro 的室内外飞行体验

Jason 分享了他在室内外使用 Meteor 75 Pro 的飞行体验，称赞其为最多功能的小型无人机，能够适应不同的飞行环境。他赞赏 BetaFPV 对无人机的适当调整，使得开箱即飞成为可能，无需复杂的设置。他还特别提到了模拟 ELRS 版本的轻便性和成本效益，适合初学者或希望增加小型无人机库存的飞手。最后，Jason 提出了两个小缺点：顶篷设计使得更换相机角度不太方便，以及无人机不是数字版本。尽管如此，模拟版本因其轻量化、低成本和对初学者友好的特点而更具吸引力。

Keywords

💡BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro

BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro是BetaFPV公司推出的一款更新型号的无人机，它是Meteor 75的升级版。这款无人机拥有更大的45毫米螺旋桨，但仍然使用1S动力系统，意味着它易于在室内飞行和控制，同时也能在较小的室外空间飞行。它适合FPV新手或需要一款全能小型无人机的飞行爱好者。

💡1S动力系统

1S动力系统指的是使用单个电池单元（1S）作为电源的无人机动力系统。在视频中，BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro虽然拥有较大的螺旋桨，但仍然使用1S动力系统，这使得它既适合室内飞行也适合在较小的室外空间飞行。

💡FPV

FPV是“First Person View”的缩写，意为“第一人称视角”。在无人机飞行中，FPV指的是通过无人机上的摄像头实时传输图像，使操作者能够以无人机的视角进行飞行，提供沉浸式飞行体验。视频中提到，BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro适合FPV飞行，无论是室内还是室外。

💡ELRS接收器

ELRS代表“Easy Long Range Spreader”，是一种用于长距离无人机控制的无线电传输系统。视频中提到，BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro的ELRS版本具有集成的接收器，可以通过Wi-Fi更新，无需刷新Betaflight软件，这为操作者提供了便利。

💡Crossfire接收器

Crossfire是一种无线电传输系统，常用于无人机的控制和视频传输。视频中提到，BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro的数字版本可以选择配备Crossfire接收器，这可以提供额外的飞行范围，但会增加无人机的重量和成本。

💡VTX

VTX是“Video Transmitter”的缩写，意为“视频发射器”。在FPV无人机中，VTX用于将摄像头捕获的视频信号无线传输给操作者的接收器。视频中提到，BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro配备了350毫瓦的VTX，适合室内和小型室外空间的飞行。

💡LiPo电池

LiPo电池是“Lithium Polymer battery”的缩写，意为“锂聚合物电池”。这种电池因其高能量密度、轻量和高放电率而常用于无人机。视频中提到，BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro配备了550毫安时的LiPo电池，带有BetaFPV BT 2.0连接器。

💡BT 2.0连接器

BT 2.0连接器是BetaFPV公司设计的一种用于1S电池的连接器，它使用小型香蕉插头而不是传统的针脚，以提高电流从电池到电子速度控制器（ESC）的传输效率。视频中提到，这种连接器有助于实现更长时间和更高效的飞行。

💡CO3摄像头

CO3摄像头是BetaFPV公司生产的一款摄像头，具有1200电视线（TVL）的分辨率，2.1毫米的镜头和160度的视野。这种摄像头虽然重量轻，但提供高质量的图像，适合小型无人机使用。视频中提到，BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro配备了CO3摄像头。

💡KV电机

KV电机是无人机电机的一种规格，KV值表示电机转速与电压之间的关系。KV值越高，电机在相同电压下的转速越快。视频中提到，BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro使用的是BetaFPV的1102 22 000 KV电机，这些电机使用插头直接连接到飞行控制器上，便于更换。

💡可变相机角度

无人机的相机角度可以调整以适应不同的飞行条件和操作者的偏好。视频中提到，BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro的相机角度固定在20或30度，需要拆卸顶篷并使用不同的插入件来改变角度，虽然这在飞行中不会因撞击而改变，但调整起来相对不便。

Highlights

BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro 是 Meteor 75 的升级版，具有更大的45毫米螺旋桨，保持了1S动力系统，易于室内飞行和控制。

Meteor 75 Pro 适合初学者和需要一款多用途微型无人机的飞手，可在室内和较小的室外空间飞行。

与Emax Nanohawk相比，Meteor 75 Pro 的尺寸明显更大，尽管名称为75 Pro，实际尺寸约为81毫米。

包装内包括备用螺旋桨、螺丝刀、螺丝、550毫安时LiPo电池、BetaFPV BT 2.0连接器等。

Meteor 75 Pro 提供模拟和数字版本，支持Walksnail或HD Zero数字系统，以及ELRS、FRsky或Crossfire接收器。

模拟版本配备内置ELRS接收器，是最实用的选择，因为ELRS接收器提供了足够的范围。

ELRS版本的优点是集成的接收器基于串行而非SPI，可以通过Wi-Fi更新，无需重新刷写Betaflight软件。

数字版本除了相机、VTX和天线外，四轴飞行器基本相同，但重量会更重。

Crossfire作为数字版本的一种选择，为追求极致微型无人机的飞手提供了额外范围的选择。

Meteor 75 Pro 的模拟版本非常轻巧，重量仅为31.1克，考虑到其45毫米的螺旋桨，推重比极高。

BetaFPV CO3相机提供1200 TVL分辨率、2.1毫米镜头和160度视场角，尽管是模拟相机，但画质出色。

框架和顶篷非常坚固，能够在碰撞中幸存下来，顶篷设计固定相机角度为20或30度。

电机采用BetaFPV的1102 22 000KV，使用插头直接连接到飞行控制器，方便更换电机。

螺旋桨直径为45毫米，对于1S四轴飞行器来说非常大，提供了更大的推力和更长的飞行时间。

350毫瓦VTX对于室内或小型室外空间的飞行来说已经足够，提供了良好的范围。

包含两个1S 550毫安时BetaFPV LiPo电池和一个双电池充电器，充电器具有测试电池电压的功能。

BetaFPV的BT 2.0连接器使用微型香蕉插头，提高了电池到电调的电流传输效率。

BetaFPV声称使用550毫安时电池的飞行时间可达6.5分钟，但实际飞行时间略短。

Meteor 75 Pro 是一款非常多功能的微型无人机，适合室内和室外飞行，对初学者友好。

顶篷设计使得改变相机角度不太方便，但同时也避免了在碰撞中相机角度变化的问题。

模拟版本相比数字版本更轻巧、更经济，适合初学者或希望增加微型无人机队伍的飞手。

Transcripts

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Hey you guys, it's Jason welcome back to my channel.  Today I've got the BetaFPV Meteor 75 Pro on the  

bench. The Meteor75 Pro is the update to Beta fpv's  Meteor 75. This version has huge 45 millimeter  

props but it still has a 1s power system and  that means that it's super easy to fly and control  

indoors but it can also fly outdoors in smaller  outdoor spaces. That makes it a great choice for  

anyone who's just getting into fpv, or anyone who  just needs a new tiny whoop that can do it all.  

The Meteor 75 Pro is basically a Meteor 75  but bigger and more powerful in every way  

here's a quick size comparison between the Meteor  75 Pro and the Nanohawk from Emax. These are both  

1s quads but just look at the size difference... it's  absolutely huge! Even though it's called the  

"75 Pro" it's not 75 millimeters motor post to  motor post. I just measured this and it comes  

in at about 81 millimeters, so this is really  the "Meteor 80" or something like, that but  

the "Pro" in the 75 Pro refers to the upgrades.  The frame is larger, the props are larger, the  

battery's larger, and it flies longer. Here's  what you get in the box with your meteor 75 Pro:  

a bag with some props, screwdriver some screws,  a 550 milliamp LiPo battery with a beta fpv BT  

2.0 connector. Looks like there's another one on  the Drone, you get two in total. Another bag with  

some parts, looks like a battery connector,  and some pieces for the canopy. A USBC cable for  

that battery charger, a Beta fpv card with a QR  code sending you to their knowledge base.  

Last but not least, the drone itself with another 1s 550  milliamp battery already installed. I have to say  

I am loving that color scheme, it's the typical  Beta fpv blue and white, but in this case it  

looks very very nice, I really like it. The meteor  75 Pro comes in both analog and digital versions,  

with Walksnail or HD Zero digital systems.  You can get it with ELRS, FRsky or Crossfire  

receivers. The FRsky and ELRS receivers are built  right into the all-in-one flight controller board  

but the crossfire is an external receiver with an  external antenna. I have the analog version with  

the built-in ELRS receiver which I think is going  to be the most practical option for most people  

because the ELRS receiver will give you all the  range you will ever need with this quad and the  

analog VTX is perfectly fine for a tiny whoop.  Of course a digital VTX would be nice, but that  

will more than double the cost. This entire drone  is about the cost of just the digital VTX system,  

so for a tiny whoop and the type of flying that I  like to do with tiny whoops, this is an affordable  

option and of course it's a great option for  people just getting started in fpv. Another very  

cool feature about the ELRS version of this quad  is that the integrated receiver is serial based,  

not SPI based. In the past with integrated  receivers, we had to reflash all the betaflight  

software just to update the ELRS receiver, but with  this board you can just update the elrs receiver  

over Wi-Fi like you normally would, as if it  were an external receiver, and that's a huge plus.  

If you are interested in one of the digital  versions, keep in mind the quad is basically  

the same, except of course the camera, the VTX, and the  antenna, and therefore the weight, will be a little  

bit more with the digital version, and the color  scheme. It's cool to have Crossfire as an option  

if you're after the ultimate tiny whoop, especially  for one of the digital versions where the extra  

range you're going to get out of that digital  system might justify the extra cost and weight of  

installing an external Crossfire receiver on there.  I actually have a crossfire receiver installed on  

this 65 millimeter tiny whoop, but to be honest  it's complete overkill, you're never going to get  

that much range out of that [25mw] VTX anyway, so having  a long range receiver is a little bit silly but  

then again this tiny whoop came out before ELRS  was really a thing now that we have the option  

of ELRS I don't think Crossfire on a tiny whoop  really makes all that much sense, but hey, if you  

have Crossfire, you want to fly Crossfire on a  tiny whoop, more power to you! I do run Crossfire  

on all of my larger quads when I really want the  extra confidence and the extra range, and I'm using  

this external ELRS module from Betafpv it works  great; it's power switchable from 100, 250 to 500  

milliwatts, which is a ton of range for ELRS, with  just the push of this button right here and it's  

something like $40 on Amazon so it's very  affordable. The coolest thing about this quad, and  

the real selling point for me, specifically  the analog version, is how lightweight it is.  

It comes in at 31.1 grams on my scale, and that's  incredibly lightweight if you consider that it's  

spinning 45 millimeter props, so the thrust to  weight ratio is insanely high, which means it's  

going to fly super well, and it also means it's  going to be more survivable in crashes. The camera is  

Betafpv's CO3, which is a 1200 tvl camera with a  2.1 millimeter lens and a 160 degree field of view.  

Now analog cameras have really come a long way  over the years and this one looks great, especially  

considering it only weighs a gram and a half. The  canopy and the frame both seem super strong and  

they will definitely survive some crashes. The  design of the canopy holds the camera at a set  

angle of either 20 or 30 degrees, that means that  changing your camera angle requires disassembling  

the canopy and using a different insert, but on  the plus side, that camera angle won't change  

when you crash like it will with other tiny whoops.  The camera angle that it ships with is just fine  

for my flying style I mostly fly indoors and I  haven't had any need to change it the motors are  

beta fpvs 1102 22 000 KV and they use plugs to  plug right into the flight controller what that  

means is that if you burn out a motor swapping  it out will be real easy no soldering is required  

the props are 45 millimeters and have three blades  to put in perspective how huge those are for a 1s  

quad just look at the props on this Emax nanohawk  the difference is huge considering they're both  

using 1s batteries those huge 45 millimeter props  is really the biggest selling feature of this  

drone because the larger props are going to give  you more thrust when you need it while at the same  

time making it easier to control the drone at low  speeds and giving you longer flight times which  

is why I think this is a great drone for beginners  or anyone who's looking for a versatile tiny whoop  

that can be flown both indoors and Outdoors  it has a 350 milliwatt VTX which should be  

more than enough for flying indoors or smaller  outdoor spaces to put that into perspective my  

65 millimeter tiny whoops both have 25 milliwatt  vtx's so a 350 milliwatt VTX is going to give us  

some pretty nice range for a tiny whoop you get  two 1s 550 beta fpv LiPO batteries and a cool  

little battery charger this charger is actually  pretty useful it will charge two batteries at the  

same time and one of these where it says test  will test your battery voltage which is super  

useful for 1s batteries you can never remember  if you charge them up or not and of course it's  

USBC these charges have come a long way from these  little USB things we used to get with tiny whoops  

keep in mind though that this battery charger  will charge you one as batteries up to 4.3 volts  

not 4.2 volts so when we're talking about flight  times and performance beta fpv is assuming that  

you're over charging your batteries to 4.3 volts  naturally everything in this kit comes with beta  

fpv's BT 2.0 connectors now the thing about  these connectors is on one hand these are the  

best 1s connectors on the market arguably they use  miniature banana plugs instead of pins like like  

the PH2 connectors and so they transfer the amps  from your battery to your ESC more efficiently  

which means longer more efficient flights the  problem that I have with these connectors is that  

both of my other 65 millimeter tiny whoops they  use gnb 27 connectors I have a pile of old 1s  

batteries with PH2 connectors I already had these  race day quad 525 milliamp batteries which happen  

to fit the battery tray perfectly and so I wanted  to use them because I'd rather have six batteries  

than just the two that come with the quad but I  did have to switch the connectors from PH2 over  

to the BT 2.0 connectors I picked up a pack of  connectors on Amazon they're real inexpensive and  

I went ahead and soldered on these new connectors  and they're working great now that I've done that  

I'm really happy with them but I will mention that  those connectors are tiny you might want to just  

pick up a pack of extra batteries beta fpv has  them and they're also available on Amazon I'll put  

a link in the description below beta fpv claims  six and a half minutes with these 550 milliamp  

batteries I'm not seeing quite that much flight  time but then again I also don't fly my batteries  

down to the point where the Drone will be forced  to land I much prefer to land a little bit sooner  

and take care of my batteries a little bit more  get a few more Cycles out of them before I need  

to replace them I'm seeing closer to five minutes  of flight time indoors and a little less than that  

when I fly Outdoors because I'm a little heavier  on the throttle I am loving the 45 millimeter  

props on the 1s power system because it means I  can fly it indoors and I can take it outdoors and  

fly it around the park with my kids and it's just  a ton of fun it's probably the most versatile tiny  

whoop that I've ever seen I really appreciate the  beta fpv has tuned this quad properly and so when  

you open up the box you just bind it to your radio  and you're off the fly you don't really need to  

do much as far as setup goes I also really like  the analog elrs version specifically because it's  

lighter weight than the digital version and it's  extremely cost effective which makes it great for  

beginners or if you just want another tiny whoop  in your Fleet and you want something that can do  

it all this is a great option all right you guys  it wouldn't be a fair review if I didn't point out  

um any disadvantages or flaws that I found in this  drone and I can really only think of two things  

first of all the design of the canopy means it's  difficult to change the camera angle that means if  

you want to fly indoors um a little bit slower  with less camera angle and then go to the park  

and fly Outdoors faster with more camera angle  it's a little bit inconvenient to have to remove  

the canopy in order to change the camera angle  but the flip side of that is your camera angle  

isn't going to get changed inadvertently when you  crash like it does on other tiny whoops the other  

disadvantage that I can think of is just that it's  not digital but like I mentioned the fact that  

it's analog makes it lighter weight cheaper and  a little bit more beginner friendly because that  

that entry level price point is a little bit more  comfortable for some people all right you guys let  

me know what you think of a 1s tiny whoop with 45  millimeter props is this a home run or a swing and  

a miss for beta fpv thanks a lot for watching and  I'll see you guys in the next one foreign [Music]