The FPV Air 2 simulator looked pretty sketchy at first, with it being only $5, and having a lame name. I was not really sure about how the physics would handle, as it was made by only a single person. Also, my computer is pretty slow, so I was skeptical that this would run smoothly…
Regulations in the United States have changed significantly, but finally an automated system to manage recreational flights has come online which re-opens a lot of airspace for hobbyists. Learn what LAANC is, how to use it, and what to expect in the long term.
Whether a race event is a serious competition or a casual get-together, organization is key to getting the most flight time and having everyone enjoy it. Here are some of the most important areas that make a big difference in the race day experience.
New to FPV Quadcopters and looking for a quick video guide about how to get started? What are all the differences in gear and how does it work? What are the first steps to take when learning to fly? Where can you fly? If you have questions like these, then look no further than the…
It’s 7 AM on Saturday, and you woke up extra early today to finish off your quad from the awesome parts you just ordered from GetFPV. For the past week, you have been binging on Youtube to learn how to FPV, and have stayed up late many days, trying to get that perfect solder joint…
GetFPV is proud to present FPV News with Average Hobbyist, aka Randy Mertl, submitted to us via the GetFPV Community Program. While Randy is currently on his ninth episode, this will be his first with GetFPV and we couldn’t be more excited. Check out his video below!
In this guide, I will be showing you how to mod your FlySky FS-i6 radio system into a 10 channel BEAST. This budget radio has been on the scene for a few years and is quite popular among the budget realm of FPV radios. I love this radio system so much, and actually prefer it…
As the technology behind FPV quadcopters becomes more advanced and less expensive, the number of enterprising hobbyists buying into the sport increases proportionately. Generally, the natural progression through the hobby involves a new pilot buying a ready-to-fly drone, flying and (often) crashing it, and then deciding to build one out of hand-picked parts. This can…