That’s right. The lack of recording bothers me too much. Luckily I still have an older Skyzone 03O and the Googles X. I was hoping Walksnail would deliver something more in the direction of analogue vrx. Maybe they’ll bring out an AIO like HDZero.

The Source One is really interesting. I didn’t know that it was available in 7". Do you happen to know if the Moonlight Kit fits in the frame?

You have to come up with an idea like that :) Have you seen the Goggle X Extension Board? How satisfied are you with the analog feed? Can you feel the slower latency?

@circle@fpv.social I think Mastodon is the right place to start. And I’ve seen that you can crosspost your Pixelfed posts on Mastodon. But in general I find it difficult to follow discussions on Mastodon. That’s why I’m happy that there’s some movement on Lemmy at the moment !fpv@lemmy.ml Maybe you can get started here. Most pilots can be found on Instagram and Discord, which Pixelfed and Lemmy can also do.

Very cool! I want to build a 7" for my vacation in Sweden next year. Is the Source One also available as a V3??? What flight times do you achieve? Is it analog?

It would be cool if you asked the question about the VRX in the FPV community. We need some movement there and I don’t know anything about it because my Skyzone 03O has an internal VRX. Click here to join the community !fpv@lemmy.ml

https://caddxfpv.com/collections/others-2024/products/goggle-x-extension-board

This is the board for Google’s X. If you ordered from them they will send the board for free There’s a video on the page. With the Googles X, analogue is not quite optimal. The latency is higher than with proper analog Googles. But I never flew it like that. I have two Googles. I think 75mm is better. Almost everyone flies 75 for freestyle. The Air75 is great for the money. I just prefer 25000kv.

There is also a site for the hobby. If you have any questions, please post it there.

https://discuss.tchncs.de/c/fpv@lemmy.ml

I fly FPV from 5 "to Tinywhoop. Lately I’ve loved to fly Tinywhoop. But in the apartment is analog enough for me. It’s easier and cheaper. Some examples: ;) https://pixelfed.de/p/stickbro/741949153279407169 https://fpv.social/@stickbro@tube.tchncs.de/113429818122024106

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I have a few of BetFPV. But never had or heard such a problem. I would have been interested in what it was. But if you can fly now it’s good :)

Did you find out what the mistake was then? Was everything okay with the lipo?

I know! Thank you for that! I’m also with my account with you :) @stickbro@fpv.social

People first need content until it becomes interesting enough for them or they become aware. I think Pixelfed would get closer to their needs. And then you would have to get the first people to start crossposting.

For example, an app for FPV would be cool. for example to meet. Registration is done via OAuth2 with existing accounts. Then you could use Mastodon and Pixelfed for communication.

The Map and Track Editor is now available!

I’ve never heard anything like it. Somehow it sounds like the Lipo. But I have never seen that they can have too high a voltage.

Yes.The last Update was 2019 😬

I play every sim with a Radiomaster Boxer on PC and Steamdeck. In Uncrashed, for example, you can calibrate and invert sticks in the drone controls and turn off throttle gamepad mode.

You can adjust the feeling in the settings. I like the Sim. The main thing is more sticktime. This is the best way to practice new tricks. With the map editor, you can hopefully build suitable maps and you should be able to share the settings soon.

I may have thought a little too far. My point was that people need multiple accounts, for example to share their content in a forum. Unfortunately, OpenID, which is used by Hubzilla, is not yet widely used.

The fundamental question is how do you make Fediverse attractive to people?

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