by Michael Niggel | Mar 11, 2019 | How To
Racing a quadcopter is amazingly complex and nuanced. It’s hard enough getting started learning to fly, and if you’re flying in stability mode then switching to acro/rate mode feels like starting over. Getting the quad to do exactly what you want takes...
by Michael Niggel | Feb 18, 2019 | Blog
Battery safety is no joke. In late 2017, we did some independent testing of our own and found that while LiPos are generally very stable, they’re also capable of substantial damage. Most pilots seem to understand this and take it seriously, but there often...
by Michael Niggel | Feb 5, 2019 | How To
When your goggles fog up, you can’t see where you’re going—which puts a quick end to a flight. Why does this happen and how can we prevent it? Google fog occurs when warmer, humid air meets a colder surface. If the difference is enough to create...
by Michael Niggel | Jan 28, 2019 | Blog, Community
We’ve reviewed and compared a good selection of race timers in the last year or two. While they all have their individual advantages, none of them hit the sweet spot for community-driven race groups that make up so much of our sport. Of those we looked at, one...
by Michael Niggel | Jan 21, 2019 | Reviews
The Beta75 Pro 2 is the latest in a line of quality micro quads from BetaFPV. The Pro 2 series refines the brushless formula further with more integrated components than its predecessors, saving weight and improving flight time. We got a look at the new flagship from...
