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Biggest part of this channel are videos of Whoop Racing or Whoop Race Practice for entertainment and motivation. The smaller part are technical videos where I pass on my main experiences with Whoop Tech. Maybe some comparisons, some tests of components, new builds and so forth. Let me know if my videos have motivated you to go out and fly, that motivates me too. Go out and Fly! Have fun! Whoop Whoop! Whoops are very small lightweight FPV Race Drones, with often less than 50g take-off weight. Whoop Race is a much cheaper way to race, as 5inch FPV Drone Racing. Which is also fun, but much more complicated. You can fly almost all maneuvers with a Whoop. Only big freestyle maneuvers where you need the weight and momentum of a bigger Drone are a little bit restricted with a Whoop. Whoop`s are lightweight, small, pretty cheap, robust and quiet. For me the most practical Drones out there.

Joined

2022-02-16

Format

tutorial

Topics

Drone Reviews, FPV Tutorials, Drone Racing