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Flight Controller

Happy Model 2G4 – DISCONTINUED

I purchased a couple of these boards before they were discontinued, and while the one I’m currently using is a lot of fun and decently lightweight for its size, the VTX unfortunately broke after just two weeks of flight due to a relatively soft crash. Although the video quality is slightly dimmer than usual, the board is still usable and flies very well.

Frame

Meteor65 Air

This lightweight frame is surprisingly durable, especially considering how much lighter it is compared to its predecessor. Despite its small size, I’ve only managed to break one frame so far, which isn’t surprising given its incredibly lightweight design. Whenever I inevitably break a plastic frame, I typically repair the broken ducts with welders glue, ensuring that spot remains sturdy and intact. Overall, it’s a pretty good frame!

Motors

weBLEEDfpv Screamers

These 0702 32,000kv Screamers really pack a punch considering how small they are. If you wanna go really fast, then these are the motors for you!

Props

Gemfan 31mm triblades – 1219s

These 31mm tri-blade props are impressively lightweight, weighing even less than the Gemfan bi-blades. Despite their small size, they deliver excellent performance and remarkable durability.

Camera

Tiny Whoop Pinch

This camera provides a wider lens compared to most, all while maintaining a lightweight design. It’s an excellent choice for both freestyle flying and racing.

Camera Mount

Tiny Whoop 30° Pound

The Tiny Whoop Pound camera mount is specifically designed to accommodate the Tiny Whoop Pinch camera, ensuring a seamless fit. Additionally, these mounts offer a versatile range of camera angles, ranging from 0 to 65 degrees.

Lipo

weBLEEDfpv 300mah

Folded lithium-polymer cells (LiPo) are essential for high-performance 65mm builds, and these weBLEEDfpv batteries excel in meeting those demands. Featuring built-in BT2.0 technology, they deliver the necessary power boost and extended flight time required for optimal performance.

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Frame

Fractal 75 Kit – Use the code “Tyrantt” for 10% off

The frames are by far the most durable frame you’ll ever use. I’ve been using a prototype for the last 2 years and the carbon frame has never once broke. Once you fly with one of these frames, you’ll immediately want to add them to them to the rest of your fleet!

Flight Controller

Happy Model X12 – ELRS

I was very hesitant to try this flight controller due to how much it weighed, but boy did it surprise me! Combined with the power of the QuickSilver preset, this thing flies as smooth as butter. Seriously, it is by far the smoothest whoop I’ve ever flown. And that’s not even the best part, this thing is durable as hell. It endured 4 months of daily bashing before it started to show signs of wear. It’s worth the weight!

Ducts

Mobula 7 v4

I pair the Fractal 75 Frame with the Mobula 7 v4 Ducts.These ducts are not as durable as the v3 ducts, however, they are still durable, much lighter, and performs turtle mode significantly better. I usually repair broken ducts with welders glue and never have to worry about that spot breaking again.

Lipo

GNB – 530mah with A30 connector

This 12 gram lipo packs a real punch and can give you up to 3.5 mins of flight time with an aggressive freestyle. The A30 connector is where the real magic happens – it allows you to plug into an A30 or preexisting BT2.0 pigtail.

Motors

Tiny Whoop 27,000kv 0802 Hex

These hex motors weigh less than the standard motor and really pack a punch. These are also perfect for aggressive freestyles that need the ability to stop on a dime. What really made me fall in love with these motors is the fact that they have PCB, which allows you to easily shorten or repair the motor wires as needed.

Props

Gemfan 40mm Bi-Blades (1.0mm)

I’m a big fan of Gemfan bi-blades and have been using these for the last couple of years on all of my 75 builds. They are super smooth very responsive, which allows me rip as hard as I can

Camera

Foxeer Pico Razer – DISCONTINUED

This camera has amazing image quality and people are often surprised to learn that it’s an analog camera when they ask about it. Unfortunately, this camera is no longer being manufactured.

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Flight Controller

BetaFPV F4 1S AIO

This is the “Light” 0.8mm version with ELRS. I’m all about convenience and prefer the solder the motor plugs to the board, but its nice to have the option to solder directly to the board. Choose the “Classic” 1.0mm version if you would rather not deal with the hassle of soldering the plugs onto the board and don’t mind the extra weight.

Frame

Meteor75 Pro

This frame boasts exceptional durability, with duct breakage being a rare occurrence. The ample space around the props contributes to its resilience. It stands out as an excellent choice for a 75 Pro build, offering a reliable and enjoyable flying experience.

Lipo

GNB – 530mah with A30 connector

This 12 gram lipo packs a real punch and can give you up to 4 mins of flight time with an aggressive freestyle. The A30 connector is where the real magic happens – it allows you to plug into a preexisting BT2.0 pigtail, so it pairs nicely with BetaFPV flight controllers!

Motors

BetaFPV 22,000kv 1102

These BetaFPV motors really pack a punch and are perfect for aggressive freestyles. These motors also have PCB, which allows you to easily shorten or repair the motor wires as needed.

Props

Gemfan 45mm Bi-Blades (1.5mm)

I’m a big fan of Gemfan bi-blades and these 45mm props are perfect for the job. They are super smooth very responsive, which allows me rip as hard as I can.

VTX

BetaFPV M03

The beauty about this VTX is that it allows you to either plug in or directly solder on a camera. It’s perfect for building whoops quickly and cleanly

Camera

Tiny Whoop Fat Pinch – DISCONTINUED

The thing that I love the most about this camera is that it has a MASSIVE field of view! It can be pretty tough to get used to such a wide lens, but once you do, everything else feels too narrow. Unfortunately, this camera is no longer being manufactured at this time.

Camera Mount

RAB FPV 3D Printed Canopy

This camera mount is worth the weight. It has multiple adjustment angles that range from 25 to 45°. It’s highly durable due to the TPU that it’s printed with and has never broke. Just make sure to place some thick double sided tape under the camera to prevent contact with the FC when crashing.

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Flight Controller

BetaFPV F4 1S AIO – ELRS

This is the “Light” 0.8mm version with ELRS. I’m all about convenience and prefer the solder the motor plugs to the board, but its nice to have the option to solder directly to the board. Choose the “Classic” 1.0mm version if you would rather not deal with the hassle of soldering the plugs onto the board and don’t mind the extra weight.

Frame

Happy Model Mobula 7 v4

This frame isn’t as durable as the v3 frame, however, its much lighter and performs turtle mode significantly better. I usually repair broken ducts with welders glue and never have to worry about that spot breaking again. Batteries usually don’t fit well in the battery, so I have to wrap a rubber band around the battery to hold it in place. Overall, it’s a pretty solid frame!

Lipo

GNB 530mah with A30 Connector

This 12 gram lipo packs a real punch and can give you up to 4.5 mins of flight time with an aggressive freestyle. The A30 connector is where the real magic happens – it allows you to plug into a preexisting BT2.0 pigtail, so it pairs nicely with BetaFPV flight controllers!

Motors

Tiny Whoop 27,000kv 0802 Bottle Rockets

These bottle rocket motors really pack a punch and are perfect for aggressive freestyles that need the ability to stop on a dime. What really made me fall in love with these motors is that they have PCB, which allows you to easily shorten or repair the motor wires as needed

Props

Gemfan 40mm Bi-Blades (1.0mm)

I’m a big fan of Gemfan bi-blades and have been using these for the last couple of years on all of my 75 builds. They are super smooth very responsive, which allows me rip as hard as I can

VTX

BetaFPV M03

The beauty about this VTX is that it allows you to either plug in or directly solder on a camera. It’s perfect for building whoops quickly and cleanly

Camera

Foxeer Pico Razer – DISCONTINUED

This camera has amazing image quality and people are often surprised to learn that it’s an analog camera when they ask about it. Unfortunately, this camera is no longer being manufactured.

Camera Mount

RAB FPV 3D Printed Canopy

This camera mount is worth the weight. It has multiple adjustment angles that range from 25 to 45°. It’s highly durable due to the TPU that it’s printed with and has never broke. Just make sure to place some thick double sided tape under the camera to prevent contact with the FC when crashing.

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