(14-Sep-2016, 11:01 AM)BigglesFPV Wrote: That is probably the path I will take as well.

Either way, these tiny quads are just great fun and as I have said. Very Addictive.

I'm also tempted to make the jump onto the Tiny Whoop wagon, but had a few concerns if anyone could help:

1) How long do the motors last? I've read that the lifespan of the MMW motors is about 6-7 hours, which is not much, only 100 flights or so if you're getting 4-5 minutes per flight.

2) How long do the batteries last? Would they live up to 100-200 cycles like normal lipos?

3) What percentage throttle do you hover at?

(17-Sep-2016, 12:05 PM)gulzaar Wrote: I'm also tempted to make the jump onto the Tiny Whoop wagon, but had a few concerns if anyone could help:

1) How long do the motors last? I've read that the lifespan of the MMW motors is about 6-7 hours, which is not much, only 100 flights or so if you're getting 4-5 minutes per flight.

2) How long do the batteries last? Would they live up to 100-200 cycles like normal lipos?

3) What percentage throttle do you hover at?

I'm in the process of jumping on the flying wagon that is Tiny Whoop(!) so I dont have any info for you, apart from that if your going the inductrix clone route (eachine e010/jjrc H36.) I can't seem to find any 6x15mm motors under $3 each or $8 for a set of 4 (2 x cw 2 x ccw) and on gearbest the 'crash pack' (1 battery, 2 x set props, 4 x motors) is $13.71...

When the RTF quad is $14.99 makes sense just to buy a few, though I do hate to encourage the disposable nature of... blah rant blah...