(15-Dec-2022, 12:19 PM)hugnosed_bat Wrote: i might be more than outdated version, what is generation z? x-D

those born after 97 I believe are genZ, and those born after 2018 are Gen-C

Tinyhawk Freestyle is a great quad but NOT for DJI, far too heavy for the result to fly well, if at all.

I have one for garden flying. I also have two Babyhawk II HD 3.5" and they are excellent.

No experience of the Crux.

(15-Dec-2022, 06:32 PM)BadRaven Wrote: Tinyhawk Freestyle is a great quad but NOT for DJI, far too heavy for the result to fly well, if at all.

I have one for garden flying. I also have two Babyhawk II HD 3.5" and they are excellent.

No experience of the Crux.

I am debating the baby hawk 2 hd. Thanks for letting me know about the tinyhawk. I have seen some builds done online like these:
 https://www.youtube.com/results?search_q...ji+upgrade

I am hoping to find some build online that is no soldering but uses DJI HD and is under like 350 and that uses either 4s or 63.

(15-Dec-2022, 06:39 PM)Dak_4008 Wrote: I am hoping to find some build online that is no soldering but uses DJI HD and is under like 350 and that uses either 4s or 63.

Under 350grams?  or do you mean $350?
sounds like your best bet is going to be a pre-built...


Regarding that modified Tinyhawk 2 freestyle video you posted. You should have a look at his other youtube video where he built that. If you don't want to solder then you surely don't want to fabricate adapter plates on a cnc...

(16-Dec-2022, 02:46 PM)Fiveflat Wrote: Under 350grams?  or do you mean $350?
sounds like your best bet is going to be a pre-built...


Regarding that modified Tinyhawk 2 freestyle video you posted.  You should have a look at his other youtube video where he built that.  If you don't want to solder then you surely don't want to fabricate adapter plates on a cnc...

ah yea I meant under $350. Thanks for letting me know about the tiny hawk I may just get it and later learn to solder pretty well and upgrade the VTX and everything.