Hi guys! i'm new to FPV flying now i plan to buy a set already. i'm just a little bit confused on some of the items after reading several sites and reviews. can you please guys recommend or comment if the items that i will buy is already good enough? i'm just planning to use it for casual only or what i think is called cinewhoop? 

Here are the items. Please let me know if i missed anything.

Thanks!

Diatone Taycan w/ Vista DJI Camera = Diatone Taycan
Go Pro Hero 9
Mounting for go pro hero 9 - suggest where to buy
Radiomaster TX16s Hall edition w/ TBS Micro TX v2 - Radiomaster TX16s (do i need to buy the TBS micro tx 2? is this already the receiver?)
Skyzone Sky04X - Skyzone Sky04X
Battery for goggles?
battery for diatone - 6s?
charger?

If i buy everything above, will it already work? or what else do i need? and can you please suggest where to buy or which item to buy. Let me know if you have any comments, i'm willing to change it as long as the quality is good. 

Thank you very much and hope to hear from your advices

the taycan is a 4s build, you cant use 6s batteries

the taycan cant carry a gopro hero 9, you will need another cam or another quad.

whats your focus? what do you plan to film?



you would need at least a 3inch whoop or better bigger rotors to carry a full gopro
https://m.banggood.com/IFlight-Protek35-...rehouse=CN

(20-Jan-2021, 04:22 PM)hugnosed_bat Wrote: the taycan is a 4s build, you cant use 6s batteries

the taycan cant carry a gopro hero 9, you will need another cam or another quad.

whats your focus? what do you plan to film?



you would need at least a 3inch whoop or better bigger rotors to carry a full gopro
https://m.banggood.com/IFlight-Protek35-...rehouse=CN


thanks for the fast reply and suggestions. Actually its just for casual filming with my kids and when we go out to traveli would just like to take some nice videos of the places we visit. so what do you suggest? since i've read from reviews that diatone taycan is a good cinewhoop drone. do i really need a go pro hero 9? i just want to have very good quality videos

depends what your idea of very good video quality is
djii does still provide 720p dvr, still nice somehow.

you could use a deceased goprohero 6/7/8 (dont know if its possible with hero 9, if i remember well the hero 9 is specialy heavy) i bought my hero6 for 200bucks, it does amazing videos, you will be happy with a 6 aswell.
decease by yourself have some risk, probably you can find it still deceased somewhere.

i would suggest a 3inch cinewhoop and a full goprohero 6/7/8. the 3,5" i linked might be aswell a good option.

If you get the version with the DJI cam you'll need the DJI Digital FPV goggles. No other goggles will work. There is also an analog version of the Taycan you could use with those Skyzone googles instead.

Also, it's PNP which means you'll need a receiver to go with whatever radio system you choose.

I think you need to do some more research into FPV Quads.
Can you fly, control, pilot a Quad already ?
Some Drones pretty much fly themselves, with auto takeoff and hover etc.   Others you need to control, pilot completely 100% of the time / flight.
You may need to look at buying something from DJI   easy to fly, however you still need to understand its limitations, a lot of people still lose them.  

Quote:thanks for the fast reply and suggestions. Actually its just for casual filming with my kids and when we go out to traveli would just like to take some nice videos of the places we visit. so what do you suggest? since i've read from reviews that diatone taycan is a good cinewhoop drone. do i really need a go pro hero 9? i just want to have very good quality videos 

I didn't see this before. In that case, the DJI Mini 2 might be the best option for you. Very easy to use, and should easily give you the quality you're looking for. 

https://www.dji.com/mini-2

(20-Jan-2021, 05:45 PM)V-22 Wrote: I didn't see this before. In that case, the DJI Mini 2 might be the best option for you. Very easy to use, and should easily give you the quality you're looking for. 

https://www.dji.com/mini-2

one reason i wanted to buy a cinewhoop is that it would be safe to use it at home and it would not hurt anyone

(20-Jan-2021, 05:09 PM)V-22 Wrote: If you get the version with the DJI cam you'll need the DJI Digital FPV goggles. No other goggles will work. There is also an analog version of the Taycan you could use with those Skyzone googles instead.

Also, it's PNP which means you'll need a receiver to go with whatever radio system you choose.

i actually have a DJI Mavic Pro but very seldom used them so i'm planning to buy a small one and it seems that the DJI is expensive. So planning to buy a little bit cheaper so that i could use it also for indoor and won't hurt anyone

3" Cinewhoop is freaking loud and the high pitch scream is so unpleasant I wouldn't fly it indoor unless I have no choice.

I had a 4s Taycan with DJI Air Unit for a while. IFlight Protek 35HD is damn loud and unpleasant too.

(21-Jan-2021, 03:20 AM)jasperfpv Wrote: 3" Cinewhoop is freaking loud and the high pitch scream is so unpleasant I wouldn't fly it indoor unless I have no choice.

I had a 4s Taycan with DJI Air Unit for a while. IFlight Protek 35HD is damn loud and unpleasant too.

so what would be your recommendation?