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I just tried an 1800 mah 2s (bugs 3battery) on the GT 200. Flew for 10 minutes and still had 30% battery. Yesterday I tried a 1500 mah 4s racing battery and full throttle mostly got 9 minutes, I started thinking the buzzer wasn't working. Still had 30% battery. I like the long flying time on...

I might build myself a micro someday but for now I've decided building these tiny machines isn't for me lol. I just like to fly the little beasts.:cool:

I'm thinking about getting this little guy for flying around the house and over the street in front: The LDARC ET100. Comes with brushless motors and a 100mW vtx. Looks perfect for learning to fly in acro mode.

Yeah but there's something to be said about flying a 220 size 300 meters over scenic forested land that is just AWESOME! A tiny whoop with 25mW vtx just won't cut it but to each their own.

I saw that lol the cars in my neighborhood are used to me flying my whoops over the road. I won't fly anything over a 100 size around traffic though, less damage if something goes wrong lol.

I'm a FPV rookie myself, haven't even built up the nerve to switch out of angle mode lol.

Good dodging bro!

Nice flying bro!

I was wondering if this was possible as I have several 2s bats I was thinking about turning into 4s lol.

Torc it's got a Mohawk lol. Update on pnp GT 200: I plug in my FS-RX2A Pro V1 and no light comes on. No binding according to betaflight. I'm thinking the receiver is bad. Well anyway it's only an $8.00 piece but $&@! I wanted to test it tomorrow!!

I'm not one of the smarter ones so I can't answer lol.

It seems overly complicated for something as simple as a battery connector. I'd recommend tying a new battery and see if that does the trick.

The batty wire actually comes out the back but I think the quad is sitting on it's wires in the scale.

This guy seems to love it: I've heard nothing but good things from others. This company used to be the King Kong company that makes the Tiny 6,7,8 etc. those tiny whoops are built well I'm hoping the GT 200 will be too .

My first "real" quad was a syma x8c, IMO one of THE best to learn line of site flying. Since then it's been many different FPV quads including my last purchase, the LDARC GT 200, yee haa!!! Welcome to the forum, if you love quadcopters you're in the right place!!

Very cool bro. I'm working up the nerve to explore some islands in the river myself lol.

Holy mackerel, is that the battery connector?

Sorry I can't help but to say NEVER let anyone fly your quad. ;)

The machines are running the show and they're not recognizing the typo lol.:eek:

I've got one on the way........:)