new to fpv drone flying need help?????

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Joshua Selph

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Hi im new to the drone world and looking to get the e max hawk 5 or the eachine wizard x220. Im wondering if the Taranis X-lite is compatible and what would i need to get everything going my build list is as fallows:

1. eachine wizard x220 fpv drone
2. eachine ev100 fpv goggles
3. taranis x-lite transmitter
4. frsky xm+ reciever
5. batterys for drone and transmitter
6. battery charger
7. stick ends for customization
 
Sounds like you got everything you need to get in the air however if you've never flown fpv before I highly recommend cutting your teeth on an fpv simulator and maybe start out with a quad with less power.
 
Ive flown Dji spark and mavic pro but not fpv. What drones do you reccommend to start out with that are the same as DRL style drones?
Dugdog47 said:
Sounds like you got everything you need to get in the air however if you've never flown fpv before I highly recommend cutting your teeth on an fpv simulator and maybe start out with a quad with less power.
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A tiny whoop that will bind to your transmitter less than $100 is always a great way to learn fpv, google the ur-65 or QX-90.

Be sure to select your receiver brand.
 
Joshua Selph said:
Hi im new to the drone world and looking to get the e max hawk 5 or the eachine wizard x220. Im wondering if the Taranis X-lite is compatible and what would i need to get everything going my build list is as fallows:

1. eachine wizard x220 fpv drone
2. eachine ev100 fpv goggles
3. taranis x-lite transmitter
4. frsky xm+ reciever
5. batterys for drone and transmitter
6. battery charger
7. stick ends for customization
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battery 1300- 1550 4s 70C-100C is fit e max hawk 5, you could check tattu or ovonic, I suggest the ovonic fpv lipo battery for you, as you are a beginner, ovonic may cost not too much for you. just about $15to find a 1300 4s 80c, great deal.
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