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Our Tiny Whoop shop is opening soon. Until then, our practical guides help you choose your first setup, fly safely and understand the technology.

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KNOWLEDGE BASE

Start smarter with FPV

Practical guidance on your first setup, simulators, regulations and technology. No sales pitch—just choices that make sense.

TINY WHOOPS EXPLAINED What is a Tiny Whoop? What a Tiny Whoop is, which size suits you and what you need alongside a BNF drone. Read the Tiny Whoop guide

Getting started

FPV drones for beginners What you need, what it realistically costs and the smartest route from simulator to first flight. Read the guide Choosing an FPV simulator: Liftoff or Velocidrone Compare Liftoff, Velocidrone and Uncrashed, plus the radio hardware you need to practise. Read the guide

Rules and safety

Drone rules and no-fly zones in the Netherlands GoDrone, no-fly zones, maximum height, privacy and the mandatory FPV observer. Read the guide Drone pilot certificate & RDW registration When registration or a pilot certificate is required and how the RDW process works. Read the guide

Building and setup

How to build an FPV drone The complete parts list, soldering basics and a safe sequence for your first build. Read the guide ExpressLRS (ELRS) explained How ELRS works, how to bind it and how to avoid version and receiver mistakes. Read the guide

Batteries and charging

LiPo batteries explained: 1S to 6S What 1S to 6S means, how many volts a cell holds, what the C-rating tells you and how LiPo, LiHV and Li-ion differ. Read the guide Charging and storing LiPo batteries safely The right charger and mode, storage voltage, safe bags, swollen packs, disposal and flying with LiPos. Read the guide
Hands servicing a brushless Tiny Whoop on a professional electronics workbench.

FROM THE WORKSHOP

Clear guidance first. The right parts next.

On a Tiny Whoop, size, voltage, connector, video and radio all have to work together. That is why we are building the knowledge base now—well before the first order leaves the workshop.

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