which is the best and cheapest fpv setup for begineers not too heavy

what the heck no one posted from such a long time this thread is catching dust

Check the hobbyking site man

Quote from: rcrcnitesh on August 06, 2013, 02:12:21 PM
what the heck no one posted from such a long time this thread is catching dust

just type "bump" ... its a little more polite...

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thanks for it i never knew what bump actually means

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I don't recommend beginners to fly or do anything FPV. If one just started the hobby, it would take one to two years if flying every weekend and building several models to fully be ready for FPV.  FPV not only requires flying skill but building something FPV worthy, and also fully understanding all electronic components of FPV.   FPV isn't something that beginners can just jump into.

@thelabres
actually your right but
you know what my suggestion would be just get a camera or a camera phone or something like that and mount it on the plane and capture videos with it thats all don't need anything else
best for a beginner

so you really want to take aerial videos or photos rather than the FPV experience with goggles as if you're in the cockpit?

yes

cheapest and simplest solution is to get some foam and build a 40" WS high wing trainer and put a keychain camera on it like what I here:

Nice video sir ! may i know which place is this ? just liked it... 

I made that video three years ago while living in a small village in Switzerland.

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get this http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mini-DVR-808-16-V2-Lens-D-Car-Key-Chain-Micro-Camera-HD-720P-Pocket-Camcorder-/180937263580?pt=US_Surveillance_Digital_Video_Recorders_Cards&hash=item2a20b389dc
its got hd video recording with wide field of view and also comes with live tv out.

I bought the same camera from that same seller to make this video: