I'm revisiting my very first build. Last year when I started in the hobby, from scratch I built a tiny trainer with dji. I had a horrible setup for the naked Vista. I crashed this so many times. I broke a camera and a motor or two. But it's the same Betafpv 20a f411 aio and a new Vista. I'll put the nebula pro Nano in it for now.
Analog has a place in this Hobby. It's cheaper for video hardware and has a more mature ecosystem for racing. The latency thing has been creating FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) to help keep people on that hardware and Fatshark maintained this focus in its digital system. However we're spoiled with 4k video in our pockets. We want good video quality all the time. I'm not a professional drone racer. I don't know if I'll ever be in DRL, but I like going fast and I like DJI video so hence the digital tiny trainer.
Hopefully I can get more local pilots to build tiny trainers and have some fun races.
in order to fit the LED board ahead to remove the plugs and solder the wires directly to the main board from the arm lights. I just unplug them from the arms if I need to take it apart.
How's the heat dissipation with the Vista stripped and then placed under the chassis like that? Do you run it in lower power modes only?
No issues if you're flying.