Your first kit: buy fewer surprises.
The cheapest setup is rarely the one with the cheapest aircraft. It’s the one that works together and gives you room to learn.
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YOUR NEXT CHAPTER IN FPV
More flight.
Less guesswork.
Understand the machine. Build the skill.
Make every session mean something.
An independent field guide. Built for the long game.
LESS HYPE. MORE UNDERSTANDING.24 field guides52 simulator missions74 plain-English terms
THE GOOD STUFF STARTS WITH A BETTER QUESTION
Not sure where to start?
Perfect. Start here.
FPV is an incredible way to see the world. Getting into it shouldn’t feel like decoding a shopping list written in another language.
We break the systems down, give practice a purpose, and help you diagnose what’s actually happening. Follow the evidence, find the right documentation, and leave with a clearer next step.
Read the first field note ↗CHOOSE YOUR NEXT MOVE
A way in. At every stage.
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Start here
Start with the experience you want, then work out the kit.
02Systems
Understand the control and video links hiding behind the acronyms.
03Build & setup
Make the connections make sense before reaching for a tool.
04Flying
Put purpose into your practice and thought into your environment.
05Care & repair
Give the hardware a better routine than “looks fine from here.”
06Troubleshooting
Turn a frustrating symptom into a specific question.
KNOW WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING AT.THE AIRCRAFT IS ONLY HALF THE STORY
One machine.
A lot of moving parts.
Radio. Receiver. Flight controller. Video system. Learn which part does which job—and why a perfect picture can still come with zero stick response.
CONTROLRadio → Receiver → Flight controller
VIDEOCamera → Video system → Goggles
Explore the system ↗BOOKMARK THE USEFUL STUFF
Less scrolling.
More getting ready.
Tools you can use again next session.
Your notes and progress stay in your browser.
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The field checklist
A repeatable setup, location, and landing review. Reset it for the next session.
OPEN CHECKLIST ↗⌘The kit planner
Get control, video, power, fit, and software questions out of your head and onto one page.
PLAN YOUR KIT ↗ϟBattery label math
Turn nominal volts and capacity into watt-hours. Understand the number you’re comparing.
CALCULATE ENERGY ↗GOOD QUESTIONS. USEFUL ANSWERS.
Put the next piece together.
Two links. One aircraft. Very different problems.
When the goggles go fuzzy, the radio has not necessarily failed. When the sticks stop responding, a clear picture is not a rescue plan.
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An update is a project. Treat it like one.
New firmware can add useful capability. It can also turn a working system into an interesting evening. Keep a way back.
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The five minutes that can save your whole afternoon.
A good preflight is not a ritual you perform for luck. It’s a way to catch a small problem before it starts moving.
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Your battery label is trying to tell you something.
Capacity is only one number. Before you compare packs, understand what the rest of the label is saying.
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It won’t arm. Good—now find out why.
An arming block is information. Treating it as an obstacle to disable is how a useful warning becomes an expensive surprise.
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BUILD CONTROL, ONE SESSION AT A TIME
The reset button is
a very good teacher.
52 simulator missions across foundations, precision, flow, and problem solving. Give the next session a job. Track what you’ve finished. Repeat what still needs work.
Find your next mission ↗MISSION 13 / FOUNDATIONS
Your baseline lap.
Design a simple simulated route. Save an attempt. Give your future self something worth comparing.
NO TIMER TO CHASE. A SKILL TO BUILD.FROM OUR STUDIO / IPHONE GAMES
Grounded for a bit?
A different kind of adventure.
Original games by Kitten Software.
Jack-O-Lantern Jump
A haunted climb. One more jump.
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Moon Mimic
Glowing gems. A moonlit mission.
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Picket Zen
Build a fence. Find your flow.
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Plank Zen
One satisfying board at a time.
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