BETAFPV - Air65

betafpv air75. 65 will be hard to fly outside when theres wind

Get the air75. U can fly it better outside. Its fun to fly it around inside too. Sure, the 65 will make it feel like u have more space compare to when flying air75. But what u can do is too throttle cut the air75 to around 75-80% so its not as "strong" compare to when its at 100%. Try it, its fun https://preview.redd.it/8qg6d1mf0qoe1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1950a28c4ddb20c8589495e1bda494b46b79fb80 I fly this air75 around the legs lol

Betafpv air65

You can fly outside with the 65 with no problem, as long as there isnt like a lot of wind.

as a first drone id go with a betafpv air 65 (indoor focused) or an air 75 (slightly larger for outdoors) with a radiomaster pocket (ELRS variant) and ev800d goggles. 300mah or 450mah 1s batteries for the 65 or 75 respectfully. and a whoopstor 1s charger

I dig my air65.

Radiomaster pocket, beta fpv air65/meteor 65/ mobula 6. Literally pick one the minute details really dont matter when starting out.

Unless you want to spend your kid's birthday evening at the ER, do not get a Mini to fly indoors. A Neo should be better. Get a kit with at least a controller. Even better for inside is a tinywhoop. Depending on budget you could get a BetaFPV Air65 and some cheap analog Goggles or go *fancy* with a Meteor 75 Pro OF and DJI Goggles 3. And a controller in either case like a Radiomaster Pocket or a DJI FPV controller 3 (if you go *FANCY*).

I started with a mavic mini, i would recommend you to get the mini 5 pro or if you want an fpv drone the betafpv air 65.

1. That's a very broad question but since you specified racing it narrows it down a bit. 1. Analog and HDZero are the best video system options for racing. 2. It's often recommended to start small. The Air 65/75 and Meteor 65/75 tinywhoops from BetaFPV are fun to fly and relatively cheap and durable. 2. Most RTF kits like those from BetaFPV are not recommended. Their controllers and goggles are very cheap. Getting a BNF drone ( bind and fly ) and pairing it with a quality controller and pair of goggles is usually a better option. 3. You can easily get an analog setup including batteries and charger within this budget. HDZero goggles alone are $650 so that is not an option for you - yet. 4. Start with a controller and simulator! 1. Find some drone racing events near you. See what kind of drones they are flying and get to know the community. Most events are very friendly and welcoming of newbies.

Definitely recommend the air65 for indoor flying. I’m no professional but it was very easy to get flying and I have had so much fun with it.

Yeah my house isn’t huge. I fly my Air65 great inside but anything bigger is just too big to fit through any gaps. I’m just cruising in a circle. And dear God don’t get the Neo in the dark! lol. I’m sure you know. I do love my Neo and Avata 2 though. I don’t have a problem crashing inside it’s just not very fun with a drone that size to me inside but you are correct. Op may have a big place