Hey there I am gonna be picking up a BetaFPV 2S Whoop on crossfire at the end of the month and I just need some direction I have looked on Amazon and places for a crossfire transmitter but it get’s very overwhelming very quickly also I need help on the type of goggles I need
Thanks in advance
Good morning @VenoPlonk Gareth & welcome to the club, where about’s in the uk are you 
Portsmouth
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Tagging @group-fpv 
@VenoPlonk a good place to have a read is
Racing Quads, Self-builds & FPV
and you can use the search 
function top right
Oh thank you 
Have put your location in the title for you @VenoPlonk it may help yourself & others,
Maybe for future possible meet-ups or help etc
Oh thank you
For a Crossfire controller, I think there’s the TBS Mambo, or else you’re looking at something else and bolting on a Crossfire TX unit.
For goggles, I will always plug the Skyzone Cobra X for a first analog pair.
But we’re getting ahead of ourselves.
What’s your budget, and what did want to get out of the hobby? Why the BetaFPV 2S on crossfire in particular?
The reason that drone in particular is someone on FB marketplace is selling a brand new one for half price essentially rather than £120 I am getting it for £60 and I am looking to learn on and FPV drome and build my skills as I go along both as a pilot and for tinkering as well budget wise I have an additional £200 max for now I can throw at this until later down the line
You may have to be keeping eye on the second-hand market to get kitted out with that budget. Let’s see what people come up with.
However, a decent controller is always a good investment. It might be an idea to get one of those and use it to get stick time in a simulator until you can afford to get goggles.
Well it looks like I have secured myself a Mamba TBS now just the goggles
Oh and I’m absolutely gonna be using a sim for awhile first
Have you already found the thread about sims/discord? Couple of us were crashing into lotsa trees playing last night and I’m up for some more this weekend if others are about.
I will check that out now, thanks
What is the Discord link?
Try here
If not, well get you another one.
@VenoPlonk Hey Gareth, welcome to the GADC…from a fellow Pompey resident.
Don’t fly FPV myself ( at the moment anyway ) but have plenty of experience flying Dji drones around the south coast and abroad.
You’ve made a great move by joining GADC and you will find loads of friendly people/pilots on here with a wealth of experience, knowledge and advice.
Andy
Yeah so far so good, everyone so far has been awesome there is a guy gonna sell me a crossfire module for my radio for a good price and the guy I am buying my very first FPV drone from is giving me a free crossfire receiver very generous people and very welcoming