Uploaded February 2018 | Updated September 2026, 15 hours ago
I'm working on building a 2s micro, but in the meantime I keep flying my 65mm brushed drone (not technically a "Tiny Whoop", but similar) against the Babyhawks. It's all good though. I hold my own! So which is better for indoor racing you ask? My answer is it depends on the track. Usually the tracks are small and technical, so the whoops have a clear advantage. This is the first track I've raced where I thought the Babyhawks (flying in acro mode) might have a real advantage. But, they also crashed a lot harder...
I'm working on building a 2s micro, but in the meantime I keep flying my 65mm brushed drone (not technically a "Tiny Whoop", but similar) against the Babyhawks. It's all good though. I hold my own! So which is better for indoor racing you ask? My answer is it depends on the track. Usually the tracks are small and technical, so the whoops have a clear advantage. This is the first track I've raced where I thought the Babyhawks (flying in acro mode) might have a real advantage. But, they also crashed a lot harder...
