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Introduction: Hugh from Asgart Studios introduces the AOS 3.5 V5, a compact freestyle drone designed for high performance under the 250g weight limit. Equipped with a DJI O3 Air Unit and MEPs 1404 motors, it delivers agility and power in a lightweight frame. With an impressive flight time of 8 minutes on an 850mAh 4S battery, and throttle scaling set to 60%, it offers both endurance and power. While suitable for experienced pilots, it's important to consider build complexity and local regulations before investing in this promising sub-250g contender. Introduction of AOS 3.5 V5 by Hugh from Asgart Studios, designed for freestyle flying under 250g weight limit. Features lightweight frame prioritizing disc loading for agility. Equipped with DJI O3 Air Unit and MEPs 1404 motors for power and high-quality image capture. Impressive flight time of 8 minutes on 850mAh 4S battery with throttle scaling set to 60%. Suitable for experienced pilots due to aggressive maneuverability. Considerations include build complexity and adherence to local drone regulations. What you need： Freestyle Recommended: Racing Recommended: Here are the products shown in the video: Video Overview Hey everyone, Hugh here from Asgart Studios! Today I'm out in the field putting my new AOS 3.5…

Introduction: This video offers a concise guide on assembling a 3.5-inch CineWhoop drone with a focus on installing a digital video system, highlighting key assembly steps and flight capabilities. Guide Overview: How to assemble a 3.5-inch CineWhoop drone with a digital video system. Key Components: Speedyb35 frame, MEPS 2004 motors, digital FPV. Tools: Hex wrenches, soldering iron. Assembly Steps: Frame setup, electronics installation. Betaflight Setup: Configuration for optimal performance. Motor Testing: Ensuring correct motor order and spin direction. Flight Insights: Agility and power evaluation, propeller upgrade suggestion. Final Note: Drone ready for flight, balance of power and efficiency highlighted. What you need： Freestyle Recommended: Racing Recommended: Here are the products shown in the video: Video Overview In today's video, we're diving into the exciting process of assembling a 3.5-inch CineWhoop drone equipped with potent motors and a digital video system. While we focus on a digital setup, converting to an analog system is straightforward for those who prefer it. Initial Impressions and Flight Test Unveiling the Drone We begin by unboxing and preparing the drone for its maiden flight. Equipped with a new battery, the drone is remarkably agile, thanks to its 2507 motors. Despite using a powerful setup, I…