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The Meteor75 Pro keeps 45mm propellers, powerful 1102 22000KV motors and a BT2.0 550mAh 1S battery, and the listing says it continues to lead as the largest 1S whoop with strong thrust and agility.
The upgraded Matrix 1S flight controller uses a G473 processor for a 55% speed boost and has an integrated 5.8GHz 400mW VTX. A durable 1mm-thick board and built-in motor plugs make it easier to install and more robust.
It is paired with the same ESC, motor, C03 FPV camera and micro canopy as the Meteor75, which the listing says makes the combo suitable for indoor and outdoor FPV racing and freestyle.
Largest 1S whoop: 45mm props and 1102 22000KV motors for thrust and agility.
Matrix 1S flight controller: G473 processor with a 55% speed boost.
Integrated VTX: 5.8GHz 400mW with 48 channels.
Integrated ELRS receiver: serial ELRS 2.4G.
Robust board: 1mm-thick PCB with built-in motor plugs.
C03 FPV camera: with a 30/20 degree tilt.
Flight time: 6 minutes 30 seconds.
A brushless whoop is a small, ducted FPV quadcopter designed to fly safely close to people and obstacles. Ducts around the propellers protect the blades and the objects they touch, while brushless motors give much more power and efficiency than the brushed motors in older micro drones. An all-in-one flight controller combines the flight board, ESCs and receiver in one small board to save weight.
You fly it by looking through FPV goggles or a screen that shows the video from the onboard camera. Start in an open space, practise with a simulator first and use turtle mode to flip the drone back over after a crash. Whoops use 1S to 3S batteries, so charging with the correct charger and connector is essential.
Keep the propellers and motors clean, check the screws after every few flights and replace worn propellers. Follow the rules for flying near people, and never fly over crowds.
Indoor FPV racing and freestyle
Outdoor whoop flying
ELRS radio systems
Practice and training with a 1S drone
Group flying in small spaces
The specification list gives 1102 22000KV motors, a BT2.0 550mAh 1S battery, the Meteor75 Pro brushless whoop frame, Gemfan 45mm 3-blade propellers, a C03 FPV camera with a 30/20 degree tilt, a canopy for the micro camera, a Matrix 1S brushless flight controller, an integrated serial ELRS 2.4G receiver, an onboard 5.8GHz 48-channel 400mW VTX and a flight time of 6:30.
The package includes the whoop, two BT2.0 550mAh 1S batteries, a Type-C USB cable, a BT2.0 battery charger and voltage tester, a USB Type-C adapter, a 4-pin adapter cable, four 45mm 3-blade props, a screwdriver, a pack of screws and canopy accessories.
Motors: 1102 22000KV
Battery: BT2.0 550mAh 1S
Propellers: Gemfan 45mm 3-blade (1.5mm shaft)
Camera: C03 FPV camera, tilt 30/20 degrees
FC/ESC: Matrix 1S brushless flight controller (G473)
Receiver: integrated serial ELRS 2.4G
VTX: onboard 5.8GHz, 48 channels, 400mW
Flight time: 6:30
1 x Meteor75 Pro brushless whoop quadcopter
2 x BT2.0 550mAh 1S battery
1 x Type-C USB cable
1 x BT2.0 battery charger and voltage tester
1 x USB Type-C adapter
1 x 4-pin adapter cable
4 x 45mm 3-blade props (1.5mm shaft)
1 x screwdriver
1 x pack of screws
1 x accessories for canopy
FPV pilots who want a powerful, robust 1S whoop with integrated ELRS and a 400mW VTX.
45mm.
The Matrix 1S flight controller with a G473 processor.
An onboard 5.8GHz 400mW VTX with 48 channels.
An integrated serial ELRS 2.4G receiver.
About 6 minutes 30 seconds.
Two BT2.0 550mAh 1S batteries.
| Brand | BetaFPV |
|---|---|
| Flight Time | 6:30 |
| Frame Type | Brushless Whoop |
| Motor | 1102 22000KV |
| Receiver | Integrated serial ELRS 2.4G |
| Video Transmitter | Onboard 5.8GHz 48 channels, 400mW |
| Selling unit | PCS |
