BetaFPV is a leading manufacturer of micro FPV drones, ready-to-fly kits, and high-performance racing components for hobbyists and professionals.
BetaFPV is a pioneering brand in the First Person View (FPV) drone industry, dedicated to creating high-quality micro quadcopters and racing gear. Founded by a team of FPV enthusiasts, the company specializes in lowering the barrier to entry for new pilots with their popular 'Whoop' style drones and comprehensive Ready-to-Fly (RTF) kits like the Cetus and Aquila series.
Beyond beginner kits, BetaFPV designs and manufactures advanced components, including brushless flight controllers, motors, and radio transmitters utilizing the open-source ExpressLRS protocol. Their commitment to innovation and community support has made them a trusted name among FPV pilots worldwide, offering reliable equipment for freestyle flying, racing, and aerial cinematography.
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Binding procedures vary by model and receiver protocol (e.g., ExpressLRS or FrSky). Generally, power cycle the drone 3 times to enter binding mode (indicated by flashing LEDs), then press the Bind button on your transmitter or execute the Bind command in the Lua script.
Firmware updates for flight controllers and radio modules can often be found on the official BetaFPV GitHub repository or linked through specific product pages on the BetaFPV Support Center.
The 'Low Vol' warning indicates that your drone's battery voltage has dropped below the safe threshold. You should land immediately to recharge or swap the battery to prevent damage/crash.
On most BetaFPV drones, ensure the drone is disarmed, then move the throttle stick to the left-center and the pitch stick forward-center to open the OSD menu.