Building a Whoop/Toothpick FPV Drone: Compatibility Check and Camera Transmitter & Receiver Recommendations

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Are these parts compatible? Am I missing any parts to complete the drone? I want a camera transmitter and receiver, which would you recommend?

Order Details:

Item Price Quantity Subtotal
HGLRC Specter F411 1-2S AIO Whoop/Toothpick Flight Controller (w/ 10A 8Bit 4in1 ESC & 400mW VTX) - ELRS 2.4GHz (SPI) £59.95 1 £59.95
RadioMaster Pocket Radio Controller - ELRS 2.4Ghz, Grey £64.90 1 £64.90
Flywoo TCXO 2.4G ELRS Receiver EL24P £13.99 1 £13.99
HappyModel SE0702 Brushless Motor (23000kV, 26000kV) - 26000 £6.19 4 £24.76
BetaFPV Meteor75 Air Brushless Whoop Frame - Blue £3.95 1 £3.95
BetaFPV ELRS Nano TX V2 Module - 2.4GHz £ 1 £

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That list is a good start, here are some suggestions.

  1. You dont need the Flywoo TCXO 2.4G ELRS Receiver, as the Specter F411 already have a built in ELRS receiver on it.
  2. You also dont need the extra ELRS TX, since the radiomaster pocket (ELRS version) also already includes this built in.
  3. For your frame you will need to add a canopy for your camera BetaFPV Canopy For Micro Camera 2022 - Unmanned Tech Shop unless you plan to 3D print something?
  4. You will also need some props, batteries (around 300mah 1s), and charger
  5. You also need an FPV camera and goggles, you can also consider the cheaper VR02 if you want to save some money.
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