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Frequently asked questions

What is considered a Tiny Whoop?
Tiny Whoop originally referred to a specific micro-drone conversion, but the term is now used generally for any small, prop-guarded micro quad, typically 65 to 75mm, designed for flying safely indoors and around people.
Are tiny whoops harder to fly than bigger drones?
Not inherently, many pilots find them easier to start on since crashes are low-consequence indoors, though their small size does make them twitchier and more wind-sensitive outdoors than a larger frame.
How much does a Tiny Whoop cost?
If you already own a compatible radio and goggles, a bare ready-to-fly whoop typically runs roughly £120-200. A complete first setup including the radio and goggles usually lands around £200-320, more for models with HD digital video (DJI or Walksnail) rather than analog.
Where can I find spare parts for my drone?
If you know the part type you need, browse the matching category here, motors, frames, props, and flight stacks are all sold separately for repairs and upgrades.