Building a Lightweight TinyWhoop with BetaFPV 5-in-1 AIO | Under 20g FPV Build Guide
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In this video, I’ll be building a tinywhoop from scratch using some of the latest and greatest FPV parts, including the new BetaFPV 5-in-1 AIO board. With a powerful G473 processor, built-in ExpressLRS, and weighing just 3.8g, this all-in-one board makes for an exciting build.
I’ll be pairing it with RCinpower 0702 27000KV motors and aiming to keep the entire build under 20 grams, using a lightweight BetaFPV air frame and a BetaFPV CO3 camera for a clean, high-quality FPV feed.
This build is simple but not without its challenges – especially when it comes to soldering those small pads! Follow along as I guide you step-by-step through the process, from selecting parts to configuring the final tune.
Whether you’re a seasoned FPV builder or new to tinywhoops, this project is fun, rewarding, and not too difficult. So grab your gear, and let’s get this lightweight whoop in the air!
Parts used in this build:
• BetaFPV 5-in-1 AIO board (FC, ESC, OSD, VTX, ELRS)
• RCinpower 0702 27000KV motors
• BetaFPV Air frame
• BetaFPV CO3 Camera
• BetaFPV Canopy
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