Send us a text From the screech of subway brakes to the silent hum of four tiny props cutting through the urban sky... we welcome FPVSmurf to the Kwadverse! — he’s pushing the boundaries of big-city tiny whoop sends to see the world from above and share it all one flight at a time. He could be considered one of the most elusive micro drone pilots out of New York City. No sponsor plugs, no face reveals—just a backpack, a transmitter, and a tiny whoop built for stealth and range. When his drone...
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Send us a text From the screech of subway brakes to the silent hum of four tiny props cutting through the urban sky... we welcome FPVSmurf to the Kwadverse! — he’s pushing the boundaries of big-city tiny whoop sends to see the world from above and share it all one flight at a time. He could be considered one of the most elusive micro drone pilots out of New York City. No sponsor plugs, no face reveals—just a backpack, a transmitter, and a tiny whoop built for stealth and range. When his drone...
Send us a text This month we welcome Pacific North Whoop to the Kwadverse. One of the first US-based BetaFPV sponsored pilots, he’s pioneering O4 whoops to turn gray skies into golden lines. Pacific North Whoop takes us on his journey from the earliest whoops, held together with hot glue and a prayer, to his latest custom builds that pack 4K HD into a 75mm whoop package with unique Northwest flavor — a blend of creativity, tech, and a little bit of rebel spirit. Support the show Thank y...
Kwadverse :: A Micro FPV Podcast
Send us a text From the screech of subway brakes to the silent hum of four tiny props cutting through the urban sky... we welcome FPVSmurf to the Kwadverse! — he’s pushing the boundaries of big-city tiny whoop sends to see the world from above and share it all one flight at a time. He could be considered one of the most elusive micro drone pilots out of New York City. No sponsor plugs, no face reveals—just a backpack, a transmitter, and a tiny whoop built for stealth and range. When his drone...
