Kwadverse :: A Micro FPV Podcast

Send us Fan Mail What happens when FPV freestyle is judged not by opinions, but by equal parts flow , style and difficulty? In this episode, we step inside the freestyle dreams of Baboo FPV—a pilot whose imagination was shaped by years of parkour, skateboarding, and a relentless drive to push the micro-FPV Freetyle movement. What began as an idea for a new community micro- freestyle contest quickl...

Send us Fan Mail The MaxxFrames M2 is more than carbon fiber and geometry. It wasn’t born in a polished workshop or corporate lab. It was born in the bandos — abandoned concrete playgrounds where broken windows, tight gaps, and unforgiving crashes shaped every line of its design. What started as a machine for surviving freestyle sessions escaped those buildings and spread worldwide, flying through...

Send us Fan Mail City noise, steel, motion, rhythm.  He packs light, hops the train, and disappears into the pulse of New York City—seeing lines where others see limits. A micro-FPV freestyle pilot with a skate-inspired style, he turns the air around him into a flowing, cinematic skatepark. But it’s not just about the tricks. It’s about presence. Catching moments like filming "Pulling up the...

Send us Fan Mail From the streets of New Jersey to the misty forests and rugged coastline of the Pacific Northwest, FPV pilot Jimmy Sprinkles has carved out a path defined by motion, perspective, and purpose. In this episode, we explore how flying through towering trees, cascading waterfalls, and windswept cliffs reshaped not just his piloting style—but his entire way of seeing the world. Jimmy’s...

Send us Fan Mail This month we welcome Trex. VTX to the Kwadverse.  He slips into forgotten spaces, hidden sculptures, quiet vantages, places that feel half-asleep. His drones are small enough to disappear and what they capture feels less like footage and more like dreams. Color-rich. Surreal. His flights match the frequencies around him — not just radio, but energy. The moment when the hum of the...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s episode is a little more laid-back and a lot more FPV. We’ve got three micro-FPV pilots at the table, batteries charged and goggles off, sitting down to talk about what’s happening right now in the FPV world. From recent events and races to trends, tech, and what’s getting pilots excited—or frustrated—we’re just kicking back and talking shop. If you love tiny drones and bi...

Send us Fan Mail Three years ago, we sat down with a pilot who was quietly refining what “ clean-builds ” meant in micro-FPV. Since then, the scene has evolved, the tech has leveled up, and his work has only gotten sharper. If you’ve spent any time scrolling MayoFPV’s Instagram, you’ve seen it—build after build, polished, intentional and flawless. No clutter. No noise. Just precision. From NYC, Ma...

Send us Fan Mail The world slows down, and every stick movement feels like rhythm.  This month, we welcome Wind_Rapport to the Kwadverse. With over a decade of developing extreme throttle precision and silky low lines, he's crafted massive, flowing maneuvers that never break pace.  Wind_Rapport is a pilot whose flying is equal parts power and poetry. Flow isn’t just found… it’s felt above the...

Send us Fan Mail This month we’re crossing into the world of analog aesthetics and ultra-smooth precision. We welcome “Protten” to the Kwadverse. A micro-FPV pilot whose flights feel more like brushstrokes than maneuvers — blending creativity, rhythm, and an unmistakably human touch. His drone hovers right on the edge of art and flight, whether he’s in the bando or flying proxy in an empty parking...

Send us Fan Mail 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 r...

Send us Fan Mail The bell rings, class is in session.  We welcome SiegeFPV to the Kwadverse this month and his passion for the subject makes 90 minutes feel like 20.  You see, he’s not just flying — he’s crafting visual experiences that blend technical precision with an unmistakable personal and artistic philosophy. So if you’re listening while building, driving in the car or just dreaming of your...

Send us Fan Mail This month we welcome NeissFPV to the Kwadverse. This one is all about firsts. That first adrenaline rush, first shaky thumbs, and first taste of flying on the edge. He just pulled off his very first building dive, a HUGE moment every freestyle pilot remembers and then threw himself into his first-ever freestyle competition, IGOW 5! From sweaty palms and pre-send jitters to mid-ai...

Send us Fan Mail This month, we welcome FPVJerry, a German FPV pilot who’s freestyle guerilla whooping is not just his style… it’s a rebellion: Against routine. Against the grind. Against gravity. So charge the packs, check for Karens, and get ready for a ride through the back alleys of the German FPV underground. This is the story of chasing freedom through flight, and finding escape in the rush...

Send us Fan Mail This month we welcome Baboo FPV to the Kwadverse.  An amazing and humble pilot whose lines bring unique perspectives from Parkour and Skateboarding.  His FPV journey has taken him from the vibrant landscapes of Brazil to the towering steel and stone of New York City. Along the way, he’s filmed with icons like Bam Margera, threading his drone through chaos and creativity alike. His...

Send us Fan Mail 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 fl...

Send us Fan Mail This month we get deeper into the digital microFPV web with Spider Sugar!  Known for his mixture of guerilla-whooping adventures and hard-charging concrete and steel bando-bashing, Spider discusses the pros and cons of the 65mm vs 75mm O4 whoops, motor KVs that mystically appeared to him and killed the jello dragon and best of all, how to have a blast flying FPV with the homies! ...

Send us Fan Mail Don’t forget to tip your delivery driver!  This month we welcome PizzaDaddyFPV to the Kwadverse.  He has built everything from the cinelifter to the tiny whoops and is well known for his cinematic flights in downtown Denver and the mountains and snowscapes of Colorado.  He’s traveled the world with a background and passion for photography, so it’s little wonder that PizzaDaddy tak...

Send us Fan Mail Wax is BACK!  In this redux episode, we check back in with Waxless as he's made pretty huge moves since starting in FPV, including seshing with the NYC guerrilla whoop gang, getting a feature in FlyTribe with his repair tent at Beast of the East, and just become an all-around legend for helping the micro-FPV community troubleshoot under the guise of "FPV Help Desk."...

Send us Fan Mail This month we welcome VirginFPV to the Kwadverse.  A super creative, full send adventure FPV pilot who just happens to have a passion for micro-FPV tinys, as he calls them.  From late nights on Google Maps scouting the greatest waterfalls, mountains and seaside cliffs France has to offer, to hitting the spots in real life with full abandon, Virgin takes us with him for those Epic...

Send us Fan Mail Holy Catfish! This month we welcome Nick Burns to the Kwadverse.  Motor post to motor post it’s 90 minutes of FPV history from the Eachine EO11 to the SavageBee Pusher through the bench views and flight tests of one of our greatest micro-FPV test pilots.  Nick tells us what makes him tick, how 11,926,715 YouTube views became something that connects him to the community he loves so...

Send us Fan Mail This month we welcome MOE FPV to the Kwadverse.  Whether he's ripping his back yard from a lawn chair, flowing around the WhoopHaus or diving big structures around the world, you’ll see it and wonder if that’s a 6S 5inch or a 1S whoop.  I don’t know where he gets the incredible speed and finesse for every build- I guess we’ll hope the master shares his secrets. Support the sh...

Send us Fan Mail This month we welcome Insurgent_Acro to the Kwadverse.  Sometimes, a pilot comes on the scene and shows a facet no one ever imagined.  Flying from a custom CRT monitor retrofitted for FPV is just one of the creative ways he approaches analog micro-FPV in a digital world.  He’s a hard charger and ready to rule the skies----all while listening to the voices in his head telling him t...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we meet Shauny_D, a soft-spoken dude who hits hard on the sticks!  Here's a pilot that can self-powerloop in a tent and also Sbang a Tiny Whoop out in the open.  He talks us through his time as a pilot since discovering FPV while doing work-realted research and how he found his passion for Tiny Whoops through the simple enjoyment of micro-FPV.  He's got...

Send us Fan Mail We welcome BACK FPV Vegan, the inspiring, enigmatic and super humble master of guerilla whooping.  In this second episode with Vegan, we discuss all of the amazing developments in his FPV life, from filming 28 Grams with Botgrinder, to peaking on the Manhattan Takeover---- Empire State, Central Park Tower, the Highline, Washington Square, The Brooklyn Doom tower and anywhere his a...

Send us Fan Mail Monkey. D.Cluffy is fresh off of a guerrilla-whoop adventure in San Francisco, California!  He is a New Jersey area professional photograper who also just happens to rip tiny whoops and micros.  His street style shines through to everything from his photograpy to his flying and FPV builds.  Enjoy a very chill episode with a guy who loves FPV for all the right reasons! Support the...