I Built The World's FASTEST DJI Neo 2

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  @JustinBainbridgeYT · 4 months ago (edited) · pinned

  After watching this back I realised that the Neo 2 actually uses props-in config and not props out 🤦‍♂️ <br>That probably explains the helicopter mode 😅 I blame DJI&apos;s weird looking props and my sleepy brain during the motor swap 😴<br>Either way, I guess it made things more exciting 😂<br>Hope you enjoyed the video 😊 <br>What do you think to the Neo 2&apos;s journey?

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  @NeMoKrK · 4 months ago

  you could say you built a new drone in the neo2 drone housing

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  @thehyperspeed · 4 months ago

  I&apos;m glad you tried it so we didn&apos;t have to.

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  @martindusek6088 · 4 months ago

  Ship of Theseus of the 21st century.

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  @張恩瑜-e9y · 4 months ago

  Even though it&apos;s no longer a stock Neo 2 after all these modifications, I really admire the research and effort you put into this build!

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  @alanwyatt · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdUkre-Q8a0&amp;t=780">13:00</a> you&apos;ve invented the flying saucer, sir!

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  @2007crf450r · 2 hours ago

  i love watching someone making something custom rc nice job

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  @darylvoyager9212 · 3 months ago

  Being new in drone flying, I am amazed of what you did.

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• AN

  @andyfry.wireless · 4 days ago

  No idea how I bumped into your channel. No matter. It&apos;s ACE. Thank you 😊

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  @HolyCowOne · 4 months ago

  Brilliant video—it had me glued to my chair the whole time. You not only created a new drone but also built a sense of connection among your followers who appreciate this incredible work. I’d been searching for physical DJI hacks for a while and hadn’t found any until this one—big thumbs up, mate. 🤠👍🏻 🚨Please read this bit bellow🚨<br><br> About a month ago, after seeing so many videos of drones falling from the sky, I thought about an emergency parachute system for DJI drones. I did some research and came across some interesting parachuting concepts, and one in particular caught my eye. It was a system designed for children and enthusiasts that launched a toy with a parachute, but in this case, it had a separate RC controller that deployed the chute from an enclosure on an RC plane. That’s how I came up with my idea, but due to my lack of electronics knowledge, I let it go. Maybe you could be the right person to take on this project—it has great potential for a solid return if you pull it off, and I think many people would be interested. The person I mentioned was selling his system priced it at around $200, which I believe is a fair amount people would pay to protect their equipment. I hope this idea is useful to you and becomes a reality—and if you can, please send me a prototype, I’d greatly appreciate it. Thanks again, mate, and thanks for the video. I wish I had the skills to work with electronics.

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  @VictorYanez_ · 4 months ago

  Just got into FPV with my avata, hit 50mph stock with help from the wind. Can&apos;t imagine hitting 100 on a Neo 😭🔥

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  @ColSam458 · 4 months ago

  Very entertaining, Justin. Great to see the build and the challenges faced and over come! Kept me hooked all the way to the end!

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