Show Notes
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 show Thank you to our Sponsors, MaXX Frames and MtnMicro.com. Thank you to Samuel Good...
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