LUCKY DIP · Sub250 Whoopfly16 Analog 1S (TBS Crossfire Nano RX): Untested Return, Sold As-Is
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What was reported
Unknown: return paperwork didn’t survive.
Our take
Looks brand new with a TBS Crossfire Nano RX fitted. Untested by us; could be change-of-mind or an unfound fault. If the motors won’t spin, the Redfox A1 F4 AIO (analog VTX version) is a straight swap.
Repair hint
Bench test props-off with a smoke stopper; the AIO is the usual suspect if motors don’t spin.
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LUCKY DIP: faulty customer return, sold as-is. No returns, no warranty.
This listing is for one returned Sub250 Whoopfly16 ultra-light analog 1S tiny whoop (TBS Crossfire Nano RX version). It looks brand new, and has been sitting on the returns shelf since. We could pay to freight it back to the overseas supplier, but we'd rather it went to someone who can fix it.
How the price works: it starts at $140 and drops every night at midnight for 30 days, down to a $45 floor. The floor price only lasts 24 hours. If nobody grabs it, the price goes back up to $140 and the 30-day countdown starts again. Wait too long and you could miss it, or have to wait another month.
About the photos: these are photos of a new one, for reference only. They don’t show this unit or its condition. Want photos of the actual item? Email us at hello@phaserfpv.com.au and we’ll send some.
What we know
This one's paperwork didn't survive, so we don't know why it came back. It looks brand new, with the TBS Crossfire Nano RX fitted.
Our take
- Untested by us. It could be a change-of-mind return, or have a fault we haven't found. Bench test it (props off, smoke stopper) before flying.
- A common Whoopfly16 failure is the Sub250 Redfox A1 F4 AIO's ESC (motors not spinning). If you hit that, the analog-VTX version of the AIO is a straight swap, and we stock it.
- Worst case: parts: frame and ducts, 4 motors, camera, canopy and the TBS Crossfire Nano RX.
Specs (when working)
- Sub250 Whoopfly16, 1.6" ducted ultra-light whoop, 1S
- AIO: Sub250 Redfox A1 F4 with 5A 4-in-1 ESC and analog VTX
- Receiver: TBS Crossfire Nano RX (915MHz) · battery lead: A30
Chips on the board (for parts hunters)
- FC: Whoopfly16 Redfox A1 F4 5A 4-in-1 1S AIO
- MCU: STMicro STM32F411
- IMU / gyro: TDK InvenSense ICM-42688-P
- OSD: AT7456E
Chips are as listed by the manufacturer for this model, not checked on this exact unit. They make it a handy donor for repairs.
Sold as-is, please read
- Lucky Dip items are untested or known-faulty returns sold at a special price.
- No returns, refunds, exchanges or warranty claims, including DOA. You're buying it exactly as described.
- Photos are of a new one, for reference only. Your unit is the returned whoop and may not include every accessory.