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Andrew showed off his collection of drones—ranging from lightweight, legal "toothpicks" to larger, more powerful models—each serving different practice or competition purposes. Because of frequent crashes, these pilots spend hours repairing and fine-tuning their equipment, often at home due to the absence of dedicated repair centers.

A Hobby Requiring Dedication and Caution

Singapore's strict no-fly zones limit outdoor flying spaces, adding logistical challenges. Civil aviation authorities restrict certain areas to ensure safety, meaning pilots must seek open fields or indoor venues for practice and racing.

Despite these hurdles, the community remains passionate. Many see FPV drone racing as a mental and physical challenge—an adrenaline rush that’s worth every dollar and crash.