Is there a way to calculate my Cinewhoop's MTOW or MTOM?

[D_The_Producer]

Hi again friends! As I stated last week, I am new around here and also to the FPV world (though I'm an EASA certified pilot since last year and I am in several of this network of drone forums) I've been reading and watching videos like crazy the past few weeks but some questions still pop to my mind.


I bought an Eachine Cvatar 2.5 inch 6S cinewhoop and I am quite confused about what's the MTOW (or MTOM) as I cannot find it anywhere in the technical sheet. I am still in the process of getting batteries for it, as they are all outta stock until September and won't get home until mid month, but also I am still not quite sure about what battery I should get judging by its weight, as I simply do not know the MTOW. I am planning on flying this drone with my GoPro Hero 8 and its water case for protection (as I am a noob and probably will crash a few time, I am guessing) but calculating the total weight of around 575 g (using the heavist battery that I saw, which was 180 g) seems to me like a lot of weight and I am afraid that the motors won't be able to handle it.

Please forgive my ignorance. Thanks very much in advance!

PS: Somebody on my last post recommended me the series of videos "How to FPV" by Mr Steele and they were simply FANTASTIC, thank you once again if you read this!

 

[Fast and Curious]

You're welcome, Albert Kim uses the equivalent of a 550mah 6s. 400mah is more agile, 750mah is the biggest I would go with. Maximum takeoff weight/mass shouldn't affect your decision on batteries too much as you want to have a large margin between thrust and weight, 2-1 thrust to weight is minimum and some of the fastest 5 inches have a 12-1 ratio.

 

[D_The_Producer]

You're welcome, Albert Kim uses the equivalent of a 550mah 6s. 400mah is more agile, 750mah is the biggest I would go with. Maximum takeoff weight/mass shouldn't affect your decision on batteries too much as you want to have a large margin between thrust and weight, 2-1 thrust to weight is minimum and some of the fastest 5 inches have a 12-1 ratio.

I'm so sorry for such a late response. Thank you so much for your help man, I have been doing a lot of research based on your comments on my several posts and it's helped me A LOT.
Truly thankful!!!!