What did you get in the mail today?

RENOV8R

RENOV8R

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Don't know if anybody wants to participate or if the mods will allow, but I thought I'd start a fun thread on what the mailman brought you today. I'll start

2X drive gear and shaft set, 2X motor set and landing gear for my X6 Tarantula (which self-destructed on the weekend haha)

2X 12" Genfam props

2X 10" Genfam props

2X low voltage alarm buzzers
 
A backup zmr 250 frame an adjsustable camera mount and a lost quad buzzer that i can hook up a tx switch on. Long grass season is here.
 
Just had to go pick up the FTDI USB Adapter that I ordered from Banggood on the 27th Feb… it FINALLY arrived today! (Well, that's a lie - it actually arrived last Friday, but today's the first time I had a chance to drop-by the post office to pick it up!)
 
Yeah, we've got some pretty big Wally's here too. Here's one of my favorite old pics. 12 lb Florida bass
 

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ImmersionRC Vortex arrived yesterday.
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Up till now my quads have been bought Ready To Fly (RTF). This however was Almost Ready to Fly (ARF). What I didn't realise was that was the equivalent to buying a car with no steering or brakes. I couldn't find any instructions online on how to fit the Flysky TX/RX to the quad, and how to program it to operate the quad. Having spent most of last night working it all out, I flew my ImmersionRC Vortex properly today for the 1st time. What a machine though, worth every minute of the difficulty setting it up.
 
ChromeFreeDisco said:
ImmersionRC Vortex arrived yesterday.
Q8CWNUJf.jpg

Up till now my quads have been bought Ready To Fly (RTF). This however was Almost Ready to Fly (ARF). What I didn't realise was that was the equivalent to buying a car with no steering or brakes. I couldn't find any instructions online on how to fit the Flysky TX/RX to the quad, and how to program it to operate the quad. Having spent most of last night working it all out, I flew my ImmersionRC Vortex properly today for the 1st time. What a machine though, worth every minute of the difficulty setting it up.
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Those are on my "to get" list. Very cool!
 
ChromeFreeDisco said:
ImmersionRC Vortex arrived yesterday.
Q8CWNUJf.jpg

Up till now my quads have been bought Ready To Fly (RTF). This however was Almost Ready to Fly (ARF). What I didn't realise was that was the equivalent to buying a car with no steering or brakes. I couldn't find any instructions online on how to fit the Flysky TX/RX to the quad, and how to program it to operate the quad. Having spent most of last night working it all out, I flew my ImmersionRC Vortex properly today for the 1st time. What a machine though, worth every minute of the difficulty setting it up.
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Great looking quad, I'm liking the CF arms
 
For U580:
Radiolink R9D receiver
Emax 4 in 1 ESC
2 sets of 10" props
2 sets of 12" props

For ZMR 250:
20 degree video cam mount
30 degree video camera mount
adjustable angle FPV camera mount
 
today i should be getting a tee shirt from j. crew
tomorrow i should get my quanum v2s from ebay

and tuesday i should get my falcon :D
 
ChromeFreeDisco said:
ImmersionRC Vortex arrived yesterday.
Q8CWNUJf.jpg

Up till now my quads have been bought Ready To Fly (RTF). This however was Almost Ready to Fly (ARF). What I didn't realise was that was the equivalent to buying a car with no steering or brakes. I couldn't find any instructions online on how to fit the Flysky TX/RX to the quad, and how to program it to operate the quad. Having spent most of last night working it all out, I flew my ImmersionRC Vortex properly today for the 1st time. What a machine though, worth every minute of the difficulty setting it up.
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If you get sick of that quad, let me know and I'll give you my address so I can take it off your hands. ;)
 
Replacement U807 for the one that burned up in a lipo fire. Great deal you can get a BNF for $23

Another Tarantula X6

I dunno, they're just toys but I still have a blast flying them. You don't have to worry about crashing them, if you do break something they're cheap to fix or replace and they're great for developing your flying skills.
 
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