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I've flown a Bugs 3 with an SJCam SJ5000x and have been able to get some pretty decent video footage. The key is to use a stabilized sport cam and sly it very slow and smoothly. You can get surprisingly good results.

Roger, it will be a little more agile and you can get a bit more flight time if you ditch the legs and just use the "landing gear" under the motors.

MJX makes the C5820 camera specifically to fit the Bugs 3. It's a little harder to find than the C5830, and even sellers confuse them, so you will need to do a bit of research to ensure you are buying the right one. As far as using the WiFi signal on a GoPro for FPV, I wouldn't even attempt...

It's a re-branded MJX Bugs 3. They're a really nice quad.

One beep = low rate, two beeps = high rate. The rate has nothing to do with throttle, only the rates and limits for pitch, bank, and yaw.

We are in the process of implementing a drone in my facility specifically for inventory control functions. The company that we contracted with is saying they will have a hydrogen fuel cell version ready to deploy by mid-2019, but I'm pretty dubious.

My son is in Wake Forest...looks like the worst of it should pass well south of you guys. The question will be how much rain you're going to get.

Moz, what was the fix for your endpoints issue?

Hey, brushed micros can be a lot of fun.

Welcome!

Regaining orientation when you're flying LOS is a matter of practice and kinda muscle memory. Giving it forward pitch will usually orient you, but if you can't tell direction from forward pitch, you're either traveling directly away from you or directly toward you. A little left or right yaw...

It may be off topic for this site, but it's all RC Moz. I fly other stuff besides quads as well. I'll enjoy seeing how this build goes!

What a beautiful build....

111m is pretty good range for that quad with no major modifications. Throw an AIO fpv camera on or in it and you're off to a start with FPV flying. The Eachine TX03 is pretty cheap and you can set it at 50mw which should give you all the range you can trust the Tx with.

Welcome to the forum!

Can you give us a little more detail on the quad/camera you are using, distance, etc.? Also maybe a sample photo. But to make a long story short, the best solution is to shoot photos in raw format and correct the color and lighting to your heart's content using an application like Adobe Lightroom.

No reason you couldn't, you would just need to modify the connector on the battery or the goggles. However, a replacement battery is $7.79 at Banggood.

Moz, so far this one looks fine. I think the 4:1 ESC was defective in the first one.

The Bugs 3 transmitter is compatible (the F100 is a re-branded MJX Bugs 3)...

What's beeping...the quad or the transmitter? I've flown both the F100 and the original Bugs 3. Trying to remember which does that particular beep pattern and why.