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Howdy.:)

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Don't sound right to me. A 2S Lipo fully charged is 8.4V. How can pumping 5V into it get it to 8.4V? Unless the batteries have some internal circuitry to up the voltage.

Are you powering on the remote and pairing with the drone?

Keep in mind that any batteries simply connected in parallel (charger off) will naturally self equalize. Let's say one battery reads 4.1V and the other is 3.9V, if you checked them a minute later both would now be at 4V. That said it's not recommended to parallel batteries with a wide...

Probably too big.

No iBus on that one, PWM only.

From the good old days. :)

Do note, although it should fine, at that price it is a knock off.

Seems like it should.

What's odd is Eachine = Banggood, who in the past always seemed to have links to manuals.

I doubt it. I'd stick with a Micro SD Class 10 And above or UHS-1 Micro SD Card, max 32GB. That's from the specs for the Eachine EX4 which appears to be the same quad.

Wrong one, older tech. Get the X with this smaller, lighter, newer RX. https://www.banggood.com/Flysky-FS-i6X-2_4GHz-10CH-AFHDS-2A-RC-Transmitter-With-X6B-i-BUS-Receiver-p-1090406.html?rmmds=search&ID=42482530817&cur_warehouse=USA

Are you recording to an sd card inserted in the drone itself? These antenna kits are cheap with good reviews. https://www.banggood.com/Hubsan-H501S-H107DH502S-Enhanced-FPV-Distance-5_8Ghz-14dBi-Panel-Antenna-2_4GHz-3dBi-Antenna-p-1053146.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN

It should do 4K video, if that's the version you buy. In reviews the 1080p looks quite nice. FWIW in pro photography for photos. they talk in megapixels.

It's electric, he managed a 64 min flight time.

This guy is quite the experimenter, he's always building/trying everything. Currently he's plane obsessed.

No. Just fly and enjoy your quad as is.

Did you use those same ESCs? Those seem to be about as basic/old school as you can get, the kind you would use in a plane. You would have to do some soldering and get an AVR tool to even try updating the firmware. Maybe try a manual ESC calibration? Assuming you are on a budget, and want...

The Syma X8 batts are only 2S, the OP needs a 3S.