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I believe he's using SunnySky in that vid. One thing to keep in mind that his rigs are very light. I understand where the OP is coming from, to be able to do quick tweaks right at the field is quite handy.

What FW does your KK2 have? The original FW is pretty useless. One like this comes with Steveis' 1.17S1 Pro. https://www.ebay.com/itm/KK2-1-5-LCD-Flight-Control-Board-V1-17S1PRO-6050MPU-644PA-for-RC-Airplane-FPV/392304213836?hash=item5b57273f4c:g:fQoAAOSwzARc7SFV Although it's a tri, this guy...

Is the motor spinning when you apply power?

And cheap prices.

Like the Vietnam War fiasco and their 'kill them all' directive?

How cold?

Android?

Worth a try.

An occasional import is OK.

Your pic is blurry, does it look squiggly like this?

Stick with the real deal.

A basic multimeter is a good thing to have for many reasons. You don't need anything fancy. This will do the trick...

First thing to do is meter the battery's voltage when your charger says it's done, you want ~ 8.4V.

A lot more thrust with 1045 props and better efficiency.

Peruse this, worth a shot. http://www.symatoys.com/upload/201809/04/201809041600124588.pdf

First off NiMHs don't work well on TXs that don't have a built in voltage regulator, so keep that mind (the Bugs do as does my FS-i6). There is really nothing to work out voltage wise, you just choose the amps (I think I use .6A for 4 batteries in series). Delta Peak just keep on charging till...

Or try simply pushing the left stick UP/DOWN. If it beeps, but doesn't respond, then pull both sticks down and out (opposite corners.)

I think the OP is saying she can't get the TX to bind/pair to the quad.

It hasn't been mentioned but that charger can also handle NiMH rechargeables for your TX using delta peak. One of these should do the trick. Should plug right into your harness...