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Yeah if the battery went bad while it was sitting in the box that may be your only option.

Do you get any beeps at all?

I'm not familiar with that tx but isn't there a way to take out the battery and charge the old fashioned way? I'm not a fan of usb charging especially in a radio.

Basically it depends on the battery you plan on using. If you're using 4s batteries you want the 2400kv motors. 6s you want the 1900kv motors. There are exceptions, of course as Badfish pointed out, you can get either combination to work with tweaks.

Can you get the motors to spin in the betaflight motors tab?

One major difference is a ZMR won't explode if you rear end it lol. I actually like the ZMR, there is plenty of room for any extra electronics and they're inexpensive and plentiful. Only real downside is the arms are fairly thin meaning they'll break in a crash.

Frsky uses open tx. "OpenTX is an open source and free software environment for Transmitters. It is used by thousands of hobbyists and developed by volunteers based on user feedback and requests." I actually like the jumper brand of radios because they're open protocol. I can use spectrum...

Try a 1w vtx, cost about $30-$40 might get you 1km.

The e520s uses wifi for video transmission so fatshark goggles won't work. You need a drone that uses 5.8ghz analog for video transmission.

I saw a dude fly a bugs 3 that looked like that think it was only the wires holding it in lol. Surprisingly flew fairly well.

Very cool flying bro gotta love those 3s!

Look at it from the back with the camera facing away from you and left is left.

Hey I'm thinking about doing a flying wing fpv running on a speedix es20 amp esc and a 1106 2500kv motor fs x6b reciever. Are there any good videos out for such a build?

I really want to put this on a beater kwad and see how well it holds up to rough landings probably much better than the jst but is it better than directly soldering the signal wires strait into the flight controller? Inquiring minds wanna know

What you should do is order the matek f722 board that comes with a simple ribbon cable that IS plug and play with the fchub pdb as shown here. I don't even know how to plug these ribbon cables in lol!!

Close up

It helps to have a pin map, just google omnibus f4 v5 pinmap and you should be able to find something like this pic. Notice the red circle, that's where the plug goes each wire gets soldered to a spot on your pdb.

That could work but it is not "plug and play". You would have to do a little modification and solder some wires together.

You need this:

Upgrade your vtx and reciever module. I hear the dji air unit has a great range and it's all digital.