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The latest FS-i6X TX has both.

Sounds like you threw a c-clip, it's on the bottom and fits into a slot of the shaft. Although some newer designs use a shaft screw.

Maybe some help here:

This one rocked, coolest zombies ever. This one has it's moments.

https://www.banggood.com/Eachine-E33-2_4G-6CH-6-Axis-Gyro-With-Headless-Mode-LED-Light-RC-Quadcopter-RTF-p-1134307.html?P=S2292015656012015045 https://www.banggood.com/Eachine-E33W-WiFi-FPV-With-Camera-Headless-Mode-LED-Light-RC-Quadcopter-RTF-p-1134308.html?P=S2292015656012015045

You'd be better served with a newer FS TX that has PPM/Ibus. Better response and less wires. https://www.banggood.com/Flysky-X6B-2_4G-6CH-i-BUS-PPM-PWM-Receiver-for-AFHDS-i6s-i6-i6x-Transmitter-p-1101513.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN

Tons of YouTube vids out there.

Here ya go, it is shipped via ePacket, which is considerably quicker than China Post. https://www.ebay.com/itm/JJRC-H22-2-4G-4CH-6-Axis-Gyro-Headless-3D-Inverted-Flight-RC-Quadcopter-Q6A5/253552283598?epid=26017828775&hash=item3b08e4cfce:g:45oAAOSwaVRazIC0

So?

Well the first thing I'd check is the battery voltage right when it comes of the charger. It needs to be close to 12.6V.

https://www.gearbest.com/rc-quadcopters/pp_230530.html?vip=4443236&gclid=CjwKCAjwlIvXBRBjEiwATWAQIusyczDYhtbGE_EkFRSD4Z9wdJsTSClVmvazljjYvFb22ircSVb-sBoCFMUQAvD_BwE

Sure looked it. :) This was the test for my motors.

You can put put whatever you want on it. Also note you'll want to add some sort of anti-vibration mount. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Shock-Absorber-Anti-Vibration-Camera-Mount-Gimbal-PTZ-for-Syma-X8-RC-Drone-Q9K5/253050871086?hash=item3aeb01dd2e:g:mDkAAOSwfR1ZbYEE That one weighs in at ~40 grams...

You're coming with me to explain it to the wife.

Don't like it, it doesn't have a direct voltage lead, it can only charge one battery at a time through the balance ports = slow. Along those lines this makes more sense. It has a main lead for the actual changing, the balance ports are strictly for balancing...

These aren't reviews just compilations of stock pictures and copy/paste specs. I guess he's trying to get on the good side of the retailers for some free stuff. Does this official Eachine promo look familiar?

Actually 2000mAh, unless things have changed recently. To the OP, these seem good from a trusted long time manufacterer who I assuming is listing accurate specs...

You picked a doozy. This is for F1: Voltage Display Function + F3: Signal Loss Alarm Function The top connection to the LiPo (you should probably tap into the battery's balance plug) would give you a standard low voltage alarm (I'd set to 3.4V from the default 3.7V - note that should work...

Those have a nicer, full base.