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I'd say your setup looks good. Just guessing, maybe too much voltage for those tiny motors?

Sweet flying bro after watching your video I raised my super rates up a little too.

It's really up to you to decide how you want it to be built, that's the best reason to build your own. If you are unsure of how you want it to be, go to youtube and watch some build videos. As to the "best" way to do it? Lol it's very subjective.

Oh wow I just realized that frame is different than most frames as the electronics are on the bottom, never saw that design before. Looks interesting.

Single ESCs are the way to go, much easier to replace. Looks like that'll be a very nice quad, let us know how she flies!

Everyone always asks what is the best drone to learn fpv? https://www.hobby-wing.com/arris-c250-fpv-racing-quad-fpv-rtf-combo-with-ev800-goggle.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIvvmV_J_o5AIV6R-tBh27fQ7REAQYASABEgKFg_D_BwE

Sweet quad bro love the wizard! Is it just the regular x220 or is there an "s" or "hv" after, that matters as they are all built with different components. If it's just the regular wizard, set your esc protocol to oneshot125 and do a calibration. Hook up the betaflight and blheli, make sure...

I've got that same exact charger, I never charge above 1amp otherwise weird stuff happens.

Yeah everyone is raving about the new DJI hd fpv digital system, it does look incredibly awesome however I'm going to wait for the much cheaper eachine clone that's sure to come out eventually lol. If you are serious about learning to build: Just build a couple of those and get some fatshark...

That's a pretty sweet underwater fpv vehicle. You could search for sunken treasure all day. Needs a mechanical arm with a basket to put all the gold coins in you're sure to find. Oddly enough the fish seemed attracted to the lights. Were those trout?

If you are using Dshot I don't think it plays the calibration chimes.

You said earlier in your post that you had your reciever hooked to uart 6? According to this sbus will only work with uart1: https://github.com/iNavFlight/inav/issues/3895

Looks like you'll need to solder a jumper near the sbus pad:

Looks like fun bro. When are we gonna see some drone footage of you chasing roos?

Also, I recently did a "retro build" where the outdated escs I was using wanted the min and max throttle to be set to a specific number, they wouldn't work til I did that.

Calibrate the escs? Using dshot, oneshot etc.? Checked in to blheli to make sure escs look okay? Using a smoke stopper? (I actually freaked once when I had the same problem lol.) Many different things could cause this.

This was the video that made me want to fly fpv lol. Thanx for posting!

Haven't tried any of the position hold, rth stuff but it does sounds handy especially for los flights. As far as sbus, yes I think it was my f4 boards that have pads specially for sbus, should be no problem.

I've actually been thinking about flashing inav to my 450 with a f4 V5 but not too sure if my drivers are up to it. Waypoints mode and gps control does sound cool so maybe aerial photography isn't all a bore lol.

Thanx for watching bro! Yep I subject my flight videos to the ©bots lol.