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That is some tight flying bro!

Some very intricate soldering is required to get the old DALRC F405 board to work with individual escs. Soldering isn't my best skill but I think this will work:

"whipping it and proposing...." It's illegal to film that in New York......oh, wait, you meant the drone lol. JK,good luck have a safe trip. Remember stuff is only illegal if you get caught!

Here she is with props after a test flight but no camera or VTX yet. This thing is gonna rip!! The DALRC F405 is a very good fc. Hovering in the kitchen I was able to take my thumb off the throttle and just let it hover about 3-4 inches off the ground. It just stays there without throttle...

This one is coming along nicely, just got the motors soldered and everything is working well. Parts used so far: TBS V3 5"frame Emax Eco 2306 2450kv motors Racerstar 30amp lite ESCs Geprc PDB DALRC F405 fc

Try updating your naze 32 to cleanflight 2.2, works great on mine. Don't forget to calibrate your escs. Also check the min/max throttle values. Mine wanted a specific number there, like 1987 for max. Those older components can be quirky.

Looks fun:

I seriously would love to travel up your way and try some salmon fishing, looks like a good time! Cool video bro

Do not buy that tx, it is outdated. I'm not sure it will even work for a quadcopter. Hey the flysky i6 or the i6x. If you get your choice of reciever with the tx choose the x6b reciever.

I've seen this ad pop up in my news feed lol it's aimed at newbies who know nothing about drones. I might've bought it myself 4 years ago.

I'm pretty sure going under is okay but going over would cause problems.

Thanx captain!

I've been trying to tune this vintage quad using afro 12 amp escs and naze f3 fc lol. It flies fairly well and the camera is the old $15 firefly:

If I was going to spend $400 on a quad it would be this:

1. You'll also need a power distribution board which should come with an xt60 connector so that also answers #3 question.

Also something to keep in mind you'll notice those motors come in two different kv ratings 1700 and 2400. The 1700s are designed for 6s batteries, The 2400s are designed for 4s batteries.

Those ESCs are under powered for those motors, you'll want at least 30 amp.