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I have a family member that bought that quad from a friend of his, just so he could inspect his roof of the house he was building... or at least that was his excuse. He has quite the controller setup too... seemed to fly pretty great.

Hmm ok... only because I already have a list to go off for myself.. I planned on putting a Pixhawk FC on a Tarot Ironman frame in the future. Pixhawk Flightcontroller with MissionPlanner may be a little better than iNav. x1 Pixhawk Flight Controller x1GPS Module x4 Emax 905kv Brushless...

Why not just buy a DJI like everybody else?

My current quad that I usually fly is currently grounded due to the fact that a motor is missing a c-clip. I have the clips, but of coarse all the screws are stripped! So instead of trying to deal with that issue, I decided to be stubborn and throw together an entire new build... similar, but...

Ahhh… so that explains why he was so willing to crash n smash that Phantom in the beginning of the video.

Haha that's great.. Need to watch to the end for the disclaimer though. I was trying to figure out how serious it was, because I was like "there's no way those motors can lift an entire cooler full of ice and beer.." Love the video!

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Its time to watch the Stanley Cup. Put the soldering iron down and grab a beer!

Maybe check this guy out. He has a whole playlist full of useful info for you. That video is just the introduction to the playlist. I'm trying to add just the link, but the forum keeps changing the YouTube link to a media haha sorry for the confusion Try this <-------- Link to the playlist

Yes. So some motors already spin a certain direction, but usually you will need to cross the wires to switch from CW to CCW (vice versa). Example: A to A -- B to C -- C to B will change the motor direction. I usually buy cheap Racerstar motors.. they run fine but the quality assurance isn't...

Correct w/ wiring so far. Those 920kv will work much better than those 2300kv motors from your previous post on a 500 build. The protocol (Dshot 150, 600, 1200, etc..) should be noted in the item description. If not, just try out different ones. Usually they can handle more than one protocol...

I think there is a setting in the transmitter (remote controller) that you have to switch to ibus. This is just a thought... I might be remembering it incorrectly. I have been on ibus/sbus for quite a while.. and I'm not around my Flysky transmitter to take a look at the moment.

Ohhh. That's b-e-a-utiful..

Try just a google search for "Impulserc driver fixer".. it was the first option for me and it downloaded everything I need driver related. I am also on a fairly new Windows 10 laptop so not sure if older models will make a difference.. EDIT: or just go to this link...

Software and electrical engineer.. I think he can handle it. Go ahead and build that Ferrari!

Hot damn.. if his quad did that, he must of had shot guns for the motors. I agree, about the branches though.. Maybe this is a feature that can be turned on and off for bench testing.

Preheat convection oven to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C). Rub drone breasts with olive oil and sprinkle both sides with salt and Creole seasoning. Place drone in a broiler pan. Bake in the preheated oven for 10 minutes. Flip drone and cook until no longer pink in the center and the juices run...

FrSky Transmitter. TBS Unify Pro. Fatshark Goggles... Go BIG or Go HOME! Haha that is one hell of a first build in my opinion.

I have been flying with some lousy Eachine VR007 goggles the past two years and just recently bought those goggles rtf bundle as a personal birthday present to myself.. and now I know what I have been missing out on. I love them!

FPV Goggles have a receiver in them. Or you can get something like this that will plug into an android device and you can see the video after downloading a free app. Curious.. do you already have a FrySky radio transmitter? (remote controller)