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Oh..almost forgot..flight weight with camera installed before i cut out a chunk of plastic to get to the memory card...Add 1 gram to the number..no battery door again before taking the shot..sigh.

Ok, all isnt lost...i got the set up inside the body..i was able to get the memory card in but cant get it back out..haha. The on/off switch is coming out due to it not working properly and the battery plug from the fcb needs to be used the old fashioned way and not in that nice little easy to...

This proposal to mount the camera inside the shell is not going to work at least in the x5c-1 body shell...mounting everything is no problem...the problem is no way to get the memory card in and out due to lack of space inside the body and even if there was you would have to disassemble the quad...

Add 1 gram to the weight above..i didnt have the battery door installed when i took the weight so, flight weight is 82.4g and not 81.4g. Next ill be installing the camera inside the body.

Be sure to fly the H8 mini with the bayang x9 controller.;) The jjrc 1000 is not without a transmitter flaw despite its capabilities...The stock tx has this auto flip function at x percentage of throttle given...its a real speed killer....If you have a Tarantula x6 tx or any WL toys 2x2 type...

Second half of the body completed...I was able to do this without removing all the electronics from the body and made it as easy as possible for myself....you do need to lift out the motor holder assembly but that not difficult at all to do...it just pulls up of the plastic stud...I removed...

Should just return it then...If your battery is properly charged and, the transmitter has good batteries in it and, you followed the proper binding procedure and, it doesnt work then its time to send it back as a defect. You can find the binding procedure on youtube if seeing how to do it would...

Haha..i was slow pressing the post button.

Nice....on the x5c i have a control board with no space between it and the battery compartment...just some plastic strips to keep from hitting the board when sliding in the battery...Ill have to raise my control board to make a space to fit the camera board between it and the battery, as far in...

That virgin feeling...hahaha......im not sure i would feel it if i register my x8c...Government has had their way with me a few times.

How did you go about mounting the camera?..im about to do this with my x5c-1..im not sure of any differences inside the shells between the x5c and x5s and w models but the body does seem to be a bit bigger..They are pretty much downsized X8C styled bodies.

To stop all diy you would have to stop all parts sales...good luck with that.

Here's a pic of the flight weight recorded with the stock battery installed....Also, weight without a battery installed...This is still without the lower half of the body lightened and no excess wire removed...looking at another 3 grams there...This makes wonder what ill be able to do to the...

I did an inside flight with the stock battery at 84g flight weight (no camera no skids)... just hovering around and making whatever corrections needed to not crash into a wall or fly into the ceiling from any drifting....I used my phones timer to get a time..Im figuring in like 5 seconds after...

Sheesh..alot of work for .1g but thats what i got by removing the ribs on the battery door. Stock battery door 1.1g Modded 1g

(*Face palms self)..i thought i read the tx bar was the one going out... i need more sleep..haha.

Update on that last mod i was going to try...what i wanted to do was remove the light lenses...I did remove one and got a weight .2g so all 4 would be .8g....I then wanted to use those colored plastic paper protectors or paper inserts you find in the stationary department of most any...

That would be awesome...im just waiting to see if it actually works in reviews.

Sounds like battery terminal issues inside the Tx..maybe a cold solder or loose connection inside.

Updated stage 1 weight loss #8. Stock upper shell 14.4g After lightening mods 13.2g...Leave the motor holder studs in place and the studs at the very end of the arms !!!!!!!!... i also chose to leave the switch alignment/ holder in place to not have a loose switch...If we add this to our...