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If you want all out speed look into a jjrc 1000 with a different controller (tarantula x6) or maybe the H8 mini or Jungchen 3015...All speed rockets. The H8 mini can also be used with the bayang X9 controller. Glad you have your other quad figured out.

I will be adding two more stage 1 weight loss mods soon..stay tuned.

Stage 3 has somewhat begun..more to follow.

Oh nice..i never noticed the different style props in other pics before...Im on the edge of my seat to find out how the altitude hold works out and if they changed protocol again... Very X8'ish in design...hopefully that x8 style tx has decent range.

Ok, fair enough....The x9 is more than capable outdoors in high rates but is also a great small room indoor flyer. I would keep one on your mind to try out one these days...i dont think it would disappoint you. Let us know how the new quad works out.

It also has an up to date re calibration procedure that is easy to do when you need it...The controller is bigger and more powerful giving you more range as well.

Could be the gyro going nuts to that one motor fluctuating power on and off quickly. If i may suggest, i would recommend something considered better if you were interested? The Bayang X9 is an amazing flyer and very cheap to repair as well as parts available for it almost everywhere...You can...

I checked for a re calibration procedure as well and there is none really aside from making sure its on as level of a surface as possible...this is some old school re calibrating. Its possible something went wrong in the board when trying the different tx...I dont know exactly what happen with...

So it is ok when you went back to the stock TX? Or you have a problem now with the stock TX?

Aluminum is a crappy conductor compared to copper but if weight is a concern and the aluminum wire is supplying the needed amount of current then so be it. Silver is the number one conductor followed by copper..i think aluminum falls in around 10th place for conductivity of metals.

I would search how to calibrate the quad first and go from there..Re calibrating may very well solve your issue. The gyros can sometimes act funny supplying one motor with more power thinking its moving in a direction its not. If that doesn't solve it i would try a motor...if that doesnt do it...

Updates to range mods on level 2.

Ok, i have full confirmation of an X8C transmitter binding and flying an X5C and an X5C-1 but heres the catch.. For the X5C it only binds to the Version 3 FCB and for the X5C-1 it only binds to the version 6 FCB which i do have in mine...I bound it earlier tonight and everything is working...

Removing the color wrapping shouldnt make it any more prone to puncture as the stock battery would..it will still have the aluminum shield wrapping under the marketing wrapper and look like a no name china battery.

I weighed the venom packs to compare to the stock syma battery. Stock Syma 500mah 20C (14.5g) 600mah 30c (17.2g) +2.7g 700mah 35c (18.4g) +3.9g Im almost tempted to remove the wrapping on the 600mah to lower the weight...The turnigy nano tech 750 wrapping is worth 1 gram of weight...

Was only expecting one venom battery today but, received both, which was a surprise....Still waiting for the three 500mah 25c batteries from china.

How tight will the micro plug fit back into a micro connector once the ears are trimmed?..It would certainly open up more battery options without changing plugs but i wouldnt want a connection that wobbled or came out too easily.

Parts arent being sold for it as of yet.

Im still waiting to be able to use some donated parts from another project to finish this one..Its still active just waiting..haha.

I enjoyed my x4 untill a crash in the grass broke an arm off the body...Its a good flyer just in a crappy body...Dont expect to be able to crazy glue it back together either...i dont know what kind of plastic it uses but crazy glue does not adhere to it. The Nihui U807 is a really nice quad for...