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Both of those are rated for 3s-4s. I ran the 2216s on a 550 with 4s without any issues. http://www.rctigermotor.com/html/2013/Professional_0912/45.html Here is a video I made from my 550.

T-motor would be my choice for a 450mm. http://www.rctigermotor.com/html/2014/Navigator_0808/227.html http://www.rctigermotor.com/html/2013/Professional_0912/44.html

A 6s system is much more efficient than a 3 or 4s propulsion system, which equates to longer flight times. The oscillation that you were experiencing sounds like gain settings were not correctly set. Check to make sure your escs are capable to handle a 6s power supply @mtnmanfpv.

Are you using the cable that came with the controller?

Naza-M V2 (Includes GPS) Shows this at top so it does come with the puck. I would send yours back and get this one. The price is also reduced from 299 which is how much a complete kit has previously been.

I hope you did not pay more than what DJI has them for sale for. http://store.dji.com/product/naza-m-v2

Welcome!

Just use common sense when flying, and you should not have any worries. Most of the rules are just guidelines for hobbyists.

Here you go. http://www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/

Welcome! Can't wait to see some of your work.

I used tape. Never had any issues with them coming out, but you can always upgrade to a nicer one that does have the hardware to hold everything in place.

Lots of props for either! The first looked like it was rtf with everything. The second is better quality, but is much more expensive. It will need a radio, a compatible ccpm receiver, battery(s), charger, and battery monitor. Its not clear which flight controller it comes with.

My vote is for headplays.

It will fly with 4, but then you cannot activate the return to home on demand. I would upgrade to at least 6 if not more. Have you looked at the Tarot Zxy-m? (much better than the lite) http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__84630__Tarot_ZYX_M_Multirotor_GPS_Flight_Control_System.html Good...