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Sent a message a few weeks ago, here is the reply from Ohio Senator Rob Portman

Recalibrate, I've had this problem several times, it happens when there is a problem in calibration and your throttle range is basically 0 or non-existent.

Glad it worked, you doing a happy dance? hahahahaha

Yep, and if we as viewers don't get outraged enough to take action like boycotting and that type of thing then there is no reason to stop. However if their viewers did get mad at them each time this happened it would be avoided, but as many people as there are viewing each site, you'd have...

Does it stay on the ground as solid as a rock? It looks like all of the props are wrong. Generally this is the correct configuration: CW====CCW CCW====CW Unless uoir flight controller calls for different I'd suggest switching the props around, I highlighted the leading edge to...

I've had Txs come and end up being listed as the wrong band hahahaha Might get one 8ch and one 32ch, or triple check that you will have overlapping frequencies.

That should work, say you're sick and run home hahahahaha.

Same results for me too hahahaha

Check for a bent shaft, and make sure your balancing rig is good. Try to isolate the problem with one motor at a time.

Given all of this info then I'd certainly suggest the DJI inspire v2 or Phantom 4. 23 minute flight times, 5 km range, and gimbaled cameras pre installed with 4K ability. You could order a Phantom 4 and almost fly it out of the box. Hovering will be really easy on this compared to any heli...

As long as the flight controller is being grounded then no reason you can't. I suspect you will be using the power as the common grounds.

The DJI Phantom 4 would be a great choice, though as @Altsickness said, you'll probably want to make sure you can fly by getting a toy grade like a little 15$ Eachine toy. Practice a couple hours flight with it or until you're confident. Then you can take the Phantom out for a few test...

Storage voltage is usually written on the package (99% of the time it will be 3.7v per series). Many chargers will charge to ~4.2v per series, and the point where you stop is really opinion, do you want a few extra seconds of flight time that will cost you a battery sooner, or save a battery...

I think he was making it simpler for newer people, though I think I have heard talk about optimal phase order with bigger biased motors I'm 98% it does not apply here as the phases are all symmetric, and the motors are symmetric with the placement of the coils. Some motors that are...

That is odd, a 2S will charge to around 8.4v while a 3S will charge to around 12.6v. Double check the specs they probably got something wrong.

No, your router uses 2.4gHz more than likely so a cloverleaf would provide no benefits. You could use a higher gain anteana, as it is more directional you will have to keep that in mind, but you could tripple your range in one direction while losing range in other directions.

At 4S you are going to have plenty of power.

Perhaps not like you are used to, it is more of a 2 dimensional pad, usually zigzag shaped, coil shaped, or some repetitive pattern on PCB or a thin clear circuit paper.

IDK though I've made it around 720 degrees ;)

Yeah, but with little gain. You'd also need a right hand or left hand polarized antenna for the receiver.