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Here you go. ..The quanum nova is probably a little better quality wise than the cheerson but either the cheerson or quanum would be leaps ahead of a brushless conversion for about the same cost but keep in mind its a whole new ball game to set up and fly ,you dont just put in a battery and bind...

If its a digital trim it will sound a long beep when centered...If its not digital you just simply put the sliders in the centers. Im headed for work right now...check out youtube vids on the high low rate thing.

When you crash really hard: FUBAR:eek:

Most of the kits ive read about arent really all that good for the price. I dont think any of them are install and fly...Alot more cost involved and considering the cost of the quad plus the kit its not really all that great and you would be way better off building from scratch or getting into...

These toy quads arent like the more expensive quads with GPS hold and you have to constantly make corrections to the throttle to keep it where you want it...Basically your finger should never leave the throttle stick and like others have said you need to practice moving in small amounts of the...

Try doing a re calibration with the gyros..Make sure all the trims are set in the centers and the quad is on a level surface. 1.) Power up the quad on a level surface 2.) Bind the quad as normal. 3.) Make sure all trims are centered and the quad is in its high rate mode. 4.) Move both the left...