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Vooping is a slang term used to describe vaping while sitting on the toilet...hahaha.

Just a topic which has improved my health 2 fold. Ive had and tried just about everything there is and have settle on one particular set up..Simple and cheap. Two Eleaf 100w mods with either a dripper or one of 2 tanks attached...A Billow V1 or an Orchid V6...Using dual 26g kanthal at .5 ohms...

I just finished vooping:oops:

Any chance you've calibrated the quad?

Try this. 1. Plug the battery in on the quad. 2. Immediately place on flat, level surface 3. Wait about 10 seconds for gyros to initialize. 4. Turn on transmitter, move left stick up and down until you hear a beep. 5. Set transmitter to 100% rate mode. 6. Move both sticks to lower-left corner...

I would check youtube on that..Maybe try "how to calibrate a JJRC H8D"..See what shows up..Its a very simple procedure..Involves a few movements of the sticks and the quad being on level ground.

The toy quads all have pre determined protocols..Unless you could solder in a different non dsm module into the radio, then that would be a no go on using that radio with it... There are some models that use dsm2 protocol but they arent cheap models...I think the Blade NQX uses dsm2 protocol...

A price and some pics would be nice.

Hard to say really...is it in the proper mode?..have you calibrated the flight board? You should have throttle and Yaw on the left stick,..Pitch and roll on the right.

I have one charger that came with a cheap toy quad that actually cuts off at 4.21v every time but, i would chalk that up as luck getting one that actually works properly. If you have a volt meter i would say at minimum check the battery voltage right after its finished charging...Anything over...

Investing in a "real" charger now will save you money in the long run..Not sure of your geographical location but if in the U.S. i buy from here...I like the imax and GensAce chargers. HobbyPartz.com

They both should be for 3.7v single cell lipo batteries...The problem is ,the ones that come with quads arent really all that great and, in most cases overcharge batteries which destroys them prematurely...They typically overcharge the battery which is a bad thing...As long as the plugs are...

Yours may or may not have come with the SD card..The card would click in and out somewhere from the exterior of the camera..there should be a slot for the card ...With the 2.0mp camera, a 2gb card would be sufficient to use with it if yours didnt come with one.

Read up on how it performs its flip modes...im not thinking it has an auto flip function with the throttle but maybe a button stuck on the transmitter or something. If fully calibrated and in the proper mode im not sure of anything else that it could be but a bad gyro on the board...And i...

The syma X8C is not an FPV model but it is among the most powerful to carry "real" FPV equipment surpassing any of the toy offerings. The X8W is fpv and uses wifi as a signal but has its problems as well. You have models where you get the built in monitor on the transmitter such as the smaller...

Despite BINDING, this is NOT the same as a CALIBRATION with a quad or any other rc vehicle...To me personally it sounds as if the gyros are out of sync..creating more power to the front motors allowing it to pitch forward. Look on youtube for the "CALIBRATION" procedure and, make sure it is on...

If a company does bad business and does not "attempt" to solve the issue fairly, i feel it should be known on any forum of the experience, rather a sponsor or not. Its more respectful as a forum to help try and "protect" a member or at least allow them to make a informed decision based on...

Im not even sure an x8c would handle the wind im getting haha....having fun indoors though with the smaller quads...Figuring out ways to challenge myself with landing spots and flying though obstacles. If you want a nice little indoor quad those Bayang X9's are pretty nice...has to be one of...

Mine are all too small for this wind ive been getting.:confused: