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Is that camera PAL or NTSC switchable?

LOL, isn't that the truth. I have some cheap ceramic magnets I use to hold my loose screws. They also come in handy for sweeping up any that hit the floor.

Yea you just got to keep at it . One thing though, just random flying around isn't much help, you need a plan. Practice one maneuver at a time.

I can't tell if you are just a shill for this unknown endeavor, if not I apologize. But it sure doesn't look like something for a first quad. Is it even available? Especially for being 3D printed.

Seems good, nice flyer. Looks kinda like this one. http://www.banggood.com/HiSKY-HMX280-HMX-280-4CH-2_4G-6-Axis-Gryo-RC-Quadcopter-CC3D-FC-RTF-p-983329.html The HiSky though gives you a decent 6 channel radio with a 6 model memory, which means you can setup 6 quads with discrete settings...

My, my, my, a little defensive are we. LOL BTW it is weird, but your kid's artwork is a nice touch.

Ur welcome.

You could try it. When you go into it's menu what do you see? Can you follow the menu examples as in the manual? http://img.banggood.com/images/upload/2014/04/FS-i6%20Maniac.PDF If not you could try updating the latest FlySky i6 firmware. You'll need one of these...

Except for more wires PWM works fine.

Don't know exactly what you mean but this Phantom TX has a lot less 'things' on it than my inexpensive TX.

That's how you choose your channel/frequency.

Your 10" props are probably spinning slower. What exact motors are you using, that will usually help with choosing the right prop. Are you using different colored props front vs. rear? Black props tend to disappear so keep that in mind. A bet a combo of colored props and a ball thingy (cheap...

Like I said "without them there would be no hobby." And if China shut down tomorrow the USA would have a lot more on their mind than toy quads.

You should grab a multimeter, and it doesn't need to be expensive for our use. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Digital-Voltmeter-Ammeter-Ohmmeter-Multimeter-Volt-AC-DC-Tester-Meter-XL-830L-US-/321466608734?hash=item4ad8e72c5e:g:frMAAOSwq7JUDL~J Has all you'll need. Auto shut-off and a continuity...

Well a bit pricy. http://www.banggood.com/Walkera-FPV-iLook-HD-Camera-1920x1080P-13MP-with-Buildin-Transmitter-p-928378.html http://www.banggood.com/Walkera-G-2D-Camera-Gimbal-for-iLook-iLook-Gopro-3-Plastic-Version-p-920780.html A nice, light weight with built-in video transmitter, 5.8Ghz...

The Chinese are always involved, without them there would be no hobby.

Anything will work. I have a long, thin finishing nail (leveled) pounded into the side of my desk. Perfect? Not exactly. Good enough? Sure is. I've also used it to balance my power lawn mower blade after sharpening. :)

Craig Issod does a very nice job with correct grammar to boot. Very well written and formatted. Proper paragraphs, line breaks and punctuation. Not the confusing and hard to read wall of text as is often seen on forums.