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The frame seem decent, but maybe one with replaceable arms would make more sense in the long run.

Have you double checked the voltages with a meter?

Pass on it, you don't need or want that big, complicated thing. Building a first quad you'll have enough things to figure out. You didn't say what radio you have, but their are many Spektrum and clone (Lemon, Orange) RXs out there which will be fine. Orange seem pretty popular...

Maybe you need the right beer. :)

For free?

Just for the heck of it try recalibrating again with a very small stack of paper under the left side motors.

Well if you ain't crashing you ain't trying hard enough. Ya gotta push the envelope to get better. :) Good job and nice pics.

The vids were bad. Try pointing it away from yourself and move farther away, then try to bind.

Those motors tend to be a bit pricey if originals are used, ~$9 each. You might want to try some of these. There are 2 types depending on what your are looking for. http://micro-motor-warehouse.com/products/cl-0615-11 http://micro-motor-warehouse.com/products/cl-0615-14

When looking in the settings menu of your radio do they appear correctly assigned there? FlySky numbering would be Ch 1 for Roll, Ch 2 for pitch.

How are you powering it? ESCs with BECs? Try to get a revision 5. Seems to be some quirks with 6.

Is there a revision number on your Naze?

Actually, the more 'professional' quads are the ones that have this. :)

Worth watching.

Looks more like they are playing catch up. :)

I'm assuming they are talking about a hacked/modified DEVO.

Here's one.

You didn't update the FW did you?

$37 is overpriced? :)

When I look at the vid on this: http://www.rctimer.com/product-1317.html Which is very similar to the Eachine setup you linked to, it certainly looks quite acceptable when compared to a Sony camera that costs more than the whole setup.