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Might have to solder them into your 5v system, but I'd need a picture, link, or specs.

Looks great! Wish you luck in building up your channel.

Hahaha, depends what you want to do. Many flyers just enjoy that many FCBs will do it automagically.

Are you referring to something like a reversed axis, or something like all movements being rotated 90 degrees?

If you wanted to use a certain PDB you can beef op the traces by tinning them, and soldering some solid core wire along them. You could use an AWG or trace calculator to get everything right. .

You would have to get 45+ amp ESCs if you wanted to push them, you could use smaller ESCs with littlier props, but you'd be wasting potential and have a heavier motor. You probably either need bigger ESCs, more motors, or to lower your expectation of thrust. You might get extended legs...

12'' would work, but they'd be under propping it, if you had some 3 blade 12'' you could do it, but the noise would be impressively loud and it would be less efficient for a quad. Might be better off to get 8 15$ motors for a little redundancy, but then you'd have to buy some more 20a-30a ESCs.

I believe that the bolt pattern is going to be different. Those are some nice motors, these are a bit higher wattage and a couple bucks cheaper, but I believe that that your link may be better built, but I believe that the multistar motors will have more power. I don't have too much...

I'd go much lower KV, somewhere around 700 if you can find any within your price range, higher watts is generally better. Make sure to post a link so you don't end up with plane motors hahaha.

For heavier lifting you generally don't want to be pushing your equipment without redundancy if you are carrying anything worth much.

What can you spend on your motors? Sounds like you might be better to opt for a hex or X8.

Well over drawing will decrease the battery's lifespan, however usually you are never going to draw the motor's max of course that is depending on what you are doing with it. I'd suggest that you get a battery with more capacity or a higher discharge rate if you are above the threshold by much...

TF the same as of saying microSD

Will your camera support 32gb card?

You can usually use a BEC (battery eliminator circuit), which is basically a step-down, and usually built into ESCs. LiHV charge to a little bit higher voltage and as such will have a little longer flight time. I usually buy from Ebay, Amazon, or HobbyKing, though I'm in the US. You are...

Hahaha, so you were a kind of a jack of all trades? I hear that you move around a lot with that AFSC. In the long run you are probably better with a Phantom after you learn to fly and keep orientation as the video quality is amazing, and it is easy to fly, so more air time.

I would not say that you can't have a hobby around the 'toy grade' quads, but they are not near as powerful or well built (in general). I probably have more flight time on my toy quads as they are easier to get time to fly. You don't have to plan to top your batteries off overnight, and...

http://dtfpv.com/en/camera/1gr-camera-and-58ghz-200mw-1s-emitter

http://flitetest.com/articles/diy-micro-5-8ghz-fpv if you want a tiny 5.8 GHz setup. Take a look is this if you want some goggles. Now none of that for the camera is what might be considered budget, but you can use a different camera. Or you could look for a cheap shorter range setup that...