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If your batteries come with deans connectors, you should get deans connectors not xt60, unless you plan on swapping the ones off the batteries. Personally I prefer xt60

The last few threads I've seen posted about it here have been about not being able to replace or upgrade parts, only being able to use proprietary parts

Honestly, just watch youtube for days. It's what I did and my first build went flawlessly. From what I've seen around here lately, stay away from that eachine 250, it's nothing but problems

Are those motors the Emax "red bottoms"? If they are I'm jealous

I'm running afro 12a with my multistar elite 2204s, they seem to run pretty great. I haven't done any comparisons yet (though I mean to), but a 1khz refresh is faster than what my cc3d considers "high speed" or whatever, I can't remember the exact figures for what that is. Sorry if this last...

If it's your private property you could strategically place antenna towers along the course

Is the balance lead connected? Do you have it set to balance charge?

Your main problem is going to be the trees, as forests tend to have a lot of them. You can have as many antennas as you want, but the fact remains there will always be some sort of barrier between you and the quad. The only way to counter this will be to have both the transmitting and...

Post links to your equipment first please

Oh boy. Imagine if you will, a larger camera platform type quad, with alt. Hold and a GPS lock on your 250 flying above the trees. Your 250 would need a high gain antenna, pointing straight up. Then, either through the use of a signal repeater or some type of relay system, the signal would...

Yeah, like I said in my first post just make sure that you replace it with the same motor from your other one. You may have to solder im not sure if there will be connectors or not

Either way, motor is junk, replace it.

Those look like little brushed motors, did you kill the throttle as soon as you crashed? If not it's very easy to burn them up. You can take that same motor out of your other one and solder it in place of the defective one, just Make sure it's the same motor, if not it may pick the wrong one and...

I can think of a bunch of ways to get the results you want, however none are practical and most are ridiculous. The tech just isn't there yet man

You should get an osd module that will display battery voltage in your goggles

You said one of your esc's has a bec right? That brings your battery voltage down to 5v and supplies it to the fc

So i was watching an rcmodelreviews video on YouTube, and he said that if your vtx has a power out, then it has a built in power filter. not knowing this, I already have a power filter on the way. Is this true? Will having another filter hurt? Is the one inside of these transmitters good...

Isn't there a nighthawk rtf out there? I've always liked the look of that frame

Your reciever gets its 5v from the FC via the throttle connector. Were those motors really 40 bucks a pop? I didn't look much but the first table I saw only had figures for a 2s battery.

Ohh