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First. Do you have experience flying already? If not it would be wise to get an RTF quad to learn on. For ideas on building just google " quadcopter build guide" and start reading. The amount of info out there can be overwhelming.Take your time. Once you decide the type of quad you want to build...

I just got the Quanum Nova. HK's version of the CX20. I've only flown it a couple of times and it has performed as advertised so far. Read over this website review. http://www.sciautonics.com/cheerson-cx-20-auto-pathfinder-review/ The last part is interesting. Apparently there were many clones...

Yeah. It says don't buy from them! Cool name though.

The hubsan is still a mini quad so any breeze over walking speed is gonna move it around. If your budget permits and you fly outside a lot maybe something a bit larger would do you better. Maybe 180mm-200mm range. Dromida, Blade, Helimax etc. all have affordable options with good quality in that...

HAha! We're out of sync again....

I know what you mean. Ask GJH105775. He is an electrical engineer as well and can tell you that reality doesn't often match the measurements. For example; I have a RTF Quannum Nova 360mm with add on FPV. AUW is 1150g with a 3s 3000mah battery. I regularly get 21-22 minutes flight time if I'm...

See what happens when you hang with old guys? We rub off on you. haha I have been told the second thing that goes is your mind. I don't remember the first......

Great minds think alike!!

I think you will be pleasantly surprised on flight time. Check out some of the online racing videos. These guys go flat out for 5 minutes on 1200mah batteries! Ecalc is great as a guide but is about as accurate as a weather forecast.:p The reason for going 20a on the esc is it will run cooler...

The 15a draw you plugged into ecalc is the motors running at 100% for the entire flight. You are more likely to operate at a third of that for the flight. Your 3000 mah battery will probably give 20 + minute flight times if you're just cruising around and not flying aggressively. I thought you...

The DJI motor pack is way to large for a 250 class quad. If you have no desire to race and you like the idea of the DJI power system then go for a 350mm to 500mm kit. That will be more stable and easier to fly than a 250mm which can be a little twitchy. Check out the Hobby King website. They had...

Wow! That's a big battery. Have you tried just popping it up quickly to get out of ground effect and then see if it hovers easily? It will still wander a bit unless you are in GPS mode. It should be easy to control manually though, even without GPS mode engaged. I would follow Jacksons advice...

The Hubsan H107 is one of the most popular small quads flown by members on this site. It has a good rep both for flying and reliability. There are lots of member posts on repair and modifications. Has a lot of parts availability. Another plus is you can fly it indoors!

In the upper left of the HK homepage where it says Global Whse. you can pull down US East or West. You can also check all whse inventory just above and to the left of the Add to Cart bar on the product description page.

The HK ESC's can be a little "noisy". 20a ESC's will run cooler and add negligible weight.

Hi, parman. Welcome. 2 things I noticed right off: The props won't work with those motors. You need a single hole with a hub. The battery is way to large. A 30c 1600mah 3s or about that size is what you need. I couldn't access the whole ebay website for your country so I am unsure about the...

Did you check to see if the Hobby King US warehouses had what you want? They are quick and cheap shipping. Sometimes free.

Hey griz. Check your PM inbox ( next to "alert") and get back to me.

The SuperX has autopilot. Griz. Check your inbox.