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Ok, here is what I found: It has a PWM input for the receiver, here is the source of that info. Try wiring it with PWM, Pin 1 for ground, pin 3 for power in, and the channels as the schematic shows.

Yes, the biggest problem is even though you could challenge such things this always requires money hahaha

Allow me to verify that this flight controller uses SBUS 100% for sure before you buy anything as I don't know for sure.

That receiver will receive the signal from your spectrum Tx and it will output SBUS.

I believe that this may be what you need. http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__20684__OrangeRx_R710_Spektrum_DSM2_Compatible_7Ch_Receiver_w_Failsafe.html

I don't believe that your receiver is SBUS, I am going to look to see if it is, if not you can get a converter or different receiver. Yours is probably PWM.

4 pounds is not too significant. A Hex with 12 inch props would be able to do the lifting plenty easy and may do the flight time. Use this tool to test out some ideas.

3 miles is a bit much, but not impossible like MM said, bigger props and Low KV motors. If you can go for higher voltage that is a plus. Approximately what is your budget?

Hahahahaha

Looks like you need an SBUS or PPM Rx http://aerialfreaks.com/upload_file/upload/NAZE32_RADIOGEAR_SETUP.pdf

I would use a 3S battery which is ~12 (9.3 - 12.5, though I suggest going no lower than 11.0 as too low damages the LiPo).

I don't see any reason it would not.

Can I get a picture of the bottom? It probably only requires signal and ground, but a look at the bottom of the board should verify that..

Oh, hahaha. I saw it when I first looked at the post, but forgot about it haha. I see, your question is about the channel for the control. AIL = CH1 ELE = CH2 Throttle = CH3 RUD = CH4 AUX = CH5 GEAR = CH6

The V2 are a lot better, I have the V1 and they are pretty bad, but fine for the price. The V2 fixed ALL of the problems I (and many other people) had with the goggles and I'd greatly suggest them if possible. The Quantum V2 don't cost much more.

Can you provide the model number of it and perhaps a picture?

Could have something to do with your switches, you may have a feature similar to throttle hold with the Tx.

Here made a quick diagram, should prove helpful.

Yeah, I mean people must not understand that these are just methods of transporting equipment that already exist, could a multi-copter have any better chance of using infrared like some sort of x-ray any better than someone on the ground? I bet their just as afraid of anvils being dropped...

Make sure to get the quantum V2 goggles, here is a thread that may help you on that. I suggest you go with a 3 or 4s power system.