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Looks great hahaha.

Sounds like a dead battery, do you have a multimeter to check the voltage?

Yeah hahaha, this is a hobby, you are certainly not going to get rich off from it. Just hope to break even and you may do well. Clipping props affects the thrust and speed a LOT, it also reflects on the amp draw. If you need help designing a prop clipping rig I could help.

Also there was the original Mobius key-chain camera for FPV.

Hahaha, it is really a great question, and very important as nobody likes loosing a your life's savings and two mortgages in a flyaway or crash hahaha. Not even a couple month ;)

Hahahaha, yeah that shipping just kills many of the deals they may have.

Hahaha, sounds great, the only reason I brought the two of them after you bought the SJ4000 was for anyone looking at this thread later, the SJ4000 is a decent camera, a little big for some people, but not always.

The Quantum V2 googles are a lot better, especially for the price, the screen was upgraded and especially the way it fits on your head.

Reciever, quantum v2 goggles, and a 3S battery. You might just grab a bag of XT60 connectors.

Are you sure you were not looking at the Mobius? Also we are both talking USB correct? Here is a Runcam for 54$ from their site, must have raised a little since I last checked, or I remember wrong. shop.runcam.com/runcam-hd/

Perhaps hahaha. The runcam is 40$, and the xiaomi yi is also pretty good if you want the GoPro form factor.

Have you looked at the Runcam? http://quadcopterforum.com/threads/cheap-yet-good-fpv-setup-to-get-you-started.5162/

Yes, your main appeal is that this is wood. Quadlugs and flitetest are both pretty big sellers that also do this. It better to have the weight too much toward the bottom of the y axis than the top, but too much and it can be a problem. Yours may not be such a problem. Also you could make...

You might make a way to mount the battery on top to get rid of the pendulum affect, but that may not be an issue, you'd have to fly it to see. Try posting the kickstarter to bigger facebook groups, and contacting youtube channels that are multirotor related.

CC3D is mostly for 250s, but will work on a 450, if you want more features you will need a flight controller with the ability. What is your budget for a flight controller? There are a few choices listed in the link I gave you, and you should be able to choose from that list the approximate...

You would need a different flight controller for the altitude hold. Have you learned to fly fairly good yet? If not you might want to learn to fly with just stabilization first. Also what size is the quad you are building?

Take a look at this link, I am pretty sure that the CC3D is not capable of this. http://oddcopter.com/flight-controllers/

Well I have since found out that the FAA has shaky jurisdiction at the very best on this, but before anything has changed the 333 is mostly useful if you are working with customers that are skittish, or if you are to get insurance. Check Peter Sach's website, or facebook page for a little...

They are both really clones, flysky used their name in a pretty effective attempt to get people confuse them with the much better brand of frysky.