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This actually makes sense, and I would get behind this (who wouldn't hahaha) http://www.techenstein.com/how-to-solve-the-faa-drone-registration-problem-in-one-simple-step/

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If you can afford it the Dominator are a lot better quality. And the cost difference is not like it used to be. If you can't afford the Dominators I'd suggest getting a pair of headplays.

Put your parts (or the closest you can find) into the calculator, and then play around with it a little. It will teach you a lot on how different parts affect the build. NOTE: You may have to tweak the weight to not include drive and a few other things.

Read this, it will tell you what all you need.

That would be better. That way you can balance where you want to spend your money.

Good goggles cost, but the Domv2 are the happy medium, you can get the HD for a lot more, but your Tx won't do HD hahahah.

Great budget hahaha. Imma suggest a phantom for racing...... All kidding aside (or is it?), look at this post for FPV, I suggest you get the Fatshark Dominator V2 goggles (try to find them new, cheaper than this link, ;) you could also save a bit buying used ). Cool looking Frame, can...

What is an approximate budget, and what are some parts that you already have? Also how did your 450 come along, you like that 9x tx pretty well?

Yeah, I used a cached version, the way-back machine also works to view dead or down sites.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:f5OcS8vES5QJ:https://forums.openpilot.org/topic/57376-time-out-while-waiting-for-a-board-to-be-fully-connected/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

http://quadcopterforum.com/threads/battery-c-rate-and-what-it-means.4695/

Great guide!

Anytime.

Depending on a lot of factors I am guessing you could get 25 minutes, use this to get a better idea. http://www.ecalc.ch/xcoptercalc.php

That is what I suggest hahaha. Have you ever soldered a batter connector on before? If so this is going to sound like common sense, but these LiPo batteries are powerful when shorted, so one at a time and NEVER have two uninsulated at one time.

Also if you are interested in adding FPV (fly a little LOS first) check this out. Also you are probably going to want to get a toy grade like a Husban or Syma to fly before you put a few hundred dollars in the air.

I'd suggest these ESCs, they will run 2s - 6s and your motors will do 3s - 5s and that you get a battery with an XT60 connector. Your motors will do bigger props if you would wish them to. Overall though I'd say you have an excellent build.

Great way to get into the hobby. If you learn on a cheaper model you are not paying out a ton of money for the inevitable crashes that come with learning to fly. A am affraid to say that once you start flying (especially FPV) there is no going back. You are doomed to become one of us with...

Hahahahaha, that was by far one of the funniest things I have read all month haha.