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Anytime hahaha. Rick Riordan fan I assume?

1.5*30=45 amps constant. What motors do you have? This test was done on some really nice motors, so yours may differ depending on what motors you have. Prop Data(for Multistar Elite 2204-2300KV ): 5x3 12.6V (3S): 50%=224g 3.7A, 100%= 371g 7.5A (Hover amps @ 125g thrust=1.7A (x...

Looks great, what is your setup?

Hahaha, that is an example of what people think of the hobby, really sad.

Go into misc settings and change arm from AUX to stick. Also before you arm check everything under receiver test, have you flashed the KK board yet?

Post Merged to save a bit of room. That is bad haha, though this is just a chance to get some bigger coreless motors hahaha Also I must not have posted, but I merged your post.

Hahaha, you did raise good points.

That is why I said: "You'd need some type variable pitched rotors or fixed pitched blades to keep it nice and stable as these can't speed up and slow down." hahaha. I was thinking like 4 big ducted fans with heli motors for heavy lifting and big slower changes and 4 propped quadcopter like...

Take a look at this 12s 3400w motor, this is a normal size for 700 sized heli or this 12s 5500w motor.

Hahaha, I was referring to using a ducted fan design with helicopter motors and some sort of 5-7 blade steep pitch prop.

They look fine, and the reviews are good, but if you could find one with internal shaft (no shiny metal rod poking up) it would give you less problems down the road. They have a threaded piece that bolts on instead. I'd get the 820kv is possible in case you decide to upgrade.

I was thinking a ducted fan design using heli motors might work. http://m.banggood.com/QX-Motor-64mm-5-Blades-Ducted-Fan-With-4300KV-3-4S-QF2822-Brushless-Motor-p-983339.html You'd need some type variable pitched rotors or fixed pitched blades to keep it nice and stable as these can't speed up...

30amp ESCs should be fine, when you find a motor just pass me a link to it and I'll check it out. http://www.ecalc.ch/xcoptercalc.php

Not sure what they mean by 10.11 probably 10-11. You can use 10''x4.7 or 11''x4.5 just the same as 12''x3.3.

How big is your frame and what are you planning on lifting? A 4S, ~900kv - 12''x 3.3 prop combo is generally good for this class of quadcopter.

Hahaha, multirotors cover a really wide range of topics. It is one of the topics that hardware that affects the world around it meets software (robotics). Choose the flight controller you think fits your needs and the easiest place to find info on setting these up is probably youtube...

If you are wanting to save money the CC3D is great, it is used in most racers. Edit: Hahaha, timing is pretty good! Needless to say I agree with @HDtallrider

You might be better to find a micro quad that you can use opensource firmware.

Hahaha, we might have to start taking that into consideration! Quads may keep you young, but the anti-aging cream is what helps you look the part too haha.