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Turn auto level off and try it, it won't come back to level when you release the stick, so you'll have to bring it back. Sounds like you need to tune the auto-level and stabilization.

Provide a link to your Tx and we should be able to tell for sure, but it probably will.

You have to reflash the ESCs with new firmware or get a programming card. Post a link where you got the motors.

Does it have any arming and disarming method? Check the board over for anything that looks like physical damage, and have you checked the battery voltage?

Some people prefer one some the other. Depends how your flying. The ESC braking function means that the magnets create resistance like FET drag to slow the motor down when you cut the throttle, on a racing quad controlled by a great pilot this is perfect, but for a beginner this will cause...

Post a link, some CC3D flight controllers are made with different pins and headers.

Orange makes some pretty nice ones for really good price, and Turnigy makes a cheap 9 channel that is good quality.

Hahaha, that is quality customer support right there. At this rate they won't have any customers left to support xD Looks like your'll have to live with the problem or get a new quad. If you really like the body you can give it another FCB, from one that is similar in size.

Hahaha, i meant buy a toy grade, and fly a few hours with it so that when you complete the build of your real quad you won't be as prone to crashing it. Sounds like a broken phase in the motor, can you post a video of it? If the motor was DOA then most buyers would be happy to send you...

IDK how you can test it without a few tools that I am sure you don't have. You might contact the seller, you'll need a video. Make 100% sure it is not already bound, plug an ESC and motor into the throttle channel (should be 3), with NO PROPS and try it.

Try plugging the ESC directly into the receiver on any channel, then plug the bind pin in. This should guarantee that you have enough power. As always: PROPS OFF

Sounds like the company does not have very good quality control.

Do you mean CC3D?

Battery is a bit too small, props should be fine, if they make the motor run warm you can change them. Are you sure you want that flight controller? A multiwii will do about all the same stuff and will have more help if you run into a snag. For example your Radio needs to be PPM to work...

is the Rx PPM(PPMSUM and CPPM are other names for it), PWM, PCM, or SBUS? It should be PWM, but if it is PPM then you may have to set your flight controller to PPM Edited to make a little less acronym heavy. .

Hahahaha, I suppose if one were able to think, and react as fast as a computer along with being able to recognize minute changes in the craft's position it would be possible to fly without a flight controller hahahaha. Where is Arnold Schwarzenegger when you need him?

By doing this remember that the motors will spin up if connected, so as always: NO PROPS

Digital signal (Square wave) After that it is just 5V+ positive and 5v-. Positive is almost always in the middle to keep you from shorting the rx.

Check, you may already have it bound, when I first started I thought I had broken mine, and bought a new one just to find that it was a problem with the quad.