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Flick the rudder stick around after setting it, then re adjust.

Hahahaha, stick scaling is better, I jsut said expo because more people seem to know how to do it hahah. A real pilot controls his falcon from star wars with only the force haha

Exactly as Neil said. You might also want to set some expo on your rudder/yaw after you get it trimmed.

Yes it is fine, the real test is what they do after you disarm the KK and spin them up. Do they spin up at the same time?

Look under required.

Haha, perhaps.

Say that yesterday on another site haha, looks really cool.

I don't know if that receiver will work with that Tx, check accessories on the transmitter's page. It might work, but probably will not have full functionality. Get either a board, or make your own loom with some wire and solder. The power distribution cables are really messy and heavy...

Can you add links?

Hahaha, you might want to move that antenna away from your motor. There will be a lot of EMI right there by it hahaha.

Hahaha, that would be terrible. One guy on a smaller Facebook group I'm in found his that was lost at sea two years later covered in barnacles haha.

Just as Neil said, on the first picture the brass gear is the wrong gear to be working with that nylon one. You can get a new brass gear, or if you can't find any of the right ones get a new nylon gear, but make sure you have the same gear ratio.

They are certainly not unbreakable and are bit expensive. CF props usually have to be balanced but the biggest benefit is that they don't flex as much as plastic and therefore don't vibrate as much. They are harder to break, and don't get stress points, but they can break without warning...

Also if you can't get just the nut on amazon look for the whole motor mount unless your motors have them built in.

Is that your knee in your profile picture? If so did you do that with a quadcopter?

Yeah, left handed nuts are a lot harder to get locally, you can see if amazon has them. Or I prefer to just use self tightening props, they come with the nuts already on them haha.

So it is for a self tightening motor? In that case hobbyking should sell some exactly like the one you lost if they'll ship to you haha.

Pretty much what I did, make sure to get a few extra just in case haha

This if for one of two reasons, your either talking about coreless DC motors or if about 3 phase motors used on hobby grade then the difference is the threads on the motor shaft if you use self tightening props.

Unless you live in the US then then M6 would make them scratch their heads haha