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Umm.... A 250 running 1S and 8000mAh. Can you proviode Motor and ESC specs? Most 250s that are hobby grade run 3-4S at ~1300mAh Edit: Just noticed you said 800mAh so I assume htat this it toy grade so those generalities above don't apply. I'd suggest you get a 1000mAh to 1200mAh if...

You could use this on a build and get hobby quality footage, but it will run you closer to $100 (you could use a cheaper camera) - $200 for the entire FPV system (googles, receiver, and of course the camera). The quality is great, but you may get something close enough for a good bit less.

While I cold write out a big long step by step instructions, It will be easierr to read like this. You also never know what problems you'll run into. http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uploads/1009997851X1124309X6.pdf

Try holding the left stick down and right again, most arm that way, if not then the right stick down and right.

SYMA is usually what I suggest for buyers looking for toy grade price, but close to functionality of a hobby grade. The XC-1 and XC-5 are popular and are ok for their price.

Sounds like either the controller needs to have the stick inverted , or the radio. Do you have any documentation?

Actually as you know China is communist, so it is (in a way) true about ALL business in China. The government is not bound by regulations like most of the UK and the US (and many other countries), and they have a track record of doing shoddy work. Elevator and escalator failures have become...

The first question that I have for you is; approximately what is your budget? If it can do about $250 (about 220 EUR) then I'd suggest getting a hobby grade.

Don't speak too quick, with FPV you have no idea that is around you and it feels REALLY off at first (my experience with goggles, screens will be different). One issue is with taking off, it you are anywhere near yourself it feels like your going to hit yourself, landing is worse as you have...

Hahahaha.

Play around on here until you get what you think you want. This will give you a better idea on the hardware. http://www.ecalc.ch/xcoptercalc.php

There must not be any Quantum Nova pilots here haha. Check that you are doing everything proper.

Hahaha, sounds like you are ready to get back in the air.

Part list (motors, escs and battery)

The site looks plenty professional, though it may be under construction haha

Far far southern Ohio (Touching Kentucky)

Measure amp draw for how much throttle you give it (with props) and the batteries are rated in amp hours, but flying it is the best way as different people fly differently (where you are from sea level and heat also makes a difference) I may get five minutes on a quad you get 10 minutes. While...

Hahaha.