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  1. GJH105775

    $400 to spend, any ideals

    Ouch, that would be several hours of work down the drain, I guess the moral is that you need a safe to store stuff in haha. Hahaha why not?
  2. GJH105775

    I about to buy my 1st RC copter, would like advice

    I'd get the Yizhan X4 as it looks strong, but be sure to get a battery, some motors, and some props.
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    I about to buy my 1st RC copter, would like advice

    Then the JJRC H12C RC Quadcopter BNF Version - ORANGE requires you to already have a transmitter, so it gets bumped off the list. All of the others come with a Tx, this is BnF so it does not.
  4. GJH105775

    I about to buy my 1st RC copter, would like advice

    I have used one very similar to this and can say it last a good bit longer than other designs, just get some replacement motors and props.
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    I about to buy my 1st RC copter, would like advice

    Do you have a transmitter?
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    I about to buy my 1st RC copter, would like advice

    My middle name is speed. Or well it could be changed to speed xD. But welcome to the forums haha
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    I about to buy my 1st RC copter, would like advice

    Post them so we can haha.
  8. GJH105775

    Simple question? (motor->ESC->battery)

    I'd get the one with 90 degree pins, simply as it is neater and has less strain on the cables
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    Forum Upgrade Completed

    Haha yes, but not thinking is usually what gets me into trouble haha.
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    Forum Upgrade Completed

    Haha, I mostly use FTP for downloads (apt-get), pretty reliable for smaller things, not so much for bigger things if you need it to be xD
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    Simple question? (motor->ESC->battery)

    How are you calculating the amps needed and amps able to be supplied.
  12. GJH105775

    First Quad Build. First Time building kk2 board help ?

    Motor one, needs five volts, and ground on the outside pin, that is all you should need to power it up.
  13. GJH105775

    $400 to spend, any ideals

    FCC, but you can go a lot further with a LRS. 1.3GHz, 433MHz, 2.5GHz, 5.78GHz, 900MHz, (27MHz 35MHZ 72MHz old, low power systems) It is not impossible to get 12 miles from 2.4GHz, but most systems are able to get 2-4 miles. With 433MHz it is very possible to get 60 miles.
  14. GJH105775

    Need help on Experimental Quadrotor

    Maybe, depends if they are more weight than they help. They could be made out of foam reasonably light.
  15. GJH105775

    $400 to spend, any ideals

    Ariel photography, and hopefully a racer next year or more after BMT as there is currently nobody to fly with xD.
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