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I have learned that if you want something quick and easy.... use Amazon prime. I am very cheap so I still get a lot from Hobbyking and some china stores haha.

I suggest you turn stick scaleing down a bit and learn with only stabilization. The self-level can be hindering later, and it does not hold it steady.

I don't have much time right now, but I might be able to make a worthwhile response tomorrow night. Until then @Nick may be able to help.

Do you know which com it is connecting to? What OS are you using, and what bootloader?

Does it work now, or just not work at all?

Sometimes when you calibrate none of the ESCs will start at all, if you run into that just do it again, or do them one at a time if pass-through mode is not working well.

Litterly 5 lines, a loop, an if statement and a then or do statement and you have to include the servo library for PWM, so an Arduino and a transistor is all you'd need. Spice it up and turn it into a multi-switch box.

Do you have the throttle stick all the way down?

Haha, you should see mine, aluminium channel with wood inserts, and has corner braces. Only 370mm, but weighs a little over 3ibs

What transmitter are you using? Just look in your manual for trimming. Does eveything show the right direction? (like rudder left and right)

Use these instructions for tuning it.

Before you try to arm it check in the reciever test that all values are trimmed to 0, and that they don't need to be reversed, if I remember right one will usually need to be reversed. To arm it is right stick down and to the right, and disarm it is to the left, turning autolevel you move the...

Go into settings and set self-level to stick

Or if you have an Arduno it can be done really easily.

Turn the transmitter on BEFORE you turn the quadcopter on, this is a very common problem users have with the KK, and is done to force people to turn tx on before the quad, as this helps to prevent interference from taking control of the craft..

Haha, looks good, you probably could get by with the bar in the front only going from aluminium to aluminium. Maybe just rivet them together

What program, OS, and what have you tried? Also there is a nice one for Android.

I'd say DJI is good choice, or you could DIY. DJI products can be repaired by your self if you don't want to deal with them.

Haha.

Welcome to the forums, keeping your orientation is fairly hard when you start out. This should help.