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Haha, you'll be joing the ranks of us where limbs, whole trees, poles, walls, and wire jump or teleport to the place in front of us. Haha, I hope you get it together just fine, if not there are plenty who will help.

Got it today, and I really like it. Wrong thread

Yeah, you usually end up replacing before even getting it in the air, if not shortly thereafter.

You can; you could even make modular arms that you swapped out. @HDtallrider 's is also just fine, I am sure he can dig up the post he made on it.

Haha, great advice, also if you use ferrite rings make sure to wrap them a LOT more than most manufactures wrap them haha. I swear they put them on for decoration when they only wrap 3-5 times.

The difference is in the motors and in the props.

If you want a cheap but well built charger I'd suggest this, it will only balance charge (takes a whiles), but doing that your batteries will probably outlast your quad a few times over. I have one and it does just what I need to do.

I much prefer hobby grade, but the toy grade are a lot more convenient to fly, as there is very little to worry with. I'd say as soon as your comfortable to get a hobby grade quad. The six motored one is a hexicopter, the smaller ones are great for racing, and they give a more lifting power.

A lot cheaper to crash than Helis too. Haha, everybody needs to have a toy, a racer, and a camera quad to fly!

http://oddcopter.com/flight-controllers

30 amp is heavier, but you can't fry a motor using too big of ESCs, you can however fry ESCs using too big of a motor. Unless a device is current hungry it will only draw what it needs in amperage. Switch if you have the funds to spare, or wait to see how it flys.

I like to use a radial ar Yeah, haha. You never know whnn you may want 90mm thick cast iron for your quad.

Yeah, I am even using WD and Seagate, so it is not like I am using crappy stuff hahaha.

You can run any program for any OS using a virtual machine like VMware, and many (again like VMware) will let you run it in Unity mode (can't even tell it is running on a VM).

Haha, but better be ready to do some DIY stuff and some eye candy to win :P.

I can personally vouch for these. http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__15205__Hobby_King_30A_ESC_3A_UBEC.html

I think it is a great marketing tactic, surprised HK or some other bigger company did not thing of it.

Haha, I can think of worse names.

Haha, were the Herfford cattle named after that place? Or vice versa maybe?

Twisting the wires can be a good idea (just like UTP cabling), but you may also need to shield the ESCs with some foil wrap. I think(and hope) that it is the ESCs as opposed to the rx.