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Should not have a use for it then.

Ever hear of clean flight?

If you are still a bit of a novice flyier and want something you can make feild adjustments the KK can be just as responsive if adjusted right with some better firmware on it.

:D Some people find it important. What transmitter do you have? Some transmitters use those to transmit their data, so the quad won't fly without it.

Well, what type of budget do you have, and what do you plan, racing, or photography sound better?

PIC programming is a bit dated, but you can do it. Even with an Arduino it is hard as the math is very relative, and I have seen five very competent programmers try Arduino, Teency, and maybe another one or two micro-controllers. They all ended up quitting on it or changing it to use an...

It'll be fine as long as the motors are placed square from each other. You can make the whole thing rectangular if you wanted, just have to split pitch and roll Pi settings.

That is pretty cool, it is also a kind of underground hobby, but I have seen people pay a small fortune at auctions for older model trains haha. I'd probably crap myself to know what you pay on getting the full sized stuff going xD.

He could be refering to just one motor, or to a 4-in-1 ESC. I am afraid that you thought correct :P

Haha, yes. I may never be that brave. Take a look at this http://quadcopterforum.com/threads/think-you-had-a-bad-crash-look-at-this.4562/ .

Maybe some picture sneak peeks? :P

Haha, you get that cheap $600 DSLR with a cheap $1000 lens you'll like a sturdy platform. A little crash with a DSLR will almost total most equipment as they are heavier.

I agree on that as I would much rather DIY a frame and most of us don't have many fancy tools that make it nice, but those tools will allow you to get a nicer job out of nicer materials. On the other hand most people don't need it to look pretty and be CF.

I second that CC3D should be fine, maybe a KK if you need something super easy.

Slave driver! I bet your not even paying minumum wages either. haha

You might make a post of this in custom frame design.

That is a very basic general rule, and is dependent on props, torque, and KV. You can have a 1440 kv motor and a 900kv motor be have the same wattage and the 900 will almost always give you more thrust.

I keep teelling my self that very same thing xD.

Haha, looking great. Can't wait to see some videos.

Take a look at my post on FPV. http://quadcopterforum.com/threads/cheap-yet-good-fpv-setup-to-get-you-started.5162/