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Hahaha, that is a perfect analogy.

If you flash with Stevies it is great, feild adjustable, and easy to setup. Not good for long range though as there is no option of a GPS.

Haha, yes FPV is sure something to get used to.

BEC is usually integrated into the ESC. Different jobs, the BEC is a regulator that takes the 12v to 5v. The ESC controls the motors.

You can try, but it is certainly not recommended.

What are you asking? Are you talking about BEC?

Haha, I hope interesting does not include it flipping and flying away.

I don't see any reason the ESC would have failed except maybe a short or an imperfection at the sweat shop.

Also give a link to the motors you have. I don't yet see why an ESC might burn out.

Do you have the motors/props 2 CW and 2 CCW set up correctly? Check that the top left is CW, top right is CCW, bottom right is CW, and bottom left is CCW. So: CW-------CCW CCW-------CW

Maybe put them on wrong like CW prop on CCW motor, upside down they flex differently. But be careful either way.

Maybe, but don't run them wide open too long, could burn something out.

Such calm flying at fist haha. I have not had such good luck with cheap CF props as to hardly break them haha.

Check the ESC, some of the solder may be bridged.

It tries to flip? Does it take off at all, or does it immediently flip? Also you need a USB-ASP programming cable, the KK uses the 6-pin type

Just a way of saying power distribution cable, but you solder it together in a way that will better fit your needs.

I'd suggest you try stay away from 4-in-1 ESCs, most people report lots of problems, and if one goes out you have to pay more. The power distribution board is only to get power where it needs to go, if you only have one device that needs main power, than no. you can also make a power loom if...

Have you balanced the props? That made mine un-flyable.

DEFIANTLY buy spares, haha. Nobody likes waiting for props, I had a spare set and broke all but one CCW and have 3 CW. So consider buying 3 sets haha, when you break one or two out of the first set order the second, unless you are using amazon prime.

All props need balancing, even the $80 sets. Plastic usually explodes if you don't get rid of it when you see stress cracks, and carbon fibre explodes if cracked and unbalanced, but it is a lot better. I have not had much luck with the really cheap CF, it is usually very unbalanced and if...