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i cut mine off too, am currently using good old fashioned terminal blocks

i think you've got a second or two to mash the buttons after connecting the battery, probably while it's still displaying the firmware info etc before it's got to the safe screen

yes you can, check out page 21 here

haha - it was, honest - 3 cans of heineken, the can we took out was bitter lemon which was clearly upsetting the aerodynamics

here's our attempt - not going to win anything, 1/046kg lifted, best so far seems to be about 2.8kg, but we had fun trying ! Narrowly averted entry to the disaster category...

the KK manual gives a full list of pre-flight checks and setup, you should probably follow that - Appendix G

arf arf :D

I presume you've all seen this ? I'll certainly be having a go, although considering I'm on mostly stock parts, I'm sure I'll be seen off ;-)

urgh, commiserations mate, hate stuff like that. Just view it as an excuse to go out and get bigger better gear

nice one mate, your video was well done

yikes ! Firstly, take your props off until you've got this sorted ! I'd check in the receiver test menu. Yaw, roll and pitch should all read zero when the stick is centered and +/-100 at full travel - especially yaw since that's used for arming and disarming. You may need to change the...

don't know I'm afraid. You could measure it with a multimeter, see if you get the same voltage readings. You could also measure the current draw if you connect it that way, but I assume that'd be tiny

this one's quite good, guy flies his quad into himself http://i.imgur.com/sk4X6hi.webm

or this one works for me - http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00DU4A58A?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00

I've got mine as just a wire from the positive terminal on the kk board (don't need anything on the -ve terminal) connected to the positive on my pdb (ie to the positive main battery wire). I've got it set to 108. Works fine.

he then spends the rest of the afternoon cycling back up the hill to get his truck back, which he didn't lock...

basically the same mentality as kids who drop rocks from motorway overpasses, or run over train tracks. We don't need these people in the hobby

looks fun - i'm surprised those little props don't suffer terribly in the downwash from the big prop though

here's a basic wiring diagram for a kk2.1, hope it helps...

haha, I'm too scared to try those !