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Next time (if) it happens mark the motor/arm that dipped. Then you will be able to tell if it happens again. Also you may need to calibrate the ESCs, (I don't necessarily think that this is the problem).

I am currently waiting for my USB asp cable my self, so am running stock firmware. I don't have this problem. There could be other varibles that you have to make the KK2 do this, or it could be unrelated the the KK. Is it always the same motor?

I am in the same boat as you, waiting for my UAB asp I ordered a few weeks ago to flash my KK and ESCs :) I ordered a run cam 2or3 days ago and it may get here first xD

You could get some spray on clear coat, just make sure to mask off the LCD screen and the tops of the buttons. firmware uploader gizmo :) .

Added DIY battery holder, and landing skids. Because I was really hard on the others with my forward momentum.

No, I used a KK, and plan to upgrade to a CC3D, Citrus, or Muti Wii later on (when I get a LRS)

I have not figured out how big a payload I could lift yet. It would cost ~250 to build it before shipping and FPV. I spent ~$500 on all of my equipment and parts, but I made some mistakes with shipping and broke a few things.

Haha, I avoid flying around houses now, for fear of situations like that. Mine is aluminium, so it could damage windows and vehicles.

I have found bits of tiny-gravle/sand in a motor doing this. I look for a grinding feeling, because they are usually stiff after you charge the caps on the ESCs.

I wondered about that for a split second, because the magnets are softer metal than the bell. To do this properly, you'd have to send out just the coil. Glues and epoxies won't come through this process very well, as the metals are going to be a lot more malleable.

Latency comes from processing the video. If you get one similar to the budget one I showed, or one off from the runcam website. The cheap ones like this have low latency, but cannot record. If you get a LRS for video, you will want one for your controls of the quadcopter. If you have a...

I used this budget system on my quad for my dedicated FPV Also these goggles look REALLY nice, and are relatively cheap. They have a Rx and all that fun stuff.

The Rift may have more lag, as it is designed with processing power needed for some small game related task. To have near 0 latency you need a dedicated FPV camera (so no Gopro, Mobious, or Runcam). I am buying the runcam for a recorder, but the latency is unbearable for FPV. Take a look...

What type of price range do you have? This has listed a DIY(Quantum and some DIY parts) $100 build(Quantum setup) ~$200 build (fatsharks) http://quadcopterforum.com/threads/cheap-fpv-system-build-questions-5-8ghz.3703/#post-6324

I am buying a Runcam($49.99) here in a few days. Runcams have fared better than the Mobius in all test except latency. Runcam has too much lag to be used for FPV, but can be used for recording. Even a GoPro has bad latency though.

o_0 That should be common sense If you see one, just submit a move request Some people just don't know where something should go( and this is not stack exchange)

Does not look like it will. If you look under the price where it says buy and save it will show some that will work. Here are two in that price range, that will work. 100mw 433mhz 1000mw 433mhz

Haha, same here.

Cool, so you are the ones who made this. I really like it. I have posted about it here on the forums before. The one thing I don't like is how hard it is to control, due to not being able to see the joysticks. I don's see how this could be remedied (unless you added bluetooth support for a...

I see, it sholud balance then. My cheapo balances, and it does not even have an LCD :). Nice camera, is that a DSLR?