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Looks like a good quadcopter. You just doing video shooting, or have more planned? Thanks for the quick video.

Haha, sure. I am not a good pilot either :) I think a little video will be helpful to everybody, if a picture is worth a thousand words, what about a few thousand of them.

SO are you saying that they don't handle very well? I agree with it being scary getting some quadcopters down from heights :).

A guy on facebook started this and I figured I'd share it to get it enlarged. https://www.zeemaps.com/map?group=1394667

A guy on facebook started this: https://www.zeemaps.com/map?group=1394667

Those three parts will all work together just fine. If you got that Tx you'd have to buy the module (really cheap), a receiver, and a battery. But it would be well worth it and later you could upgrade a lot of things if you wanted to.

That is for LED strips, if you are using it for lighting yes, but if your thinking about ESCs, it is too small and will burn up under load. Re-Post the links to your ESCs and motors, just to make sure?

Haha, I am an expert at crashing. I can total a frame in a wide open field with no help. :P

@DrDiff I just checked value hobbies, and they seem to have pretty good prices on props too. @Dave M what type of charger are you interested in? Also I think it is a good idea to go with either a acro/racer (like you did) or a lifting quad. This is because you cannot use the in between for...

It looks well enough. Maybe check the manufactures website to see if they even have a newer version, apparently they have trouble with fakes. When buying from China, if something looks too good to be true. It most likely is.

I have seen the inside of a Hobby king 6 channel Tx and am not too impressed with the single layered PCB they used. This is of course one of the cheapest Tx you can buy. Instead of sending the controller board you'd be better to send the pots that the joysticks use if you send anything. As for...

Haha, I thought that KISS was only a programmer's term. Yeah, you could make a rig to do this with an arduino, an ESC, and a DC converter, but 100 hours is a really long time in terms of quadcopter motors :).

I've never bought from this seller, but people seem to like the Version 2 of this quadcopter a lot. This is dirt cheap for a quadcopter, so this would be really good to let you get into the hobby.

I have found this on other sites for around $40 also if you want to buy from a REALLY reputable seller who you can call newegg.com has them.

Welcome to the forums. I defiantly subscribed. This is only 6 weeks of practice?? Those are some really cool places to fly. Especially that parking garage with the round holes.

UPDATE: The magnets on the motor are too loose, as the epoxy failed I wondered about that for a split second, never thought to mention it. The electromagnets are softer metal than the bell (usually, brushed motors are the opposite). To do this, you'd probably have to send out just the coil...

Try looking around in your settings.

Can you reset it to factory?