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Worth watching.

Way too heavy.

' tame the quad until I feel proficient', just fly what you have for now, you'll be fine. You can worry about upgrades later.

I'd opt for this one instead, although smaller it's new tech. https://www.banggood.com/Flysky-FS-i6X-2_4GHz-10CH-AFHDS-2A-RC-Transmitter-With-X6B-i-BUS-Receiver-p-1090406.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN Get the version with this RX. Lighter, smaller and more advanced that the one from your...

Form the SP F3 description. http://seriouslypro.com/spracingf3/

It certainly looks good in vid reviews, too bad about your problems.

Also a good idea to make sure your motor mounting bolts aren't too long and scraping the windings.

Spare props are a must.

$250 for a battery? $550 for a controller that looks like a game pad? Ridiculous.

Sure they do.

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So that means you did in fact fly it? So you are saying that if flew fine then out of the blue didn't? You changed nothing and didn't crash?

You need to verify that the charger is working properly.

I got the impression the OP was looking a higher video quality alternative like the 808.

So a 450 would match his stated goals? I don't think those arms take much abuse either.

4 channels will work, but there will be no way to readily change flight modes unless you hook it up to the FC software again.

Well get your credit card out and buy the Taranis. At $200+ it's too rich for my blood. Hopefully he's still around to help you once you get it as I doubt it will be a simple plug&play project.

I think with those winds you will need a powerful quadcopter.

They beat the living daylights out that little beast. LOL

If you aren't doing any critical sport type flying it should not matter.