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An X5 could never lift a RunCam. o_O

FWIW Benedikt deals only in the best, tested and true. He is the Micro King.

I think the guy who droned it is a creep, someone needs to kick his ass.

Maybe? http://micro-motor-warehouse.com/products/parrot-rs-propellers-66mm-1mm

http://blog.oscarliang.net/rc-roll-pitch-yaw-rate-cleanflight/

This is what I would buy if I was new to the game. Pretty much the real deal. http://www.banggood.com/Eachine-EC250-Racer-Drone-With-RadioLink-2_4G-9CH-AT9-Transmitter-R6D-CC3D-RTF-p-1008943.html You can learn to fly and add FPV gear later. You will also have a very slick 9ch radio (the...

Just saw this, too cool. But only for 220V. :(

They have? Just searched here and found nothing but a battery question. :(

There is no definitive answer, and due to the way these things are slapped together even seemingly identical models will vary.

Just like anything in life, some can do things others can't and there is more to it than just practicing.

You shouldn't have to trim anything to get it off the ground. Post the video here so we can see it.

Those are cool. good job.

This looks like a real nice way to get started. http://www.banggood.com/Eachine-EC250-Racer-Drone-With-RadioLink-2_4G-9CH-AT9-Transmitter-R6D-CC3D-RTF-p-1008943.html A very sophisticated radio with lots of channels that you grow with...

That's were the KK2 boards have an advantage. CC3D's GCS software offers a few choices, but no mixer editor for exact tweaks.

Why Heli? Set up a new model in Acro mode and see how it goes.

I mean after a full flight (run). The battery will be warm after a full flight as it gets to room temperature (a few minutes) the voltage creeps up a small amount. You never want to charge (I guess you say load) a warm battery either. My point was that the battery in toy quads like your...

That is correct. Something not sharp to poke at them. Try some dishwashing liquid to use as lube.

That isn't how it works. It's not about your flight time, it's about the voltage of the battery. In the case of your Syma check the voltage after a full run it will probably be at about ~3.7V and as it cools probably ~3.8V. That 3.8V is basically the recommended 'storage' voltage.

Not all toys like rechargeable batteries due the lower total voltage. With the Syma you may be taking range hit.

Way to much wood (fat arms and plate) in the down draft of the props on that overly chunky little frame. Has to create lots of turbulence and will result in a significant reduction in actual thrust numbers.