Some more info on the cx-10w. Most of the accessories and parts from the cx-10, cx-10a, cx-10c will fit on the cx-10w.
I already mentioned the transmitter is compatible. Here's some more things:
Single blade guards:
"Cage" blade guard:
You can 3D print the Millenium Falcon blade guard:
Glow in the dark props:
Incidently the cx-10C and cx-10W have almost the same body. The difference is a slot on the back of the 10c for the micro-sd card.
So here's a 10c with some simple blade guards:
3 blade props on a 10c:
The 10 and 10A have a different upper body but the lower body is almost the same. The "landing gear", under the props, are nearly identical. So accesories should fit on the 10W as well.
Like this 10A with wheels:
Some spare parts for the 10x series:
Body for 10C, which should work with a 10W:
120mah battery for the 10W. The 10C uses a 100mah battery, which still works in the 10W:
10C camera, which I think is identical to the 10w's:
Motors are pretty much the same across the whole cx-10 lineup. One spins clockwise, the otehr counter-clockwise:
This is the motherboard of a 10C. I haven't seen a 10W board yet but that's probably because the 10W is "too new" and replacement parts are harder to find:
I also read somewhere that one guy managed to flash the firmware of a 10C. Aparently there are "points" on the board where you can stick wires for a usb port and even jump 2 points to reset the computer. This is beyond most people's skills but for someone who knows microcontrollers and assembly, they could re-write the firmware and create a wicked cx-10w that's way beyond the factory offering.
if you look at some 3D printing sites, you'll find a lot of cx-10 series accessories you can 3D print yourself.
So anyway, point is: There's lots of support for the cx-10 series and I expect there's even more to come now that they're selling a WiFi FPV model for cheap.
