Yes Mavic Pro is easy to control because its automatic assisted flight. With that price everything is automation.

For non-commercial purpose no need license, but is you take photo of someones daughter you need special license from her parent.

I think its a small drone, You can check it out here for details: http://www.gearbest.com/rc-quadcopters/pp_447880.html

Sharing flying my mini Z-84 wing wing 54km towards off-shore.

Video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjChXtGBOIc

I use many cheap stuff from china for my project, had many 100% success. The steel guy forgot that most of the stuff he use to race his quads are made from China factory contractor. Even Taranis that he recommends also made from China orignally cloned from open source Turnigy 9x motherboard. My advice is buy something affordable. Don't get influence buying something from famous racer..did you see that he promote his own Lipo battery.
I never spent anything more than RM250 for a FPV quadcopter, i usually bought it from someone who crash it or secondhand. lol

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: May 17 2017, 07:33 PM

Yup thats right, especially when you try to show it infront of the original ex-owner. Almost 60% of my R/C models belongs to 'fail' owner...i fixed it and it flew famously. Their reaction is sadly gold. Feels good.
I always comes to R/C club air field sitting beside them with plastic bag and small cash just incase i struck gold especially when there's newbie pilot around.

Tips: if you wanted to get a good deal on FPV quad/drone should it be racing quad or DJI, if there latest drone out on internet come and poison them with latest news stuff sure the will trade immediately theirs for new ones just like MAVIC publicity...works on FPV racer fanatics because they always fall for it. Look for those aged between 25~33 years old their mentally easy to influenced and have money for new ones.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: May 19 2017, 12:43 PM

Okay, here's one..
Did you know there's a DJI MAVIC clone on the market for $50 only.
Happy hunting.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: May 20 2017, 08:05 AM

Found it here at both website, saw it at facebook too. I like the airframe cause it compact and shape like MAVIC. I would modified it if i had some cash. Wonder why both website have named its different brand differently.
VISUO X809W: https://www.banggood.com/VISUO-XS809W-WIFI-...-p-1153626.html
TIANQU XS809W: http://www.gearbest.com/rc-quadcopters/pp_626568.html


You meant this one? JD-11: https://www.banggood.com/JD-11-JD11-Wifi-FP...-p-1131866.html
Yeah really looks awesome! Looks exactly like DJI and the flight time looks good for a small battery. The airframe i think made some aluminum by the looks of it to make it durable. Nice.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: May 21 2017, 10:51 AM

I use CleanFlight, usually if you want to flip around you have to use Horizon mode (beginner) or Acro mode (advance) which u need to adjust via CleanFlight or your fav Betaflight. Make sure your F.switch on your radio or any channel switch well assigned to activate several of this mode. If it does work check your EPA (End Point Adjustment) stick throw above 100%.

They have two type of camera 2.0 and lower.



Btw just checked on the news that DJI releases new micro drone the DJI Spark. Not bad the price much cheaper than anticipated. Maybe i'll get one. .
DJI SPARK: https://www.banggood.com/DJI-Spark-Drone

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: May 25 2017, 02:58 PM

A good quad/multirotor to train and also durable cost below RM250. I always train my young student to fly quad using either King Kong Q100 or (hex) MJX X600. Both are great durable trainer.

Photos:
King Kong Q100




MJX X600






This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Jun 9 2017, 07:39 PM

Yup it can do that. You can check the community forum details here: https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread....X600-Hexacopter
And you can get it for USD$45 online an BG: https://www.banggood.com/MJX-X600-X-SERIES-...F-p-978626.html

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Jun 9 2017, 08:54 PM

Yes if you wanted to own a King Kong Q100 you'll need to supply your own controller because its a "Builder package" build for experience (Pro) user/pilot who prefer customized building and optional add-on. You can check out details here, i did blog about King Kong Q100 few months back: https://www.supermotoxl.com/designs-a-creat...pv-racing-drone

Hope the info helps.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Jun 11 2017, 07:18 PM

Oh! speaking about King Kong Q100 today i manage to add 3rd Q100 to my collection but i installed different flight controller and FPV camera unit. Custom build enhanced lighweight weight and have rear programmable brake lights. Enjoying lots of R/C activity today and that was 4th last task of R/C work before dinner.

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Time well spent today.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Jun 11 2017, 07:41 PM

Depends which path you wanted to go, you have three choices:

1. If budget just wanted to play around and not much into hobby then:
Radio Model: FLYSKY FS-i6X
Budget: RM$250/-~300/-

2. If got cash, wanted to join the crowds, grow with hobby and being competitive in R/C community:
Radio Model: FrSky TARANIS
Budget: RM$1200/-~1500/-

3. If budget but have extra brains, good with engineering mods and pushing boundary of R/C with DIY's:
Radio Model: TURNIGY 9XR Pro + FrSky module
Budget: RM$350/-~450/-

Hey bro, sup
How big the quad/hex? FPV or autonomous aerial mapping? If small under 450 size RM$600+ oke but with that price can buy a good out of box multirotor with perfect stability, GPS, longer battery runtime and other stuff... save time and money to build one. Technology changed fast and affordable.

Woah! your combo unit is heavy especially that SK450 dead cat frame. I used to help my friend build a dead cat similar like your but with NTM brand motor almost same KV rating with 3s 5200 10C multistar lipo battery, it ran approximately between 10~13 minutes with total flying weight of 1.3kg. Yeah your battery going to be hot and bloated soon as calculated by zeroglyph. My previous similar build but on Dji classic flame wheel 450 type quad with total flying weight about 830g with 4x 850kv +30A esc give me 12minutes on 3s 2200mah 35/40C TURNIGY lipo battery. Here's my old build log: https://www.supermotoxl.com/fpvuav-models-b...ultirotor-450mm for comparison.

This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Jun 13 2017, 07:50 PM

Why not build something out of the box, not conventional way but through DIY improvements for example using handmade DIY foamy quad frame for lightweight solution or use different type battery to fly your quad. Btw i manage to fly a small plane for 90 minutes using a small Li-on torchlight battery as shown previously and also flew for 35 minutes on toy hexacopter on the same battery to get extra fligthtime for kids to learn how to fly instead swapping battery every 10 minutes. (yeah that brushed motor get hot for flying too long). Right now working to add GPS solution and long range radio to make the toy hexa worthy. Btw my budget is RM300 for all this mods.

Photos X600:




Also working on my FPV 250 power using Li-on too.
Photo FPV250:



This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Jun 14 2017, 12:49 PM

Speaking about hexa here previous build with NTM motors and NAZA years back:

Photos:

Enjoying my beautiful morning cockpit FPV flight on my old Pitts Special Aerobatic plane. Enjoying beautiful view during sunrise. Oh btw made my plane to go diet to trimmed out the weight, so there a difference between the old setup and recent ones.

Photos: