X5c is great brush motor quad. motor is cheap, can buy 10/20 motors as spare ( just to learn how to fly).
Once you know how to fly than can get brushless quad.

What model quad is it? I know how it feels bro, I lost my V262 quad on it's first flight after I got it 2nd hand from my friend. Took off from my house and I flew it too far and too high and the wind up there was stronger than expected, couldng't counter the wind and lost orientation, killed the throttle then saw it dropping to one of the houses, spent more than an hour looking for it but no luck eventhough I know roughly where it fell. Most probably stuck at someone's roof already by now. Oh well, at least I managed to scavenge the transmitter for the NRF24L01 module I used to mod to my Devo 10
Damn man, sounds like some really nice kit indeed. Define ground station though? Kinda confused with that terminology. Not too familiar with FPV terms as of yet. You fly in the more remote areas bro? 5-7km is AWESOME range man! What transmitter, vtx and etc do you use? I know you listed in your video but couldn't play it back again as I'm staying outstation now and currently low on quota
You must be Azy Unixxxxx on FB. Same FB group bro

Where you bought your Devo 10 though? I don't see much or any shops bringing in the Devo 10, or any other Walkera transmitter other than the Devo 7.
You can join FB groups like Dunia RC Group and Quadcopter Malaysia etc there are sellers there offering packages and they are really cheap! With a FlySky T6 bundle, you could get one in around RM700. Kit comes with basic frame, 4 motors, 4 ESC, rx and a basic QQ flight controller. Personally really tempted in getting one though, but not sure want to get a plane first or a quad. Also you can find a local hobby store there, I'm sure they have one.
Brushless motors almost never wear out, at least not in the methodology brushed motors wear out. Also they run much cooler. Only thing that wears out on a brushless motors are the bearings but even those are very rare.
Budget berapa bro 
Seriously cool! You have GPS telemetry data on your OSD though or you fly purely by sight?

first thing that you (and everyone else who wants to get into this hobby) do is set what's your goal? You want to take aerial pics? open business? fpv racing? Too many cases of ppl spending a fortune just because their friends do too. These kinds of ppl are the ones who quits the hobby within a couple of months. If you're not serious just quit now because this is a big money sink. So what's your goal?

I guess you can join those facebook groups I mentioned and I'm sure you will find what you want. FPV racer or Drone Rempit as they call it() are flooding those groups and there are plenty of stuff to choose from multiple sellers. Once you get hit by the flying bug you won't stop bro, unless you become like what debonairs91 mentioned. Set a goal, find out what really interests you, do your research, make sure you know how everything works, what component does what etc then make a list of components you need to get. Also not forgetting to get the necessary tools. For heli you'd need at the most basic a hex key set and a decent small sized screwdriver set.

I'm planning to branch out to fixed wing and quads when I get the chance financially 
yeah no doubt FrSky is a famous brand in RC but I don't think their receivers are that cheap. FlySky I know is cheap though. Does the Deviation protocol for FrSky do telemetry and also I heard the FrSky protocol can alert you when the signal is weak, does Deviation have that? Maybe I'll swap out my A7105 module for the CC2500 if I find a need for it in the future. Don't fly my V911 anymore so the A7105 module is kinda wasted space.

For me my next aircraft I'll still run a Devo RX. The RX601 is only RM60 or so after convert from Banggood and the 10ch receiver is around RM100 from Banggood as well.

Awesome job on the 2nd 7E bro! Looks awesome with the tri-antenna man. My V450D03 model file is attached, you can have a look at it. I set mine in flight mode 3 to be for autorotation though as my heli's receiver/gyro is kinda unique in that the gyro only works above certain throttle value so if I hit throttle hold for autorotation practise, the gyro doesn't work and it'll be a beaaaatch to control.

Also recently installed the Walkera telemetry unit onto my heli, now I can remove the annoying low voltage beeper and fly with much more confidence having the battery voltage in my hands and also monitoring tail servo, ESC and battery temperature in case any of them goes beyond limits. Main page looks messy as hell now with the telemetry data on the main page on top of each other covering the heli icon

Well I fly a Micro heli WLToys V977, and a 450-sized heli, a Walkera V450D03.

For my V977 I get most of my spares from Banggood.com and also certain items for my 450. If I can purchase locally and the price does not differ much I will purchase locally. My Devo 10 I got it from a dude from the DRC Facebook group.

Don't know of any one-stop website for multirotors yet but I think there are some local sites selling it yet to be discovered. I think it's easier to find sellers on the fb group and contacting the sellers directly. Can check out the Melaka dudde I mentioned, seen him posting alot of stuff recently and his price seems to be pretty cheap. My personal opinion though, spend more initially for your transmitter and choose a good one. A good transmitter can last you for ages without needing to upgrade etc.

Anyway, just rearranged my screen, now it looks better



New file in the attachment. Also attached is the splashscreen I'm using, found it in the Deviation forum and hell lot cooler than the stock splashscreen

Hi, juz curious, you buy your frame from local hobby shop?

Is Hubsan a brand any good? How is it compared to Syma?

Purpose is to get a "cheap" and usable to learn about Drones (hardware) and if really interested, learn how to DIY/Upgrade/Build a better drone...

Which brand can get spare parts easily?
Because, after playing with it, feel like DIY build my own drone....

And are all the controllers compatible (from different brands)?
Or its fixed to the Board/Controller pair?

Still deciding on Syma or Hubsan....

You asking me to get it, cause its "supposedly" ok ok for noob to try la..

at least crash the cheap one first... then once poisoned, start investing in some DJI la

Lots of ppl in rcgroup recommend the Bayanytoys X9 over the Hubsan X4
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2477152
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2519171
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2446608

Youtube videos
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=bayangtoys+x9

can tell me more about drone vs heli?

btw, its real affordable but battery last 5/6/7 min only?

The X9 is a good beginner's quad...

Read more here: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2446608

The battery only 150mAh, get a few batteries...

Anyway I'm not sure about the difference about wuad vs heli as I also just started playing with quads only. My first quad was the Hubsan X4 H107L and FQ777-124 Pocket Drone...

Now flying my Nihui U807. Got the XK X250 and MJX X600 on the way from banggood or gearbest...

Doing some 3D mapping by scanning some shop lots nearby our flying field using my open source MultiWii multirotor:

Snaphots:

Then you need to get Drifter Ultralight, best plane ever:  http://www.banggood.com/EasySky-ES-9908-Dr...6363706201312DW

You can join our forum here to find out more:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1793359

My buddy crash it a lot and easy to repair and replace parts.   Also this plane grows along with your skill and can be use for professional purposes too.